The Grange Pub

Name: The Grange Pub
Address: The Grange 103 - 104 Grange Road, London, SE1 3BW, gb
Rating: 8.4

The Grange 103 - 104 Grange Road, London, gb

8.4

Excellent

405 reviews

Check-out 11:00 AMInns

What we measured

3.9 km from the centre of London
1.5 km from HMS Belfast
9.1 km from London City Airport (LCY)

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

About this hotel

Charming Inn in London with City Views Garden Oasis : Enjoy a peaceful retreat in the heart of London with our beautiful garden and terrace, perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring the city. Cozy Rooms with City Views : Unwind in our comfortable rooms offering stunning city views. Each room comes with modern amenities like a flat-screen TV, ensuring a pleasant stay. Convenient Location : With major attractions like Tower of London and London Bridge just a stone's throw away, The Grange Pub is the ideal choice for travelers looking to explore the best of London. Experience the charm of The Grange Pub - book your stay now for an unforgettable London getaway!

Amenities

WiFi available

Free WiFi

Restaurant

Heating

Terrace

Garden

Pets allowed

Luggage storage

Bar

Non-smoking throughout

Sun terrace

Designated smoking area

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