Bright and functional one bedroom apartment for rent in London, located on the second floor of a building (without elevator) in the renowned and very central Covent Garden area. This apartment, recently renovated and decorated with designer furniture, opens up a spacious day area with double exposure and furnished with a double sofa bed, a tv corner and a fully equipped kitchen. The sleeping area includes a bedroom with a double bed and a bathroom with shower .Professional bed linen and towels

We are a small team of people who have been working together for several years providing accommodation in the heart of central London. We mainly provide accommodation for business clients and corporate clients but with the growing popularity of Airbnb we have been able to offer out our places to people from all over the world. We pride ourselves on providing excellent service and over time we have come to feel like part of a family.

Some of the very best things to do in London can be found in the Holborn District, an area which is part of the quirky Borough of Camden (best known for its open air markets, unique clothing shops, and many bars and restaurants). Holborn itself is famous for its many restaurants, museums, and galleries, the area makes for one of the best places to stay in the UK capital. Here are the best things to do in Holborn. Visit The Old Curiosity Shop Ever heard of the only store in London not to have burnt down during the Great Fire of London? No? Well here’s your chance… The Old Curiosity Shop is a curiosity in itself. Although probably not the actual shop mentioned in the Charles Dickens’ novel (it was suspiciously renamed after he wrote the novel), Dickens, who lived in the nearby area of Bloomsbury, was known to frequent the store. Built in the 16th century, it miraculously survived the Great Fire of London, which burned down the majority of London, including Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre! Nowadays it is used as a storefront for a bespoke shoe designer. It also looks pretty funny amongst all the modern LSE buildings and shiny apartment blocks! What do you think? The Sir John Soane Muse