Washer Outdoor furniture Hangers BBQ grill Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Board games Cleaning products Bathtub Fire extinguisher Extra pillows and blankets TV Coffee maker Dedicated workspace Game console Microwave Private entrance Sauna Iron First aid kit Outdoor dining area Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Pets allowed Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Luggage dropoff allowed Patio or balcony Hot tub Cooking basics Paid parking off premises Heating Gym Essentials
- 2Bed Roof Terrace SPA W/ Sauna & Jakuzzi
Quite a quirky, creative place with premium facilities available for experience, also for an accommodation.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />‼️ Extra fees: ‼️<br /><br />£50 to use private extra facilities (access to the terrace and SPA - sauna and jakuzzi)<br />£20 late check out fee<br /><br />Artistic 2BED Pad floating within the vibrant Shoreditch streets in the dreamy  roofs of City:<br /><br />- outdoor Pine wood Finnish sauna<br />(needs to be requested in advance)<br /><br />- Little ‘bubbly’ jakuzzi<br /><br />- Roofy outdoor cinema<br /><br />- Stolen BBQ<br /><br />- Boring shower room <br /><br />Enquire before if you have children.<br /><br />‘Let me be your bitch’<br />Natasha Gardenslut<br />(The rooftop mannequin that rocks) <br /><br />- Refundable deposit might be required -<br /><br />On the 17th of March the check in time is at 5 - 6pm due to private sauna booking<br /><br />Specifications:<br /><br />- Watch football on a big screen (request in advance)<br />- Comf
The property is located in Shoreditch, walking distance to Shoreditch High street and Boxpark. Right next to Brick Lane! <br /><br />Bit more about the area:<br /><br />Brick Lane, snaking from Bethnal Green towards Whitechapel, is a paradise for bargain hunters, foodies and fashionistas. If you’re heading to Shoreditch, plan to spend some time exploring this iconic East London street. Here’s what to see and do, where to shop, and what and where to eat.<br /><br />In the heart of London’s East End, this cobbled street was once among the poorest slums in the capital; it became known for brick and tile production in the 15th century. Jews, French Huguenots and Irish immigrants later set up home here before the Bangladeshi-Sylheti community settled in the area and made Brick Lane famous for its curry restaurants. Today, there are more than 20 to choose from, alongside street-food stalls, vintage shopping boutiques, lively bars and independent galleries.<br /><br />Vintage shopping<br /><b