Belgrave Hotel

9-13 Clapham Road, Vauxhall & Kennington, Greater London, England

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About Belgrave Hotel

Welcome to the Belgrave Hotel. At the Belgrave hotel our aim is to ensure and maintain your high levels of comfort, relaxation and enjoyment in order to make your stay in London an unforgettable experience. We are a bright, modern hotel offering a refreshingly homely atmosphere and great value for money in a Central London location. Our friendly staff will be happy to assist you during your stay with us. We are located within walking distance of Oval underground station which is on the Northern line of the tube network 2 short stops from Waterloo providing quick and easy entrance to all subway railway stations.

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