The Zetter Townhouse

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A bright blue door leads directly into the cocktail lounge of the Gregorian city hall, which Mark Sainsbury and Michael Benyan transformed into a lovely little hotel. Confident eclectic style of the cocktail lounge, in which plush wing chairs on arty carved wooden columns, Chinese porcelain, and you can find incredible things such as a taxidermy cat in a historical gown. These all give you taste of what the 13 rooms will be like. In which you can sleep under a Union Jack, surrounded by luminescent light blue walls or wide striped wallpaper. All a stylish old meets new, the way it was perfected in England. The British Museum is in walking distance as well as many restaurants and bars. The Zetter Townhouse with delicious snacks such as fried zucchini is indisputably the Place To Be.

AddressClerkenwell Road 86-88
EC1M SRJ London
Phone+44 20 73244455
Emailreservations@thezetter.com
Websitethezetter.com
Cuisineitalian
Pricedouble from 280 €

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