Balcony South Kensington Luxury 2 bed Apartment

Name: Balcony South Kensington Luxury 2 bed Apartment
Address: Emperor's Gate London SW7 4HH UK, London, England, SW7 4HH, London, SW7 4HH, GB
Telephone: 44-2036240359

Emperor's Gate London SW7 4HH UK, London, England, SW7 4HH, London, GB

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4.3 km from the centre of London
700 m from Natural History Museum
17 km from London City Airport (LCY)

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

About this hotel

Central Location Located in the heart of London, our luxury 2-bed apartment is just a stone's throw away from iconic attractions such as the Natural History Museum and Kensington High Street. Convenient Amenities Enjoy complimentary wired internet access and the convenience of an elevator during your stay with us. Nearby Attractions Explore the best of London with ease as famous landmarks like the Imperial College London and Kensington Gardens are within walking distance. Book now for an unforgettable experience in London City Centre.

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Free WiFi

Wheelchair accessible

Elevator

Free wired internet

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Balcony South Kensington Luxury 2 bed Apartment

Emperor's Gate London SW7 4HH UK, London, England, SW7 4HH

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