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## The space Amenities:
 - Professionally cleaned
 - Hotel-quality bed linen and towels provided
 - 24/7 check-in, as there is a lockbox with the keys 
- Fully-equipped kitchen Living room: 
- One large, comfy sofa. - Dining table for four - Stunning views Kitchen:
 - Oven
 - Hob
 - Fridge/Freezer
 - Washer-dryer.  Bedroom:
 - One double-sized bed, fresh linen, and towels
 - Storage Bathrooms:
 - Shower/bath
 - Mirror
 - Sink station ## Guest interaction My support team or I will be contactable by email or telephone during your stay.

## The neighborhood Canada Water is a freshwater lake and wildlife refuge in Rotherhithe, south-east London, conveniently located in Zone 2, falling under Southwark Council. This area has evolved from an industrial docking area to become a desirable residential location in Central London, following large-scale redevelopment. Sought after for its excellent transport links, access to the City, and breathtaking views, Canada Water stolen the spotlight for home movers. Canada Water’s booming entertainment facilities include Surrey Quays Shopping Centre, where you can find a range of designer and high street shops and restaurants, aa cinema complex, and a bowling alley, perfect for family fun. For fine dining in the area, Living in London recommends Café East – a hidden gem in the corner of a retail park serving authentic Vietnamese cuisine at a reasonable price. Another favourite of ours is The Mayflower Pub, a Seventeenth Century riverside pub with live music. Hosting a wealth of cultural and community facilities, Canada Water Library and Culture Space is considered an architectural gamble, boasting a striking inverted pyramid overlooking the water. Opening in 2011, the library partnered with Southwark Council to offer residents and visitors a modern library with additional functionality in a bid to put libraries at the heart of community life. The library sits at the edge of the civic plaza, which also benefits from a farmer’s market and regular events and performances including a community festival, forming the vibrant town centre of Canada Water. ## Getting around Train: Canada Water boasts easy access to London, being just one tube stop away from Canary Wharf and two stops from London Bridge. The west end is also accessible in approximately ten minutes. Boat: Thames Clipper riverboats are a very effective way of travelling to Canary Wharf and the City - they travel across the river in as little as 3 minutes.