The Buxton

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The Buxton is the Culpeper’s little sister and you could call the B&B a loving little shoebox. The rooms are pragmatic yet charming, and everything you need for a short trip to London has been brought together in the smallest of spaces, with loving attention to detail. In the pub on the first floor the locals from the neighborhood come over for their nightcap beer in the evening and those who want to go for a ride have the subway and Brick Lane right in front of the door.

Address42 Osborn St
E1 6TD London
Phone+44 20 7392 2219
Websitethebuxton.co.uk/
PriceDouble from 110 Euro

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