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Hotels In Islington

Displaying 1 - 17 of the 17 hotels in Islington that match your filters, available in 03 Sep 2010 - 04 Sep 2010 (1 night).
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Thistle City Barbican Clerkenwell0.4 Mi.44 star hotel3 star guest rating£81.08
Zetter HotelClerkenwell0.7 Mi.44 star hotel4 star guest rating£180.00
Goodenough Club Russell Square1 Mi.44 star hotel4 star guest rating£115.00
Jurys Inn Islington Islington0.4 Mi.33 star hotel4 star guest rating£132.00
Carlton Hotel Kings Cross Kings cross1 Mi.11 star hotel3 star guest rating£65.00
Holiday Inn Kings Cross Clerkenwell0.8 Mi.44 star hotel3 star guest rating£147.00
Swinton HotelKings Cross St. Pancras0.8 Mi.22 star hotel3 star guest rating£59.00
Tommy Miahs Raj Hotel0.9 Mi.22 star hotel4 star guest rating£45.00
Citadines ApartHotel Barbican Barbican0.8 Mi.33 star hotel4 star guest rating£110.00
Comfort Inn Kings Cross Kings Cross1 Mi.44 star hotel3 star guest rating£81.00
European HotelKings Cross1 Mi.22 star hotel3 star guest rating£55.00
Express by Holiday Inn London City Shoreditch0.9 Mi.33 star hotel3 star guest rating£152.00
Arriva HotelEuston0.8 Mi.22 star hotel3 star guest rating£60.00
Malmaison HotelClerkenwell0.9 Mi.33 star hotel4 star guest rating£195.00
The Harrison Gastro Pub and HotelKings Cross1 Mi.33 star hotel4 star guest rating£59.00
Chancery Lane Apartments Holborn0.9 Mi.44 star hotel4 star guest ratingFull
Rookery 1764 HotelSmithfield/
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0.9 Mi.44 star hotel4 star guest ratingFull

Islington

Charing CrossIslington these days is known as being home to the central figures of the New Labour movement as well as being spiritual home to Britain’s left-wing intelligentsia. Architecturally its is even more well known for its superb Georgian terraces and crescents which were rehabilitated in the ‘60s, leading to its gentrification and to becoming a fashionable part of the city. Today it offers a wealth of interesting and unique places to visit in all four corners of the borough - from taking the children to see working farms, to getting a tour round Arsenal's ground, exploring the antique markets & shops of Camden Passage or to seeing the latest performance at the Sadlers Wells.