Comfort Hotel Tower Of London

6-13 Chamber Street, Tower Hill, Whitechapel, Greater London, England

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About Comfort Hotel Tower Of London

Stylish new property opened in July 2005, situated at the heart of the business district of the City of London Walking distance attractions such as The Tower of London, Tower Bridge, H.M.S. Belfast and St. Pauls Cathedral The hotel has a modern and relaxing Cafe Bar and 69 fully equipped air conditioned, en-suite large bedrooms. Located near all of London's major attractions and the city's financial district. The hotel offers high speed WiFi internet access in all areas of the hotel as well as air conditioning and bedroom safes. There is a wide range of bedroom types including 12 king size, 4 extra large king sized and 5 specially designed disabled rooms. Open plan bar/lounge and restaurant. Meeting room for up to 10 delegates.

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