Washer Hangers Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Refrigerator Host greets you Extra pillows and blankets Microwave Oven Iron First aid kit Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Elevator Hot water Cleaning available during stay Long term stays allowed Patio or balcony Paid parking off premises Heating Stove Essentials
Bright double Brick Ln Tower Bridge
Close to the delights of both the city and London's east end this is a bright, spacious room in a modern flat with links to the west end in less than 25minutes by tube. Tower Bridge, St Katherine Dock, Spitalfields are just a walk away.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Our flat is light, airy, and clean with an artistic feel to it. From the word go, when people visit, they always comment on the creativity of the place, the colour, its character, and the gorgeous natural light. This is my home, my oasis, and I love it. It houses a bunch of things I have picked up on my travels at home and overseas and it it's busy - minimalism is NOT my middle name! But don't take my word for it. Come and stay!<br /><br />During your stay you will be provided with your own private room, towels and fresh bed linen. You are more than welcome to use all the facilities including the kitchen, bathroom, washing machine and wifi. <br /><br />Situated in the heart of bustling, multi-ethnic East London, our flat
The local area<br />Situated in a residential area - close to the action. Whitechapel gallery, indie eateries, good Punjabi/Bengali cuisine in short!<br /><br />We love the diversity in the area, there are always new things to try and the area attracts a lot of creative people. It's a great place which deserves to be constantly explored to see what's new. There are endless pubs, bars restaurants, exhibitions and music performances throughout the year.<br /><br />This is a very family orientated neighbourhood, safe and calm. We have lived here for the past six years and have never experienced any major problems. If you head west you have the city and Tower of London, south you can walk to London Bridge, north you can reach Brick Lane and Shoreditch on foot and east will take you to Stratford Westfield (a huge shopping mall if you prefer not to battle down Oxford street) and the Olympic park, an area which has undergone tons of regeneration. <br /><br />CHEAT SHEET<br />(walking) <br />1
nila, from a big family in east london (and all over the globe!), creative media and theology grad, worked in youthwork, communications, international development, and geeky web stuff, love to have lots on the go, but also think its important to make time to grow relationships with your nearest and dearest! I'm friendly and chatty, very creative, pretty laid back-roll-with-the-punches type, oh and I love to bake mean desserts, serious sugar addict that I be...

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travelling, hiking, discovering new cultures, uncovering hidden gems in London town, good food & odd glass of wine, informal dinner parties (or a bunch of friends and KFC family bucket, not fussed), arts/craft/design, theatre, movies/dvds, laughing and joking, fitness, music/piano/singing making and spending time with friends...