Named after the 19th-century market which was home to Britain’s first fish and chip shop, The Tommyfield Hotel is in the heart of Kennington and just a 10-minute Tube (subway) ride from central London. Southbank and the Thames River are only 15 minutes away by foot. Each individually designed room at Tommyfield features free Wi-Fi, a HD TV and a Nespresso coffee machine. A mini fridge, black-out curtains and Egyptian cotton linens are also provided. Cooked breakfast, lunch and dinner are served in the on-site restaurant, and ingredients are locally sourced whenever possible. A wide range of beers, cocktails and wines can be enjoyed at the bar. Guests can enjoy live entertainment in the form of stand-up comedy, as well as a pub quiz every Tuesday. The Houses of Parliament, Westminster Cathedral and Big Ben are all just 1.6 miles from the hotel.
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