At the heart of the capital’s East End sits The Whitechapel London hotel offering modern accommodation in a very historic part of the city.
This boutique hotel offers stunning views across this part of London and is only a five minute walk from Whitechapel tube station on the Hammersmith and City line and the District line making travelling across the capital a very easy exercise. All the air-conditioned rooms at this stunning hotel have flatscreen televisions, comfortable beds with sumptuous furnishings and an en-suite bathroom. The hotel is also well-known for its very luxurious penthouse apartment that includes two HD televisions and en-suite bathroom with a double-ended bath so stay here for the ultimate in extravagance. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel as well as useful services such as a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, concierge service and faxing and photocopying services that are especially helpful for business guests.
There are also safety deposit boxes available as well as soundproof rooms and facilities for disabled guests. The hotel has great service on the front desk with staff very willing to help you on your way to the many attractions nearby.
East London is filled with many activities for all the family and is particularly good for art galleries in nearby Shoreditch and for shopping head to Spitalfields Market, which is less than a mile away from the hotel. Brick Lane is a wonderful street that has some of the best curry houses in the country and a vibrant feeling to it that makes it a very electric area especially in the evenings. East London has been home to England’s manufacturing and creative industries for a long while and The Whitechapel’s building was actually home to a textile company prior to it being converted into a hotel. The community in the area is very diverse and guests will be excited by the variety of restaurants and cafes available just outside the hotel and beyond. Only minutes away visitors can travel to the area’s leading attractions including The Tower of London, The Design Museum and at the weekend why not venture to the famous Columbia Road for its flower market.
The beauty of staying at this hotel is that there is plenty to do within walking distance but you can also travel into central London very easily and in minutes be shopping on Oxford Street or in Covent Garden.
The Whitechapel London hotel is a great example of a luxurious residence with plenty to do to keep travellers busy, great connections to central London and a real history to the area that makes it a vibrant and interesting place to stay.
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This boutique hotel offers stunning views across this part of London and is only a five minute walk from Whitechapel tube station on the Hammersmith and City line and the District line making travelling across the capital a very easy exercise. All the air-conditioned rooms at this stunning hotel have flatscreen televisions, comfortable beds with sumptuous furnishings and an en-suite bathroom. The hotel is also well-known for its very luxurious penthouse apartment that includes two HD televisions and en-suite bathroom with a double-ended bath so stay here for the ultimate in extravagance. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel as well as useful services such as a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage, concierge service and faxing and photocopying services that are especially helpful for business guests.
There are also safety deposit boxes available as well as soundproof rooms and facilities for disabled guests. The hotel has great service on the front desk with staff very willing to help you on your way to the many attractions nearby.
East London is filled with many activities for all the family and is particularly good for art galleries in nearby Shoreditch and for shopping head to Spitalfields Market, which is less than a mile away from the hotel. Brick Lane is a wonderful street that has some of the best curry houses in the country and a vibrant feeling to it that makes it a very electric area especially in the evenings. East London has been home to England’s manufacturing and creative industries for a long while and The Whitechapel’s building was actually home to a textile company prior to it being converted into a hotel. The community in the area is very diverse and guests will be excited by the variety of restaurants and cafes available just outside the hotel and beyond. Only minutes away visitors can travel to the area’s leading attractions including The Tower of London, The Design Museum and at the weekend why not venture to the famous Columbia Road for its flower market.
The beauty of staying at this hotel is that there is plenty to do within walking distance but you can also travel into central London very easily and in minutes be shopping on Oxford Street or in Covent Garden.
The Whitechapel London hotel is a great example of a luxurious residence with plenty to do to keep travellers busy, great connections to central London and a real history to the area that makes it a vibrant and interesting place to stay.
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