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°HOTEL MERIDIANA LONDRES (Royaume-Uni) - de € 77 ...
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Hotel Meridiana, un établissement élégant est un excellent endroit dans le quartier historique de Londres.
L'emplacement idéal dans le quartier Lambeth de Londres offre l'accès vers King's Cross, qu'est à 25 minutes.
La station de métro Russell Square sont à seulement 850 mètres de l'hôtel.
Services Les installations comme un stockage des bagages et un coffre-fort sont offerts pour les clients.
Internet Un accès sans fil (Wi-Fi) est disponible dans tout l'hôtel gratuitement.
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THE EXCELSIOR HOTEL, LONDON - Book 2-Star Accommodation ...
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The Excelsior Hotel is a 2-star budget venue featuring an annex accommodation within a 25-minute walk from King's College London.
The hotel is placed 25 minutes' walk from London Zoo.
The Excelsior Hotel is a property in London that comes with 26 rooms and provides complimentary wireless internet, flat-screen television, coffee/tea makers, a kitchen and a personal computer.
Bella Pasta and McGlynn's Free House are 5 minutes walking distance from The Excelsior Hotel.
Guests can reach The Excelsior Hotel by car from London City airport in 20 minutes.
HOTEL THE HARRISON, LONDON
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The Harrison Hotel is a 3-star venue placed about 2 km from London Stock Exchange.
The designer hotel is a good example of royal architecture in London.
Guests can get to London city center, which is 3 km away.
London City airport is approximately 20 minutes' drive away.
Guests will enjoy using car rentals when exploring the sites of London.
McGlynn's Free House | Bars and pubs in St Pancras, London
A popular West London pub, McGlynns Free House keeps its customers entertained with a weekly quiz night, a jukebox and two plasma screen TVs.
The bar serves real ale on tap with two regularly-changing guest brews, while an adjoining dining room offers traditional pub grub.
Casa Tua King's Cross | Restaurants in St Pancras, London
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Italian restaurants often do pretty much nothing to dispel the stereotypes of their own menus: all pasta, focaccia, mozzarella and Parma ham.
This cute little café-bar on a King’s Cross backstreet is a good example of this Italo-limbo.
It’s a lovely place to linger over a light lunch and a good coffee thanks to its handful of pavement tables exceptionally friendly owner.
Their traditional Roman carbonara comes with beautifully fresh pasta and meaty guanciale, but little flavour to coat them.
Because when it comes to Italian food, let’s face it, their mid-range is always far more desirable than ours.