Kensington Oasis Central London 2BR Private House - Near Harrods, Kensington Palace, and other London attractions

Name: Kensington Oasis Central London 2BR Private House - Near Harrods, Kensington Palace, and other London attractions
Address: 2 Lexham Mews, London, England, W8 6JW, London, W8 6JW, GB
Telephone: 44-20-39730200

2 Lexham Mews, London, England, W8 6JW, London, GB

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Private vacation home

What we measured

4.9 km from the centre of London
1.2 km from Kensington Palace
17 km from London City Airport (LCY)

Distances are straight-line. Sources: Wikidata, OurAirports.

About this hotel

Convenient Amenities Enjoy express check-in, express check-out, and laundry facilities during your stay. Home-like Comfort Relax in a vacation home with a fully equipped kitchen, complimentary Wi-Fi, and a flat-screen TV. Prime Location Explore attractions like Kensington Gardens and the Science Museum within easy reach. To book your stay, contact us now!

Amenities

Express check-out

Express check-in/check-out

Wheelchair accessible

Express check-out

Smoke-free property

Express check-in

Airport transportation - pickup (surcharge)

Accessible airport shuttle

No accessible airport shuttle

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