Sleep Inn City Of London

24-26 Prescot Street, Whitechapel, Greater London, England

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About Sleep Inn City Of London

Opening its doors on 26th March 2007, this modern city centre hotel lies in the capital's banking and business district. Located on Prescot Street, the Sleep Inn City is a short walk from the Royal Mint, London Bridge, St. Paul’s Cathedral and The Monument. From here, all parts of London are easily accessible via the nearby underground, Docklands Light Railway and Fenchurch Street rail station. The hotel offers a prime location for visiting the ExCeL and vibrant West End. Sleep Inn City of London features a 24 hour bar and coffee shop as well as a restaurant that serves warm and cold buffet options for breakfast and dinner. The dinner menu offers a wide variety of international cuisine.

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