London Tower Bridge Premier Travel Inn

159 Tower Bridge Rd, London, Greater London, England

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About London Tower Bridge Premier Travel Inn

Fantastically located for the city of London, a short walk from Tower bridge and numerous popular tourist attractions. With good transport links across the capital, it is a superb base for a stay in London for business or for leisure. Unwind & relax in one of the well equipped 195 rooms. Then start your day with a full buffet breakfast in the newly refurbished Slice restaurant, before continuing on from the hotel into central London. Whether you're staying for business in the City, or to enjoy the popular local attractions on offer, the hotel has everything that guests need for an enjoyable stay in London.

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