Apartment Sleeps 2 with Balcony

Name: Apartment Sleeps 2 with Balcony
Address: 4 Knaresborough Place, London, SW5 0TG, gb
Rating: 7.5

4 Knaresborough Place, London, gb

7.5

Very good

2 reviews

Check-out 11:00 AMApartments

What we measured

4.6 km from the centre of London
1.0 km from Natural History Museum
17 km from London City Airport (LCY)

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

About this hotel

Prime Location in Central London Located within walking distance to major attractions like Natural History Museum and Victoria and Albert Museum, our charming large studio apartment offers convenience and comfort in the heart of the city. Modern Amenities Enjoy free WiFi, free private parking, and a fully equipped kitchen with an oven and microwave. The apartment also features a balcony for a relaxing outdoor experience. Nearby Attractions Explore top landmarks such as Royal Albert Hall and Harrods, all just a short distance away. With South Kensington Underground Station nearby, the city is yours to discover. To book your stay at our Charming large studio Apartment with balcony, contact us now!

Amenities

WiFi available

Free WiFi

Parking

Free Parking

Heating

Non-smoking throughout

Private parking

Smoke alarms

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