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Accommodation in Canary Wharf, London
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Novotel London ExcelA Hotel in Canary Wharf, London7 Western Gateway, Royal Victoria Dock
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From: £79.00 Novotel Excel is located alongside the Royal Victoria Dock 150 meters from the Excel Centre and close to London City Airport and shares the same building as the Ibis Excel. Within a few minutes by road is newly open O2 Arena for its many concerts and special events and also DocklandsCanary Wharf. This area gives access to east London as well as into the City of London itself via the dual carriageway that runs right through the Docklands towards Tower Bridge (Aspen Way, A1261) Built at the end of 2003 this a new generation Novotel offering 257 new Novotel rooms. Perfect for anyone also visiting the ExCel exhibition centre as the hotel faces the West entrance and is just a 100 yards walk across a pedestrian courtyard. The hotel features a spacious restaurant, a bar overlooking Royal Victoria Dock, a fitness room, 12 meeting rooms with a capacity for up to 70 and on site parking Additionally the Novotel hotel offers a fitness room and facilities for disabled people. Accommodation Rating: 4* (about ratings) Facilities
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Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest
Nearest Attractions Thames Barrier -
1.2 miles (Historic Building) Museum of London Docklands -
2 miles (Museum) Queens House -
2.2 miles (Historic Building) National Maritime Museum -
2.2 miles (Museum) Royal Observatory, Greenwich -
2.2 miles (Museum) Cutty Sark and Gypsy Moth -
2.2 miles (Museum) St Alfege -
2.3 miles (Historic Church) St. Anne Limehouse -
2.3 miles (Historic Church) Ranger's House -
2.6 miles (Historic Building) Bethal Green Museum of Childhood -
3.6 miles (Museum) Directions: UK Hotels
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