The Central Hotel

150 Barking Road, Upton Park, East Ham, Greater London, England

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About The Central Hotel

The Central is a Victorian public house with the hotel being located on the first floor of the large building. The rooms range from single beds to twin and double beds. The Central has a typical East London pub on the ground floor, which will give any tourist a true feeling of East London life and the inhabitants that live in this multi-national area. Why not have a pleasant evening in the pub or play the traditional games of darts or pool. You could also watch sports on the big screen. This comfortable hotel combines a peaceful location with a homely atmosphere, as well as easy access to central London. The Central also has a fully-equipped kitchen and shared bathroom facilities.

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