Washer Hangers Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Toaster Hot water kettle Shower gel Refrigerator Host greets you Microwave Private entrance Iron Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Portable heater Hot water Clothing storage: closet Luggage dropoff allowed Long term stays allowed Cooking basics Essentials Free dryer – In building
STAY RIGHT OUTSIDE SHADWELL STATION IN THE EASTEND
The property in the very heart of Shadwell, is in an almost 100 year old pre-war council estate of the most iconic red brick London apartment blocks.  It is right along the elevated DLR platform and above the Overground line. This means superb transport links and a 24 hour service to and from the West End, the heart of London..<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Its location is what makes the place unique along with the wonderful transport links anywhere one is going to in London.<br /><br />In spite of the location right opposite the station, the flat is peaceful though everyone has different noise tolerance levels of course. With nice views over the green spaces between the flat and the elevated train platform and views over the street with a lot of light coming in through the room's window.<br /><br /><b>Guest access</b><br />When taking a room, guests have access also to a very clean, newly redecorated bathroom and separate toilet.  Also, access to the kitchen's basic facilities like
Its proximity to the river is another of the listing highlights ! Wapping, The Tower and the Docklands are only five or ten minutes away from the flat. A great walk any time for people interested in the rich, 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 riverside. 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.