Stunning Double Bed Flat with Private Balcony & Free Parking

Name: Stunning Double Bed Flat with Private Balcony & Free Parking
Address: 202 Frederic court, 3 Nauticus walk, London, E14 9ZT, gb

202 Frederic court, 3 Nauticus walk, London, gb

Check-out 11:00 AMApartments

What we measured

7.9 km from the centre of London
1.0 km from Cutty Sark
5.2 km from London City Airport (LCY)

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

About this hotel

Luxurious Accommodation Convenient Location Located in the vibrant Tower Hamlets district, just a short distance from major attractions like Canary Wharf Underground Station and Tower of London. Modern Amenities Enjoy free WiFi, a fully equipped kitchen, and a flat-screen TV in this stylish 1-bedroom apartment. Plus, unwind on your own private balcony with free parking included. Ready to experience the perfect blend of comfort and convenience in London? Book your stay at Stunning Double Bed Flat with Private Balcony & Free Parking today!

Amenities

Offsite parking discounted rates available

Parking

Luggage storage

Invoice provided

Free wired internet

Self parking (surcharge)

Offsite parking discounted rates available

Internet access

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