Holiday Inn London Camden Lock

30 Jamestown Road, Marylebone, Greater London, England

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About Holiday Inn London Camden Lock

This modern hotel, overlooking the Regent's Canal, is located in the heart of the bustling, trendy borough of Camden. Camden's famous street markets are just a stone's throw away from the hotel. You can easily access the rest of London's vast expanse, including all its main sights, attractions and railway stations, from the nearby Camden Town underground station. Why not indulge yourself and check-in to one of the executive suites with a balcony overlooking the lock?

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