One Bed (Entire Flat) - 25 mins from London Bridge

Name: One Bed (Entire Flat) - 25 mins from London Bridge
Address: 144 Rye Hill Park, London, SE15 3JT, gb

144 Rye Hill Park, London, gb

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What we measured

7.3 km from the centre of London
4.1 km from Cutty Sark
9.2 km from London City Airport (LCY)

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

About this hotel

Central Location Conveniently situated just 25 minutes from London Bridge, this property offers easy access to popular attractions such as Crystal Palace Park and Canada Water. Modern Amenities Enjoy a comfortable stay with free WiFi, a flat-screen TV, and a fully equipped kitchen including an oven and microwave. Towels and bed linen are provided for your convenience. Nearby Transportation Located just 6.3 km from Blackheath station, exploring the city is a breeze. Additionally, London City Airport is a short 15 km drive away. To book your stay at this charming 1-bedroom apartment with a balcony, visit our website now!

Amenities

Offsite parking discounted rates available

Parking

Lift / Elevator

Non-smoking throughout

Free wired internet

Offsite parking discounted rates available

Internet access

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