Dining table Washer Hangers Dishwasher Drying rack for clothing Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Freezer Toaster Shower gel Cleaning products Hot water kettle Taylors of London shampoo Bathtub Fire extinguisher Refrigerator Host greets you Extra pillows and blankets TV Dedicated workspace Microwave Central heating Taylors of London body soap Oven Private entrance Iron Outdoor dining area Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Elevator Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Taylors of London conditioner Clothing storage: dresser and closet Central air conditioning Rice maker Long term stays allowed Cooking basics Stove Essentials
Gorgeous 3-bed w/ large roof terrace, very central
Come stay with your whole group in this spacious 2,000 sf 3-bed property with a private large roof terrace that is close to everything!<br /><br />Located on High Holborn, it's also a quick and easy walk to the British Museum, Soho, Covent Garden, Leicester Square, Piccadilly Circus - but the amazing location doesn't mean you'll have to compromise as the flat is gorgeous too!<br /><br />Set over two floors with floor-to-ceiling windows with an unmatched roof terrace, this modern flat will tick all your boxes!<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Amenities:<br />-Direct access via an elevator<br />-High Holborn station is across the street, just a 2 mins walk<br />-24/7 guest support<br />-Cleaning by professional cleaning companies following strict Covid cleaning protocols<br />-Hotel-quality bed linen and 2 towels per guest<br />-Linen And Towels Washed In At Least 60°C/140°F<br />-24/7 contactless check-in and check-out as there is a lockbox with the keys<br />-Complimentary toiletries a
Occasionally referred to as 'Midtown' by some real estate agents, Holborn is a neighborhood smack in the center of London (hence the attempt to rebrand it). It's popular with lawyers and journalists thanks to its location near the Royal Courts of Justice and its history as the one-time home of many newspapers on Fleet Street. The lawyers tend to congregate in one of four Inns of Court; these are legal associations that are part social club, part pub. <br /><br />Historically, this has been a mostly commercial area, but the arrival of a couple luxury hotels has made this a fashionable place to be. It's got a great collection of restaurants, cafes, and bars, and the interestingly named Lambs Conduit street is full of quirky boutiques, antique stores, tailors, and bookshops.<br /><br />When you're feeling cultural there are quite a few museums here and a couple of them that are quite unique. The Sir John Soane Museum is the former house and office of the eccentric architect who designed t
I live in Malta and Greece, but for the last few years I have worked around the world, as the co-founder and COO of a global company clearing landmines, cluster munitions, and other remnants of war, or more often actually training other people and organisations to do the job. This is after some years in the City of London, and an even earlier career in academia as a theoretical particle physicist and cosmologist. I still teach applied maths at uni, and also consult some financial institutions from time to time, when my experience happens to still be useful to them. Yes, I'm a biker. My Brixton Felsberg(for mud-racking) and my Harley Heritage Classic (for touring) are heavily customised bikes, next to a couple of custom Triumph Thruxtons which I use for daily or weekend rides. I'm the treasurer of a local club, so rides on the small island of Malta involve a lot of stopping and socialising, which helps to make the short island roads last longer.