Close To Tower Bridge Central London - 4 Bedroom House - 3 Bathrooms - Free Parking 3 Cars - Sleep 9

Name: Close To Tower Bridge Central London - 4 Bedroom House - 3 Bathrooms - Free Parking 3 Cars - Sleep 9
Address: 105 Mina Road,, London, SE17 2QS, gb
Rating: 8

105 Mina Road,, London, gb

8.0

Excellent

16 reviews

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What we measured

4.0 km from the centre of London
2.2 km from Imperial War Museum London
9.6 km from London City Airport (LCY)

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

About this hotel

Spacious Accommodation Featuring 4 bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, and 3 bathrooms, this holiday home is perfect for families or groups of up to 9 guests. Free Parking and WiFi Enjoy the convenience of free parking for up to 3 cars and stay connected with complimentary WiFi throughout your stay. Cozy Fireplace and Terrace Relax by the fireplace in the comfortable seating area or step outside to the terrace and soak in the garden views. To book your stay at Close To Tower Bridge Central London - 4 Bedroom House, visit our website now!

Amenities

WiFi available

Free WiFi

Parking

Free Parking

Terrace

Non-smoking throughout

Private parking

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