Fab spot in central London

Name: Fab spot in central London
Address: 68 Wicksteed House, County Street, London, SE1 6RH, gb
Rating: 7.3

68 Wicksteed House, County Street, London, gb

7.3

Very good

20 reviews

Check-out 11:00 AMApartments

What we measured

2.7 km from the centre of London
1.0 km from Imperial War Museum London
10 km from London City Airport (LCY)

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

About this hotel

Central Location Fab spot in central London offers a prime location, just a stone's throw away from iconic landmarks like London Bridge and Waterloo Station. Modern Amenities The recently renovated apartment boasts a flat-screen TV, fully equipped kitchen, and complimentary WiFi throughout the property. Guests can enjoy added luxuries such as towels, bed linen, and even a selection of wine or champagne. Convenient Parking With private parking available on-site, guests can explore the city with ease and have peace of mind knowing their vehicle is secure. Book your stay at Fab spot in central London for a seamless blend of comfort and convenience during your London adventures.

Amenities

Parking

Non-smoking throughout

Free wired internet

Self parking (surcharge)

Internet access

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Fab spot in central London

68 Wicksteed House, County Street

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