Dining table Hangers Dishwasher Drying rack for clothing Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Freezer Toaster Hot water kettle Cleaning products Ethernet connection Bathtub Refrigerator 40" HDTV with Chromecast Extra pillows and blankets Coffee maker Microwave Bidet Oven Room-darkening shades First aid kit Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Free washer – In unit Lockbox Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Clothing storage: closet Coffee Luggage dropoff allowed Portable fans Self check-in Cooking basics Heating Stove Essentials
Central comfortable and bright close to London Eye
In the heart of London, just 500 meters from Westminster, apartment in a small building completely renovated in 2011, quiet location, apartment with every comfort, nice and new. <br />Less than five minutes walk from the stations of the subway and Waterloo Lambeth. <br />Less than ten minutes walk from Westminster Bridge, the London Eye, the parliament building, Westminster. Excellently connected by train, metro and bus.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />One of the guests reviews on HOME_AWAY: <br />Alessandra B.<br />18 apr 2017<br />As at home in central London<br />11 Lower Marsh, SE1 7RJ Londra, Regno Unito<br />We returned yesterday after an intense stay (in Easter week) made very comfortable by choosing the apartment that turned out to be perfect for our needs (two adults and three girls). Located on the second floor, in a quaint, quiet street, five minutes from London Eye and Westminster, the apartment is exactly as pictured: elegant, clean, neat, welcoming; equipped with everyth
LOWER MARSH<br />"So named because it lies on the site of the ancient Lambeth Marsh which first appeared in historical records in 1377. This historic street has operated as a street market and centre for local shopping since the mid-nineteenth century. <br />In 1984 Lambeth council designated Lower Marsh and it's immediate surroundings a conservation area in recognition of it's special character." (from a plate at the beginning of Lower Marsh).  <br /><br />THE GRAFFITI TUNNEL<br />Deep beneath Waterloo Station, a dismal, disused tunnel tunnel has, since 2008, enjoyed a new lease of life as an ever changing, unofficial, art gallery. The Leake Street Tunnel - also known as the "Graffiti Tunnel" - - underwent its remarkable transformation in May 2008 when Banksy chose it as the location for the "Cans" festival that saw street artists - headed by Banksy himself - descend into the twilight world of the tunnel, and in a few days, the dark, grimy brick work had been transformed into a profus