Days Hotel London North (Formerly London Gateway)

M1 Between Junction 2-4, Mill Hill, Edgware, Edgware, Greater London, England

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About Days Hotel London North (Formerly London Gateway)

Situated between junctions 2 & 4 off the M1,the Days Hotel London North is only 9 miles from central London. Built in 2002 this modern hotel is one of the largest Days Hotels in UK and Europe,and is outstanding value for money. Days Hotel London North is located between junctions 4 and 2 of the m1 and therefore has great access into London. The m1 gives access all the way to the north of England and into Scotland. Easily accessible from this location are London Heathrow and Luton Airport, Watford, Wembley Stadium Arena and Conference Centre and also Brent Cross Shopping Centre. Access into London itself is very easy with the a41 Hendon Way dual carriageway linking from junction 1 of the m1 motorway into central London. The hotel was built in 2002 and features contemporary rooms. With en suite bathroom & fully air-conditioned, satellite television, tea, coffee, direct dial telephone with modem point, work space, fully licensed bar with restaurant, 4 meeting rooms with a capacity for up to 100 and free car parking. The reception is 24 hours. The hotel is located 3 miles from Edgware tube station and Mill Hill Broadway rail station.

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