De Vere Venue Devonport House

King William Walk, Greenwich, Greater London, England

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About De Vere Venue Devonport House

Located in the heart of historic Greenwich, Devonport House offers relaxed surroundings on the doorstep of the City. With views of the River Thames and Canary Wharf, this property has been restored to its former glory. Sympathetically redeveloped, Devonport House offers a fantastic combination of modern 4 star guest facilities in a traditional English hotel environment. The unique location on the World Heritage Site affords any guest an enjoyable and productive stay.

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