Washer Hangers Lock on bedroom door Single level home Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Dryer Refrigerator Host greets you Microwave Private entrance Iron Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Hot water Luggage dropoff allowed Long term stays allowed Shampoo Heating Essentials
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If your visit to London relies heavily on the tube and good transport links, this is the best place to stay.   The flat is right outside a busy station in zone 2. Only five minutes to Bank and 25 to Oxford Circus.  So, the location is its highlight!!<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />You are welcome to stay right opposite Shadwell station in zone two. The room is fully furnished in a four bedroom flat.  The areas to share are the bathroom, kitchen and toilet. <br /><br />My listing does compete with other listings in terms of location, right outside of the tube station one stop from Bank where most of the major tube lines  connect.  It is only ten minutes walk from the river Thames and Tower Bridge.  The room is fully furnished and very comfortable with a memory foam mattress to relax after a day out in London...<br /><br /><b>Guest access</b><br />When taking a room, guests have access to a very clean shared kitchen, bathroom and toilet. These areas are shared with another three or fou
The greatest asset of the neighborhood is the its proximity to the river on top of the strategic location between London's two financial centres.   Also, on top of the best transport links, Wapping, The Tower and the Docklands are only five or ten minutes away on foot  from the flat. A  great walk any time for people interested in the magnificent history of our city and one of the most famous rivers in the world.  Our local pub with its delicious food and ales, is the oldest pub on the river. It is always worth a visit for its beautiful decoration, cosiness and stunning views over the river and London's vibrant new financial centre Canary Wharf.  Guests should experience one of the most mixed areas of London with Asian markets for its residents. This, framed in a contrasting architecture of Victorian, pre - war and modern constructions.  The area was the most heavily damaged part of London during the war and its reconstruction is a process that is perhaps still taking place.