The Chamberlain

130 - 150 Minories, City, London, Greater London, England

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About The Chamberlain

The Chamberlain offers a warm, friendly atmosphere with all the modern comforts you expect from a premiere 4 star hotel. The Chamberlain's restaurant and pub-style bar have a formidable reputation for fine dining and superior ale. The Chamberlain Hotel is your 'home away from home' in the centre of London. It is conveniently situated just North of Tower Bridge and is a short stroll to many of London's world-famous tourist hot spots. Being located within the City district provides convenient access to the central business district for our business clientele.

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