Light-filled Primrose Hill Rooftop Retreat

Name: Light-filled Primrose Hill Rooftop Retreat
Address: 8 Egbert Street Flat C Greater London, England NW1 8LJ United Kingdom, London, England, NW1 8LJ, London, NW1 8LJ, GB
Telephone: 44-2036240359

8 Egbert Street Flat C Greater London, England NW1 8LJ United Kingdom, London, England, NW1 8LJ, London, GB

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4.1 km from the centre of London
600 m from London Zoo
15 km from London City Airport (LCY)

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

About this hotel

Central Location Conveniently situated near Regent's Park, ZSL London Zoo, and Lord's Cricket Ground. Nearby Attractions Explore Baker Street, Sherlock Holmes Museum, and Madame Tussauds Wax Museum just a short distance away. Comfort and Convenience Enjoy a cozy stay at the Light-filled Primrose Hill Rooftop Retreat, with easy access to major landmarks and airports for a seamless travel experience. To book your stay, visit our website now!

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Light-filled Primrose Hill Rooftop Retreat

8 Egbert Street Flat C Greater London, England NW1 8LJ United Kingdom, London, England, NW1 8LJ

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