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"Away from the hustle and large number of people "

"We were relocated to the property in Suffolk Street because their property we initially booked had a problem. After being shown to a basement apartment, which we found rather stale and cheerless, we were relocated to a quiet and well-appointed studio on the second floor. Much better. The property is in a very quiet lane off a very busy street in London’s business district, and is incredibly well situated for walks to St Paul’s, Southwark and Millenium Bridges and a 2 minute walk to Cannon...

"Unnecessarily complicated check in procedure. Comfortable room and no bar or breakfast apart from a complimentary muffin !"

"Perfect location for financial district. Greenery and Charterhouse square lovely. Great service! Close amenities and cafes"

"The entire staff was very pleasant"

"Was a wonderful stay. You just need to call front desk for complementaries like toothbrush and sleepers. Bedroom was nice, restaurant was amazing. We love the food. Overall we enjoyed our stay "

"First family trip to London. Nice apartment close to local pubs, restaurants, transport and green space for kids to play in. Had some issues with hot water and toilet seat but rectified swiftly by staff. Just wish staff could give us more time to answer door before letting themselves into the apartment-kids and myself were in shower😬 "

"The hotel was closed. We had not been told. There were mice running around the reception! We were moved hotel and where we went was lovely but the main reason we booked this hotel was for the swimming pool for our children and the hotel we moved to didn’t have one."

"Good apartment clean. and had all amenities perfect for what we needed"

"Clean apartment with a 5 minute bus ride from Holborn subway station. Convenient and economy if you can use a bus. Good for money if you stay in London for more than a few days. I stayed with my family and we liked this apartment. Only down side was that this is a car park in front of our room, people passed by and we could not open a curtain."