Washer Hangers Drying rack for clothing Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Toaster Shower gel Cleaning products Hot water kettle Bathtub Fire extinguisher Refrigerator Microwave Oven Room-darkening shades Iron First aid kit Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Lockbox Essentials Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Coffee Luggage dropoff allowed Portable fans Self check-in Shampoo Wine glasses Body soap Cooking basics Baking sheet Heating Stove Clothing storage
NEW! OCS-4-B 2 bed apt in Soho
2 bedroom apartment located on the top floor of this 4-storey Edwardian townhouse in the centre of London's nightlife district.<br /><br />2 double bedrooms, 1 kitchen/dining room and a bathroom.<br /><br />The best location in London for those wanting to walk to all the major tourist attractions and have the best bars, restaurants, clubs, theatres and shops on your doorstep.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />The perfect spot for enjoying everything the city has to offer, If you are looking for a safe, cosy space to relax after a long day exploring the city, or just somewhere to drop your bags and take advantage of the Soho nightlife, look no further!<br /><br />The apartment is on the 4th floor with no lift/elevator.<br /><br /><br />CLEANING FEE<br />We are committed to cleaning our property to a very high standard.<br />Our cleaning fee includes the collection, laundering, and delivery services of bedding and towels.<br /><br /><b>Guest access</b><br />Totally self-contained apartmen
Old Compton Street dates back to 1681, here is a brief history of London's famous street starting with it's most recent times.<br /><br />OLD COMPTON STREET<br />Recent History<br /><br />Today, the street is the main focal point for London's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.<br /><br />In Soho, central London, it features several gay bars, restaurants and cafés, as well as a popular theatre. <br /><br />Whilst a pedestrianisation project proved unpopular with local traders and was reversed, the street is closed to vehicular traffic for the Soho Pride festival one weekend each year, in late summer.<br /><br />The Prince Edward Theatre is located on the east end of the street. Until 2004 the long-running production of Mamma Mia!, a musical based upon the songs of ABBA, was showing at the theatre. When Mamma Mia! moved to larger premises in another part of the West End, a production of Mary Poppins moved in, but closed in 2008. It subsequently became home to Aladdin. Lond