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- London Central Southwark
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- Check in: 22 May
- Check out: 23 May
- Total: 1 Night
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Travelodge London Central Southwark Hotel
202 - 206 Union Street
Southwark
London
SE1 0LH
Tel: 0871 984 6352 
Fax: 0207 2619644
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About this hotel
This central London hotel is on the Southbank, close to the River Thames and within a stone's throw of London Waterloo Station. For art lovers the Tate Modern and National Gallery are near by. The London Aquarium, the London Eye and Tower Bridge attractions are ideal for guests with children and are very close.
The hotel has recently been updated with our fresh new look and features Travelodge’s new room design complete with Dreamer Bed so you can be sure of a great night’s sleep.
Transport links near London Central Southwark Hotel
Places to visit in and around Central London
Tate Modern - 0.24 miles
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Globe Theatre - 0.3 miles
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Ministry of Sound Nightclub - 0.47 miles
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London Aquarium - 0.5 miles
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London Eye - 0.67miles
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Big Ben/Houses of Parliament - 1.1 miles
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National Gallery & National Portrait Gallery - 1.18 miles
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Central London - 1.4 miles
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Covent Garden - 1.5 miles
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Oxford Street - 3 miles
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Directions supplied by Travelodge
Important information:The Travelodge is situated very close to Southwark Underground Station. Exit the station for Union Street, this is the street opposite the large block of flats. The Travelodge is situated on the left before the railway bridge in the same building as Remploy opposite a public house called the Lord Nelson.
From the M1 follow signs to Central London.
Follow the A1 into Central London, cross Southwark Bridge then turn right turn into Union Street. The Travelodge is located on the left just after the railway bridge.
