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London Greater London EC3 1NU
England UK
The Chamberlain offers a warm, friendly atmosphere with all the modern comforts you expect from a premiere 4 STAR hotel. The Chamberlain's restaurant and pub-style bar have a formidable reputation for fine dining and superior ale.
London Greater London EC3N 2NR
England UK
The Novotel London Tower Bridge 3* is a first class hotel located in the business district, in the city centre. The hotel is ideally located on the doorstep of the financial district, Tower Bridge, Tower of London and St Paul's.
London Greater London EC3N 4AX
England UK
Apex Hotels is delighted to announce the new Apex City of London Hotel is now open. An ideal location in the heart of the business district and a perfect base for the leisure traveller.
London Greater London EC3V 0DR
England UK
Club Quarters, Gracechurch is a first class hotel, set in London's historic district, beside Leadenhall Hall market. The turn-of-the century building was originally the headquarters of the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank.
A 17thC Laudian church with unique mixture of Classic and Gothic architecture. The glass in the east window is in the shape of a Catherine wheel and is contemporary with the rebuilding of the church in 1630. The tower dates from 1504. The organ dates from 1686 and is housed in a fine Gibbons case. Originally built by Father Smith, it has been altered and enlarged over the years mainly by Willis in 1863. The name comes from 'Creechurch' or 'Christchurch'. It now holds the offices of the Industrial Christian Fellowship, as well as an exhibition space, but still functions as a church as well. The tower dates from 1504, and the body from 1628 - pre Great Fire. The organ is famous. It dates from 1686 and was played on by Handell and Purcell. The church is associated with Archbishop Laud, Charles I's archbishop, who consecrated the church with the high and elaborate ritual associated with him and hated by the puritan majority. They had their revenge when he was beheaded on Tower Hill. The manner of the church's consecration was cited as evidence against him at his trial.
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