Luxury 2 Bedroom Apartment in Hoxton

Name: Luxury 2 Bedroom Apartment in Hoxton
Address: flat 6, 161-165 Kingsland Road, London, E2 8AL, gb
Telephone: +447474515159

flat 6, 161-165 Kingsland Road, London, gb

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What we measured

4.5 km from the centre of London
1.8 km from Barbican Centre
9.7 km from London City Airport (LCY)

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

About this hotel

Prime Location Experience the heart of London with our luxury 2 bedroom apartment in Hoxton. Just 1.6 km from Brick Lane and within easy reach of iconic landmarks such as Sky Garden, Tower of London, and Tower Bridge. Modern Amenities Relax in air-conditioned comfort with free WiFi and a flat-screen TV. The fully equipped kitchen and stylish decor ensure a seamless stay. Convenience and Comfort Located just 1.9 km from Liverpool Street Underground Station, explore the city with ease. St Paul's Cathedral and London Bridge are a short distance away, making sightseeing effortless. Book now for an unforgettable experience.

Amenities

Air conditioning

Non-smoking throughout

Free wired internet

Internet access

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Luxury 2 Bedroom Apartment in Hoxton

flat 6, 161-165 Kingsland Road

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