2-Bed Apartment with Balcony in Acton, by LS2G Stays

Name: 2-Bed Apartment with Balcony in Acton, by LS2G Stays
Address: Horn Lane, London, W3 6PN, gb
Rating: 8.8

Horn Lane, London, gb

8.8

Excellent

22 reviews

Check-out 10:00 AMApartments

What we measured

9.8 km from the centre of London
4.4 km from Kew Gardens
14 km from London Heathrow Airport (LHR)

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

About this hotel

Garden Views and Balcony Enjoy stunning garden views and relax on the balcony of this 2-bedroom apartment, just a 3-minute walk to the Metro. Convenient Location Situated in a quiet street, with easy access to central locations such as Park Royal, Northfields, and Kew Gardens. Ealing Broadway is also just 2.6 km away. Modern Amenities Featuring a fully equipped kitchen, flat-screen TV, and complimentary WiFi, this non-smoking accommodation provides comfort and convenience for your stay. Experience the perfect blend of comfort and convenience at this charming apartment. Book now for an unforgettable stay!

Amenities

WiFi available

Free WiFi

Non-smoking rooms

Terrace

Family rooms

Garden

Non-smoking throughout

Outdoor furniture

First aid kit available

Invoice provided

CCTV outside property

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