Threadneedles, The City's Boutique Hotel

5 Threadneedle Street, City Of London, London, Greater London, England

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About Threadneedles, The City's Boutique Hotel

A beautifully converted Banking hall built in 1856, Threadneedles creates a feeling of luxury and tranquility in the heart of the London City whilst echoing its colorful past with a rich and contemporary design. The hotel redefines the meaning of style and comfort with modern tones and innovative lighting, enhancing a relaxed enviroment, wich complements the impeccable service and air of sofisticated luxury. An integral part of the City of London, Threadneedles is ideally located in the heart of the City's business district. Overlooking the Bank of England and the Stock Exchange, the hotel is within minutes of The Lloyd's Building, The Strand, The Tate Modern, St. Paul's Cathedral, the Tower of London, and Shakespeare's Globe.

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