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## The space Our lovely 1-bedroom apartment provides an excellent homebase for a pleasantly memorable stay in London. The bedroom comes at a good size and includes a comfortable bed, the bedroom offers a restful time and a healthy sleep. There is a chest of drawers for your belongings. In the living area you will find a comfortable sofa, an Arm chair and a coffee table. The kitchen is fully-equipped and allows for a home-like experience to practice your cooking skills. There is one bathroom in the property, it is equipped with a toilet, sink and a bathtub, and an over head shower. Amenities: - 24/7 guest support - Professionally cleaned - Hotel-quality bed linen and towels - 24/7 check-in as there is a lockbox with the keys Bedroom: - Double bed with hotel quality linen - King-sized bed - Chest of drawers Bathroom: - Toilet and sink - Bath and overhead shower Living room - Comfy sofas - Armchair - Coffee table Fully equipped Kitchen: - Oven - Stove - Refrigerator - Toaster - Small dining table and chairs - Washing machine ## Guest access You will have full private access to the property for the duration of your stay. ## Guest interaction Myself or my support team will be contactable via email or telephone for the entirety of your stay. ## Other things to note Fresh bed linen, towels, fluffy pillows, toiletries and other necessities are provided for a comfortable stay. Our 24/7 support team will also be available if you ever needed anything more.

## The neighborhood Architects and glossy projects are celebrating Poplar once more — an area of east London that re-emerged from the ashes of the Blitz to help host the Festival of Britain in 1951. As part of London’s docklands, much of Poplar was destroyed in the war. In 1951 its new Lansbury Estate, named after local hero George Lansbury, who’d led the Labour Party from 1932 to 1935, was chosen as the site of the festival’s Live Architecture Exhibition, designed to demonstrate the power of architecture and town planning to transform the country in the post-war years. Chrisp Street Market, a legacy of the festival, with its distinctive clock tower, was designed by Sir Frederick Gibberd, and remains to this day one of London’s most vibrant street markets. Along with a group of fine buildings clustered along the East India Dock Road, it forms the heart of this solidly working-class neighbourhood. ## Getting around Tube: On the DLR, 10 minutes to Bank or Tower Gateway on the east-west route; north-south, 25 mins to Lewisham, 10 to Stratford. One day Crossrail will breeze by. By car: the Blackwall Tunnel means you can escape London. Bus: Most buses can be taken from Poplar High Street. From Poplar’s All Saints Station you can catch a bus headed towards Newby Place as well as Poplar High Street. From Poplar High Street you can make connections to other areas. Blackwell Station will take you to Preston’s road and Manchester road; while taking the bus from Cubitt Town and Island Gardens Station will get you to Manchester road, Westferry road, West India Avenue, Cabot Square, The North Colonnade as well as Upper Bank Street and Canada Square.