Southwark Rose Hotel

47 Southwark Bridge Road, London Bridge, Southwark, Greater London, England

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About Southwark Rose Hotel

The Southwark Rose Hotel is one of London's hidden gems, offering exceptional value for money. The hotel has 84 bedrooms. One of London's hidden gems the Southwark Rose Hotel is located in the bustling and popular South Bank area less than 200 metres from the Thames. The hotel is within minutes of the Tate Modern, London Eye, Tower Bridge and the financial City of London. All air conditioned rooms are en-suite, have sky television, refreshment facilities, lap top sized safes, iron and ironing board, electric blackout blinds to ensure a good night's sleep, wi-fi, and telephones with modem connections. Our restaurant serves breakfast daily as well as providing an excellent menu every evening for dinner. Guests are also most welcome to our executive lounge bar where you can check e-mails on the Internet, watch the latest sporting channels on the 52' plasma television or make use of our fax and photocopier. Three newly air conditioned conference suites are available with daylight and can accommodate up to 60 persons. There are built-in break out rooms and reception with bar area. Lunch or dinner can be taken in our Executive Lounge on the 6th floor.

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