When visiting London, Cross Bones Graveyard has to be high on your list of things to see. It's renowned for a reason, so be sure to go and see what all the fuss is about. It isn't every day you find yourself so close to something so special.
Where to stay near Cross Bones Graveyard, London
Here is our pick of the top 5 holiday homes. Make your choice and treat yourself to a luxury stay.
The Air of Whittlesey
The Air of Whittlesey, Plum Guide home in London
Click to book The Air of Whittlesey now: from £299 per night This three-floor home combines a film-set location with space, soul and style. Very recognisably ‘London’, this classically terraced street has played a starring role in many a movie and TV series. The same goes for the South Bank riverside walkway, lined with trees, historic pubs and restaurants, a few minutes away, along with the National Theatre, Tate Modern and London Eye. Inside, the house impresses with its many distinct spaces, from a beckoning kitchen to the decked garden. We especially loved slumbering in the two luxury bedrooms, where goose down duvets rest atop memory foam mattresses. You're well served for public transport links, with Southwark and Waterloo stations both within a five-minute walk, as well as several convenient bus routes to whisk you into Central in under fifteen minutes. Sleeps up to 4 | 2 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms
Urban Vista
Urban Vista, Plum Guide home in London
Click to book Urban Vista now: from £95 per night Within walking distance of Spitalfields Market, Petticoat Lane market, and The Gherkin, this apartment is bang in the centre of London. It’s also situated right by a tube, making all the city’s sights and attractions within easy reach. Hang out on the communal rooftop terrace for excellent views over the city, with the Shard in sight, towering over London’s famous skyline. Inside, floor-to-ceiling windows make the most of the urban vista, while a high-spec kitchen is ideal for dining in. All conveniences and comforts have been thought of, with superfast broadband, underfloor heating and air conditioning in every room. Sleeps up to 2 | 1 Bedroom | 1 Bathroom
The Alice Taylor
The Alice Taylor, Plum Guide home in London
Click to book The Alice Taylor now: from £325 per night From the stylish lobby to the thoughtful soft furnishings, there is an appealing and relaxing atmosphere to this space. Located between Chancery Lane and Fleet Street, the home would be ideal for business travellers or a couple looking for a simple, smart base in the city. The home has added benefits such as access to gym facilities and a concierge service. We also liked the TV in the bedroom – perfect for watching movies on a night in. Sleeps up to 2 | 1 Bedroom | 1 Bathroom
East is East
East is East, Plum Guide home in London
Click to book East is East now: from £265 per night This apartment sits more or less on the dividing line where central London ends and the east side of the city begins. You'll see that it's a clash of two cultures — in one direction, you have glass skyscrapers housing financial institutions close to Liverpool Street and on the other, it's reclaimed industrial space, street art on nearly every surface and the buzzy bars and clubs of Shoreditch. There's no doubting it's an interesting location, but this home is equally as noteworthy. The standout feature here is the private balcony that runs along one side of the address and offers a wonderful setting for pre-dinner drinks, but we're also big fans of the spacious open-plan living area, decked out with bare wood flooring and fashionable grey furnishings. If you’re heading out for an evening meal, the famous Brick Lane is just a few minutes away from your front door and boasts an impressive number of Bengali restaurants, as well as vintage stores and all-night bagel joints. Sleeps up to 4 | 2 Bedrooms | 2 Bathrooms
McQueen's
McQueen's, Plum Guide home in London
Click to book McQueen's now: from £165 per night A well-maintained and smartly curated apartment, within walking distance of Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament. The 1960's celebrity portraits and Bang and Olufsen speakers are a couple of highlights. The thirty-inch TV won't suit those looking for movie nights in, but the plush corner-sofa is a great place to curl up with a book and relax after a day exploring London. Sleeps up to 2 | 1 Bedroom | 1 Bathroom
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