The Mad Hatter Hotel

3-7 Stamford St, Southwark, Southwark, Greater London, England

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About The Mad Hatter Hotel

Behind this 19th century facade is a modern, comfortable & friendly 30 bedroom hotel. Situated on the South Bank, London's fastest growing tourist area, The Mad Hatter is ideally placed for business and leisure travellers alike. The city is a five minute cab ride away and The Tate Modern, Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, The Old Vic Theatre, The National Theatre, The world famous London Eye and The River Thames are but a few minutes walk.

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