ROOM SHOREDITCH, BRICK LANE - ST3

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THE APARTMENT-**Location, Location, Location**

This apartment is in the heart of London's most trendy and fashionable areas

The apartment is on the ground floor of a Victorian Building in a quiet residential area.

The apartment comprises of a fully fitted kitchen, bathroom and seperate wc.

The room comfortably accommodates 2 persons with a comfortable real bed.

The room comes with
-Full Bed Linen.
-Towels.
-Shampoo and shower gel.
-Wi-fi.
-Basic Breakfast ie Tea, coffee and Cereals.
-ipod/iphone player with built in Radio.
-Fully equipped kitchen including Washing machine, fridge freezer, microwave, kettle, cooking facilities.

TRANSPORT

The apartment is 10-15 minutes walk from Liverpool street underground station and only 5 minutes from Shoreditch High Street station.

On its doorstep are numerous bus routes that are operational 24 hours a day.

THE LOCAL AREA

BRICK LANE
A microcosm of London's shifting ethnic patterns, the area around Brick Lane in East London was once associated with poor slums and the scene of the crime for the Jack the Ripper murders. Whilst the notorious pub Ten Bells still stands, the area itself is now extremely popular with London’s edgy and artistic crowd, featuring galleries, restaurants, markets and festivals throughout the year.

The Old Truman Brewery at 91 Brick Lane houses a vibrant market where up-and-coming designers set up shop every Sunday selling a unique variety of clothes, handbags and jewellery. There are also vintage clothing stores and chic boutiques dotted around the area.

As a hub of London's Bangladeshi community, Brick Lane has always been famed for its many authentic curry restaurants. It now also has a reputation for its warehouse art exhibitions and trendy clubs and bars. So, before your East London experience is complete, be sure to head to the Vibe Bars beer garden or 93 Feet East (150 Brick Lane) which has become an East End institution well known for its eclectic mix of live music and intimate atmosphere.

SPITALFIELDS MARKET
London's oldest market, Spitalfields is now a seven-days-a-week destination. Spitalfields markets, once a Sunday-only mainstay, are open every day. Resplendent under a Fosters & Partners-designed glass canopy, Spitalfields Traders Market and shops offer cutting edge fashion and interiors, original artworks and as well as food.

Spitalfields market is surrounded by independent shops, cafes, bars and awarding winning restaurants like Canteen, Galvin La Chapell and Giraffe.

COLUMBIA STREET FLOWER MARKET
For an authentic East London experience, nothing comes close to Columbia Road market on a Sunday morning. Jam packed with the best blooms in the capital, it’s a lively and pretty noisy affair (and not for those who prefer peace and quiet on a Sunday), with salt-of-the-earth Eastender types, shouting at the top of their lungs and all trying to outdo one another's patter.
During the rest of the week you can dine and shop at the rest of the quaint little restaurants and boutiques.

THIS IS THE BEST PLACE TO BE IF YOU WANT TO EXPERIENCE LONDON AT ITS BEST!!!