Limehouse Guest House Central East London

Name: Limehouse Guest House Central East London
Address: 3 Southwater Close, London, E14 7TE, gb
Rating: 8.4

3 Southwater Close, London, gb

8.4

Excellent

118 reviews

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What we measured

6.7 km from the centre of London
3.2 km from Tower of London
6.1 km from London City Airport (LCY)

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

About this hotel

Central Location: Conveniently situated in Tower Hamlets district, close to various attractions in London such as Victoria Park, Tower of London, and Brick Lane. Well-equipped Units: Each unit is furnished with a fridge, kitchenware, kettle, and comfortable amenities like slippers and a wardrobe for a cozy stay. Nearby Transportation: With free WiFi throughout the property and Canary Wharf Underground Station nearby, exploring London is easy from Limehouse Guest House Central East London. To experience a convenient stay near major London landmarks, book your stay at Limehouse Guest House Central East London now.

Amenities

WiFi available

Free WiFi

Parking

Non-smoking rooms

Heating

Non-smoking throughout

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Location

Limehouse Guest House Central East London

3 Southwater Close

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