London Bridge Hotel Reviews
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| This stylish, independently owned hotel elicits praise, both for its welcoming ambience and – for a hotel that appeals as much to people on City business as to tourists – its intimacy. The enticing lobby sets the scene, while rooms are cooly decorated with neat black-and-white bathrooms. It's much larger than you think: there's a gymnasium and three restaurant/bars. An excellent address in an interesting area. |
Key Attractions:
stylish, city, boutique, good food
Price Bracket: Mid Price
In a Nutshell: Undemanding yet stylish City hotel with all-round appeal
Location: London Bridge, opposite the station, close to City, Bankside, Tate Modern. Nearest tube: London Bridge
Address:
London Bridge Hotel, 8-18 London Bridge Street, London,
United Kingdom, SE1 9SG
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The independent 4-star London Bridge Hotel is as ideal for the leisure visitor seeking to enjoy the delights of London as it is for the business executive. Situated in the Borough of Southwark, this very individual hotel offers guests the perfect balance between traditional comfort and the latest facilities. Its heritage dates back to Roman times and many of the archaeological finds unearthed during the hotel's development are with the Museum of London.
Southwark is a thriving and vibrant place to be, and is currently enjoying a new era of prosperity and growth. It stretches along much of the South Bank of the River Thames in central London. The hotel is situated opposite London Bridge, which links Southwark to the City, on the north side of the river. The area is filled with exciting museums and art galleries, fantastic restaurants and a theatrical heritage that dates back 400 years. Southwark also boasts some of the most spectacular architecture in the capital and to find some of the most dramatic sights, it only requires an afternoon stroll along the South Bank.
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