Hotels In Southwark

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Hotel Name	Area	Distance	Star Rating	Total Price
Apex London Wall Hotel	City	1 Mi.	4	£135.12
Charing Cross	Charing Cross	1 Mi.	4	£151.58
Novotel London City South	Southward	0.3 Mi.	4	£119.00
Mercure Bankside	Southwark	0.1 Mi.	4	£115.00
Park Plaza Westminster Bridge		0.7 Mi.	4	£139.83
Park Plaza County Hall	Waterloo	0.6 Mi.	4	£188.00
Threadneedles Hotel	City	1 Mi.	5	£146.88
The Royal Horseguards	Charing Cross	0.9 Mi.	5	£252.63
H10 London Waterloo	Waterloo	0.5 Mi.	4	£115.00
Marlin Apartments Queen Street	London Bridge	0.6 Mi.	4	£139.99
Marlin Apartments Empire Square London Bridge	Southwark	0.6 Mi.	4	£124.99
Days Hotel Waterloo	Waterloo	0.7 Mi.	3	£99.00
Strand Palace Hotel	Strand	0.9 Mi.	3	£92.00
One Aldwych Hotel	Covent Garden	0.9 Mi.	5	£287.88
The Bridge Hotel	Southwark	0.5 Mi.	3	£53.00
Grange St Pauls Hotel	Westminster	0.5 Mi.	4	£112.00
Atelier EC1 by Bridgestreet Worldwide	Bloomsbury	1 Mi.	4	Full
The Mad Hatter Hotel	Bermondsey	0.2 Mi.	3	£105.00
London City Hotel		0.5 Mi.	3	£65.00
Express by Holiday Inn Southwark	Southwark	0 Mi.	3	£99.00
The Southwark Rose Hotel	London	0.3 Mi.	3	£112.00
Citadines Aparthotel Trafalgar Square	Trafalgar Square	0.9 Mi.	3	£122.00
The Kings Wardrobe Apartments		0.5 Mi.	4	Full
Market View Apartments by BridgeStreet Worldwide	Clerkenwell	0.9 Mi.	4	Full
London Bridge Hotel	London Bridge	0.6 Mi.	4	Full
Swissotel The Howard	Aldwych	0.7 Mi.	5	Full

Southwark

Southwark is London's most historic borough, comprising five districts. Its most popular attractions are located in the district of Bankside and Borough, bordering the south bank of the Thames between Blackfriars Bridge and London Bridge. These include the landmark Tate Modern building, linking to St Paul's Cathedral via the Millennium footbridge, showcasing the world's finest contemporary art; the Bankside Gallery, which exhibits watercolours and original prints and Shakespeare's Globe Theatre. Nearby is the Rose Theatre, the only Elizabethan theatre site with remains completely available for modern exploration. These are tucked into the basement of an office block, submerged beneath a protective pool of water and provides an insight into Shakespeare's and Marlowe's London.