Hoxton by Servprop

Name: Hoxton by Servprop
Address: 99 East Road, London, England, N1 6AW, London, N1 6AW, GB
Telephone: 44-0-2079938022
Rating: 8.8

99 East Road, London, England, N1 6AW, London, GB

8.8

Excellent

3 reviews

Check-out 10:30 AMApartments

What we measured

3.8 km from the centre of London
1.2 km from Barbican Centre
10 km from London City Airport (LCY)

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

About this hotel

Luxurious Accommodations: Treat yourself to a stay in one of the 3 guestrooms, featuring fireplaces and flat-screen televisions. Kitchens are outfitted with full-sized refrigerators/freezers, ovens, and stovetops. Convenient Amenities: Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Conveniences include separate sitting areas and microwaves, and housekeeping is provided on request. Centrally Located: With a stay at Hoxton by Servprop, you'll be centrally located in London, within a 5-minute drive of Liverpool Street and Brick Lane. Experience the epitome of luxury and convenience at Hoxton by Servprop. Book your stay now for an unforgettable London experience.

Amenities

Elevator

Smoke-free property

Housekeeping on request

Free WiFi

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