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One double bedroom flat in South-East London

Holiday accommodation for 2–4 persons in SE London. Central but quiet location (well away from major roads), ca. 5 min. to the main street (Old Kent Road) for regular busses into the city centre. Nearby shopping centre. Underground (Subway) and train station New Cross Gate 15 min. walk away.

From ₤45 (GBP) per night, bedding incl., plus ₤15 (GBP) cleaning charge, to be left in the flat on leaving.

Entrance lobby, living room with dining area and sofa bed, well equipped kitchen area, double bedroom, bathroom with shower, bath and WC. The flat is on the second floor (i.e. 2 levels up).

There is free allocated on-site parking for car drivers.

For London attractions and excursions: see above

Holiday flat in the heart of London‘s Docklands.

Quiet but central, well serviced location. Accommodation for 2 to 4persons (+ add. 2 pers. on sofa-bed).

Non-smokers preferred. From ₤45 (GBP) per night, bedding incl., plus ₤20 (GBP) cleaning charge, to be left in the flat on leaving.

Entrance lobby, living room with dining area, double bedroom with en suite bathroom (shower & WC), 2nd bathroom, fully equipped kitchen. The flat is on the 3rd floor (i.e. 3 levels up).

There is free on-site parking for those visiting by car.

Bus to the front door, Underground (Subway) Station (Canada Water) 10 minutes. 5 minutes to the jetty on the Thames (boats trips towards the Tower of London and Greenwich)

Local 24 hour shopping centre (weekdays, Sundays until 5pm)

Regular flights (e.g. Ryanair) from many European destinations to London Stansted.

Express rail service from Stansted to the centre of London (Liverpool Street Station).

A selection of London attractions, which can be quickly and easily reached from the flat:

Westminster (Parliament, Westminster Abbey, Horseguards, Trafalgar Square,

The National Gallery and, on the south bank, the “London Eye” big wheel and many further attractions)

Cutty Sark (Docklands Railway) for Greenwich (Zero Meridian & Observatory with associated museums, former Royal Naval College, National Maritime Museum, Cutty Sark sailing ship)

Tower Hill or Tower Gateway (Tower of London with the Crown Jewels and almost unlimited history, as well as Tower Bridge, St Katherine’s Dock, HMS Belfast)

London Bridge or Southwark (Globe Theatre, Tate Modern Gallery, Riverside Walk, Southwark Cathedral

and, over the Millennium Footbridge, the City, St Paul’s Cathedral and the Museum of London)

Green Park (Buckingham Palace with the Queen’s Gallery, the Queen‘s private collection)

Bond Street (up-market shopping, Carnaby St, Oxford St, Regent St, Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Sq.)

South Kensington – the museum district in West London: Science Museum, Natural History Museum and the Victoria & Albert Museum (style and the applied arts). Ideal for children and free access

throughout except for special exhibitions.

Excursions:

Kew Gardens, Windsor Castle, Hampton Court Palace, Cambridge, Oxford, Stratford-on-Avon (Shakespeare’s home and birthplace), Brighton, Portsmouth, Dover, Canterbury, Leeds Castle (Kent), Rye (historic town on the south coast), Battle (near Hastings, site of the Battle of Hastings in 1066), all easily reached by train.