Shop until you drop and go back to your luxury apartment to relax
On a recent trip to London we were looking for a ‘home from home’ stay and not an expensive hotel. We searched on line and found a stunning luxurious Apartments West London which is a real treasure in the heart of West London. Close to tube and bus stations makes travelling a breeze and what’s ever better is that Apartments near Westfield London is close to a fabulous new shopping centre but still private enough to not feel you are in the hustle and bustle of London.
At affordable rates one can spend a little extra exploring the sites in and around London General Facilities
- Own WC
- Bath / shower
- Fully Fitted Kitchen
- Smart TV
- Bed linen, cutlery & crockery provided
- Unlimited WiFi Internet Access
- Washer / Dryer
- Dishwasher
- Baby pack with Cot and High Chair
- Hair dryer
- Video Door Entry
- Central Heating
- Off-street Parking
- Dining Table and chairs for 4
- Outside Balcony
They have an online booking system where you can check availability of accommodation. If you want a relaxing break in an upmarket, safe and convenient stay with your own privacy then Apartments Westfield London is the place you should stay.
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Royal Mews
The name ‘mews’ came about at the Charring Cross at the south of Trafalgar Square sometime in the 13th century. Mews denotes stable, carriage house, and the recent times garage. The mews of the Royal family has been in two sites in London, the initial one being at the Charring Cross and since 1820s at the Buckingham Palace. The first Royals mews have been referred to as the King’s Mews, the Royal Stables or the Queen’s mews if a woman was on the throne.
The current Royal Mews is at the Buckingham Palace where King George III moved some of the horses and carriages for his wife’s use, eventually when his son, George IV made Buckingham Palace as the Royal official residence, the entire mews was moved to Buckingham Palace and the Charring Cross was destroyed and Trafalgar Square was built on it. The Royal Mews at the Buckingham Palace is open to public and one can view state coaches, other carriages, 30 horses and other counterparts. The chauffeurs, coachmen and other staff are accommodated above the stables in the quarters especially built for them. John Nash is yet again the famous architect who designed and built the Royal mews just as he did build many other ancient Royal sites in Britain.
Holiday lets London recommends visiting the Buckingham Palace while visiting the Royal mews. The state rooms in the palace are open to the public. The vehicles in the care of the Royal mews are vehicles of personal, recreational use and for state occasions. Some vehicles are used daily such as the Broughams where as the Gold Coach is used for rare state occasions. The vehicles at the mews are the Gold Coach, Irish State Coach, Scottish State Coach, Australian State Coach, Queen Alexandra’s State Coach, Glass Coach, King Edward VII’s Town Coach and several Landau carriages.
The Royal mews is a London attraction that holds significant British Royal history. Other similar sites recommended by Flats for rent near London Eye are the Buckingham Palace, Marble Arch, Queen Victoria Memorial, Tower of London. Further recommendations can be given by the Holiday Lets London via e mail or phone.
Live like a Londoner when you travel and book one of Flats for rent near Tower Bridge London accommodation when looking to rent a flat in London. Pay the fraction of the price of a hotel room to have more comforts than one in your London holiday studio. Holiday Lets London holiday studio is located in a quiet, safe and fashionable area of London. Travel is easy as the complexes are located close to five tube lines and several bus routes
Holiday Lets London self catering accommodation have been rated as one of the best London holiday studios to rent for business, leisure or short term travel.