Citadines Apart'hotel Holborn/Covent Garden

94-99 High Holborn, Holborn, Greater London, England

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About Citadines Apart'hotel Holborn/Covent Garden

The Citadines Apart'hotel Holborn/Covent Garden is located close to every kind of cafés, pubs and shops. Your Apart'hotel is in the midst of a shoppers paradise, surrounded by pubs (the 16th-century Lamb and Flag, the 17th-century Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese, The Citie of Yorke which is reputed to be the oldest pub in London), restaurants, galleries, churches, the British Museum, the Sir John Soane's Museum and Covent Garden a converted 19th-century fruit and vegetable market, Hatton Gardens London's leading diamond centre. In a pretty, six-story building, your Apart'hotel offers 192 fully-furnished, air conditioned, one-or-two-room apartments. Reception is open round-the-clock. Each apartment has its own private safe. Breakfast may be served in the breakfast lounge. There are extensive business facilities available, including three air-conditioned meeting rooms with direct-dial phones and all the necessary equipment.

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