Central London- Zone 2 En-suite Room

Name: Central London- Zone 2 En-suite Room
Address: 7 Oaklands Place, London, SW4 7BY, gb
Rating: 8.6

7 Oaklands Place, London, gb

8.6

Excellent

35 reviews

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What we measured

5.2 km from the centre of London
3.4 km from Tate Britain
14 km from London City Airport (LCY)
4-star hotels in London: $547 a night
median of 135 priced 4-star properties, quoted 9-12 Aug 2026

Distances are straight-line. Sources: Wikidata, OurAirports, our own rate polling.

About this hotel

Prime Location : Situated in the vibrant Lambeth district, just a stone's throw away from major attractions like Big Ben and Houses of Parliament. Modern Amenities : Enjoy the convenience of free WiFi, a fully equipped kitchen with all essentials, and a private bathroom with complimentary toiletries. Nearby Transport Links : With easy access to Clapham Junction, Victoria Train Station, and Victoria Underground Station, exploring London is a breeze. Book your stay at Central London- Zone 2 En-suite Room today and experience the best of London living at your doorstep.

Amenities

WiFi available

Free WiFi

Heating

Non-smoking throughout

First aid kit available

Smoke alarms

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Central London- Zone 2 En-suite Room

7 Oaklands Place

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