Affordable Double room in Central London near Elephant and Castle station

Name: Affordable Double room in Central London near Elephant and Castle station
Address: Macleod Street, London, SE17 3HB, gb
Telephone: +447500727365
Rating: 6.8

Macleod Street, London, gb

6.8

Good

4 reviews

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What we measured

3.3 km from the centre of London
1.4 km from Imperial War Museum London
11 km from London City Airport (LCY)

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

About this hotel

Convenient Location Situated in the vibrant Southwark district, our guest house is centrally located near major attractions like Big Ben and London Bridge. Fully Equipped Kitchen Enjoy the convenience of a fully-equipped kitchen in each unit, complete with modern appliances for a comfortable stay. Cozy Shared Lounge Unwind and socialize in our shared lounge area, perfect for relaxation after a day of exploring London's top sights. To stay in the heart of London at an affordable rate, book your stay at Affordable Double room in Central London near Elephant and Castle station now!

Amenities

Non-smoking throughout

Shared lounge/TV area

Shared kitchen

Staff adhere to local safety protocols

Fire extinguishers

Smoke alarms

Free wired internet

Internet access

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Affordable Double room in Central London near Elephant and Castle station

Macleod Street

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