Apex London Wall Hotel
(7-9, Copthall Ave) is like a junior twin sibling of Apex City of London Hotel. Having been built in 2009, it’s all spick and span, yet glossy, but without glitzy side to it.
The hotel’s rooms are unobtrusively stylish, and well-equipped with some nice little touches, like free wifi, DVD library or Bose Sound Dock for dropping on your iPod and rocking out to your favourite tunes. The bath has a tub for a good soaking in, a separate shower to start the day with, as well as fluffy bathrobes and
toiletries.
This London 4 star hotel is in a couple of minutes of Moorgate or Bank Tube station, so it’s not a problem to get to the buzzing West End for a drink or meal. But, having said that, the area near this Apex hotel doesn’t suffer from the lack of good places to eat or have a snack. For example, in the relatively nearby “Hawksmoor” (157 Commercial St
London), which according to Daily Mail is “the best steak restaurant in London”, you can relish their famous mouth-watering steak or give a try to quintessentially British Sunday Roast.
(7-9, Copthall Ave) is like a junior twin sibling of Apex City of London Hotel. Having been built in 2009, it’s all spick and span, yet glossy, but without glitzy side to it.The hotel’s rooms are unobtrusively stylish, and well-equipped with some nice little touches, like free wifi, DVD library or Bose Sound Dock for dropping on your iPod and rocking out to your favourite tunes. The bath has a tub for a good soaking in, a separate shower to start the day with, as well as fluffy bathrobes and
This London 4 star hotel is in a couple of minutes of Moorgate or Bank Tube station, so it’s not a problem to get to the buzzing West End for a drink or meal. But, having said that, the area near this Apex hotel doesn’t suffer from the lack of good places to eat or have a snack. For example, in the relatively nearby “Hawksmoor” (157 Commercial StLondon), which according to Daily Mail is “the best steak restaurant in London”, you can relish their famous mouth-watering steak or give a try to quintessentially British Sunday Roast.
