Cosy Double Bedrooms In Brick Lane F4I
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Cosy Double Bedrooms In Brick Lane F4I
Nestled in Whitechapel with many traditional pubs and curry houses, Cosy Double Bedrooms In Brick Lane F4I London hotel is a 10-minute walk from the Middlesex Petticoat Lane Street Market.
Located 450 metres from London Shoreditch High Street railway station, this guest house stands steps away from the historic Brick Lane Street. Guests will also appreciate proximity to the breaking Whitechapel Gallery, which is a 15-minute walk away. The Cosy Double Bedrooms In Brick Lane F4I is within 500 metres of the restored 18th-century east end townhouse "Dennis Severs' House", while Aldgate East tube station lies 0.6 km away. Aldgate bus station is in the vicinity of this hotel.
A sitting area are included in the rooms for guests' convenience. In addition, there is a refrigerator, an oven, and kitchenware for self-catering purposes. A separate toilet and a shower along with such comforts as a dryer and bath sheets are also featured.
The restaurant Aladin Brick Lane is situated right around the corner from Cosy Double Bedrooms In Brick Lane F4I hotel.
Amenities
Main Features
Facilities
- Dryer
- Cookware/ Kitchen utensils
- Sitting area
- Dining table
- Washing machine
Policy
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Local Attractions
Airports
- London City (11 km)
Train stations
- London Liverpool Street (800 m)
Frequently asked questions
- ❓Does Cosy Double Bedrooms In Brick Lane F4I London have a free cancellation policy?Yes, flexible cancellation policy is provided here.
- ❓When is check-in time and check-out time at Cosy Double Bedrooms In Brick Lane F4I London?Check-in time is from 15:00, and check-out is until 10:00.
- ❓Does Cosy Double Bedrooms In Brick Lane F4I London offer free breakfast?Yes, the guest house provides breakfast for free.
- ❓Where is Cosy Double Bedrooms In Brick Lane F4I London located?It is situated in Whitechapel district, about a 25-minute stroll from Tate Modern.