Little Venice House

Name: Little Venice House
Address: London, England, W9 1BL, London, W9 1BL, GB
Telephone: 44-2070787364

London, England, W9 1BL, London, GB

Private vacation home

What we measured

4.1 km from the centre of London
1.7 km from Madame Tussauds
16 km from London City Airport (LCY)
4-star hotels in London: $547 a night
median of 135 priced 4-star properties, quoted 9-12 Aug 2026

Distances are straight-line. Sources: Wikidata, OurAirports, our own rate polling.

About this hotel

Convenient Amenities - Feel at home with a fully equipped kitchen, complete with a refrigerator and oven, along with essential conveniences like a desk and microwave. Prime Location - Discover top attractions just minutes away, including Lord's Cricket Ground, Regent's Park, and the prestigious Sherlock Holmes Museum. Nearby Airports - Easily accessible from major airports like London City, Heathrow, and Gatwick, ensuring a smooth transition to your cozy vacation home. Indulge in comfort and convenience at this ideally located vacation home in London's charming City of Westminster. Start your adventure today!

Amenities

Free WiFi

Smoke-free property

Free wired internet

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Little Venice House

London, England, W9 1BL

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