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An1 – Gower Street, Bloomsbury, London WC1

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The apartments are situated in Bloomsbury and offer “value for money” for visitors who want a central location without the high price tag. The charming Georgian building consist of 8 apartments, each with their own character. They have spacious living space and feature original fireplaces. The location is ideal for Covent Garden with “Theatreland” & its fun street entertainment, the financial district “The City” or shopping in Oxford Street in the West End

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30 Park Apartments, Bayswater, London W2

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The apartments are within 1-minute walk of Hyde Park. The area is a popular with visitors as it offers a wide rang the famous Portobello Market, The Royal Albert Hall, Kensington Palace & Gardens, it famous high street, Victoria & Albert Museum, the Science Museum and the Natural History Museum are all within walking distance. Oxford Street is only a few stops away on the tube

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Buckingham Palace Road, Victoria, London SW1

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These spacious apartments are situated within the premises of a hotel which gives guests the privacy of a home, with the advantages of the hotel facilities. They are only a few minutes walk from Victoria train station. Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey. St. James’s Park and Buckingham Palace & Gardens. Across Westminster Bridge is the South Bank, home to the popular London Eye, the National Theatre and Tate Modern Gallery

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Bayswater Apartments, Bayswater, London W2

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The 185 apartments is a perfect base for both business and leisure travellers. The building has a 24-hour Reception and guests have access to Kensington Garden Square. Bayswater is close to Notting Hill and Hyde Park is just “around the corner”. The area is known for its great variety of restaurants, pubs and shops. The Royal Albert Hall, Kensington Palace & Gardens, The Victoria and Albert Museum, The Science Museum and The Natural History Museum are also close by

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