London Dutch Barge - Sleeps 3 & Cosy Fireplace

Name: London Dutch Barge - Sleeps 3 & Cosy Fireplace
Address: Blomfield Road, Opposite the summerhouse restaurant on, London, England, W9 2PA, London, W9 2PA, GB
Telephone: 44-3336666111

Blomfield Road, Opposite the summerhouse restaurant on, London, England, W9 2PA, London, GB

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4.4 km from the centre of London
1.7 km from Kensington Gardens
17 km from London City Airport (LCY)

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

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Experience the charm and comfort of London Dutch Barge, a unique cozy retreat that combines modern elegance with a touch of warmth. Spacious Accommodations Enjoy our inviting guestrooms featuring fireplaces that create the perfect ambiance for relaxation. Each room is thoughtfully designed to make your stay comfortable and enjoyable. Fully-Equipped Kitchens Our kitchens come fully outfitted with refrigerators, ovens, and stovetops, allowing you to prepare your favorite meals just like at home. Prime Location Nestled in the heart of City of Westminster, you'll be just minutes away from iconic attractions such as Hyde Park and Marble Arch, with easy access to public transport and free self-parking onsite. Don’t miss out on this perfect city escape—book your stay at London Dutch Barge today!

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