Costello Palace Hotel

374 Seven Sisters Road, Finsbury Park, London, Greater London, Greater London, England

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About Costello Palace Hotel

This established, friendly hotel offers reasonably priced accommodation overlooking Finsbury Park, just a short public transport ride away from London's bustling centre. From here, in the north of the city, you can reach all of the capital's main attractions and conference using the nearby underground station. Using the Tube you can also connect swiftly with London's mainline rail stations.

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