London City Escape With 2 Bedrooms

Name: London City Escape With 2 Bedrooms
Address: 1 High Road, 272, London, England, N22 8JX, London, N22 8JX, GB
Telephone: 44-3336666111

1 High Road, 272, London, England, N22 8JX, London, GB

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What we measured

9.6 km from the centre of London
15 km from London City Airport (LCY)

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

About this hotel

Discover a charming retreat at London City Escape, perfect for your next getaway. Spacious Comfort Relax in one of our four well-appointed guestrooms featuring spacious kitchens equipped with modern refrigerators, ovens, and microwaves to make meal prep a breeze. Stay Connected Enjoy complimentary wireless internet access throughout your stay, ensuring that you remain connected whether for work or leisure. Prime Location Situated just minutes from major attractions like Alexandra Palace and Finsbury Park, you’ll find yourself at the heart of London’s vibrant culture, with easy access to iconic landmarks such as the British Museum and Camden Markets. Don’t miss the chance to experience the comfort and convenience of London City Escape—book your stay today!

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Free WiFi

Free self parking

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