2 Bedroom Flat, Dalston Junction, London

Name: 2 Bedroom Flat, Dalston Junction, London
Address: 59 Burder Close, London, N1 4BB, gb
Rating: 7.9

59 Burder Close, London, gb

7.9

Very good

53 reviews

Check-out 11:00 AMApartments

What we measured

5.5 km from the centre of London
3.1 km from Barbican Centre
10 km from London City Airport (LCY)

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

About this hotel

Prime Location Located in the vibrant Islington district of London, with top attractions like Brick Lane and Victoria Park just a short distance away. Modern Amenities Enjoy free WiFi, a flat-screen TV with streaming services, and a fully equipped kitchen featuring a dishwasher and washing machine. Convenience and Comfort With 2 bedrooms, plush towels, and cozy bed linen provided, this non-smoking apartment offers a comfortable stay for guests. Book now for a memorable stay in London's Dalston Junction!

Amenities

Non-smoking throughout

Hand sanitizer in guest room and key areas

Sanitized tableware & silverware

Contactless check-in/check-out

Food delivered to guest room

Free wired internet

Internet access

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Location

2 Bedroom Flat, Dalston Junction, London

59 Burder Close

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