The Hanbury Townhouse

Name: The Hanbury Townhouse
Address: 33 Linton St, London, England, N1 7DU, London, N1 7DU, GB
Telephone: 44-20 7288 2222
Rating: 9.2

33 Linton St, London, England, N1 7DU, London, GB

9.2

Exceptional

55 reviews

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What we measured

4.0 km from the centre of London
1.8 km from Barbican Centre
11 km from London City Airport (LCY)

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

About this hotel

Indulge in Delightful Dining and Drinks Savor a delicious meal at the on-site restaurant, and enjoy your favorite beverages at the stylish bar/lounge. Charming and Comfortable Accommodations Relax in one of 11 uniquely designed guestrooms, complete with espresso makers and Smart TVs. Feel at home with convenient amenities like coffee/tea makers and complimentary bottled water. Convenient Location Located in Islington, enjoy easy access to popular landmarks such as St. Paul's Cathedral and The British Museum, both just a short drive away. Book your stay at The Hanbury Townhouse for a memorable London getaway!

Amenities

Free WiFi

Wheelchair accessible

Accessible shuttle

No accessible shuttle

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The Hanbury Townhouse

33 Linton St, London, England, N1 7DU

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