Your Private Hoxton Apartment Sleeps 3 London Zone 1

Name: Your Private Hoxton Apartment Sleeps 3 London Zone 1
Address: 251 Hoxton Street Flat 11 St Leonards Mews, London, N1 5LG, gb
Rating: 9.2

251 Hoxton Street Flat 11 St Leonards Mews, London, gb

9.2

Exceptional

58 reviews

Check-out 10:30 AMApartments

What we measured

4.4 km from the centre of London
1.8 km from Barbican Centre
9.9 km from London City Airport (LCY)

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

About this hotel

City-Centric Luxury Apartment in London Zone 1 Modern Amenities : This recently renovated apartment offers a comfortable stay with a fully equipped kitchen, flat-screen TV, and a terrace with garden views. Guests are welcomed with complimentary wine, champagne, and sweet treats. Convenient Location : Situated in the heart of London, with popular attractions like Brick Lane and Liverpool Street Underground Station just a stone's throw away. Explore the city easily with free WiFi and soundproof rooms for a peaceful retreat. Unique Experiences : Enjoy a bicycle rental service and nearby pub crawls for a taste of local entertainment. With Victoria Park and London Bridge in close proximity, this apartment is the perfect choice for a memorable stay in London. Book now for an unforgettable city escape at Your Private Hoxton Apartment Sleeps 3 London Zone 1.

Amenities

WiFi available

Free WiFi

Parking

Non-smoking rooms

Heating

Terrace

Family rooms

Pets allowed

BBQ facilities

Laundry

Luggage storage

Safety deposit box

Soundproof rooms

Ironing service

Dry cleaning

Barber/beauty shop

Non-smoking throughout

Sun terrace

Private check-in/check-out

Daily housekeeping

Designated smoking area

Accessible parking

Street parking

Board games/puzzles

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