2 Pear Place, London, SE1 8SA, Waterloo (View area)
The Pear Place Apartments offer
stylish and elegant serviced accommodation complete with fully-equipped
kitchens, spacious lounge areas and sizable dining areas. Each apartment is
finished to a notably high standard and benefits from modern furnishings and
tall floor-to-ceiling windows. Guests are provided with a host of added
benefits that include free access to wireless internet, laundry facilities, a
private balcony and complimentary welcome pack.
Located just south of the River
Thames in London’s Waterloo area, the Pear Place Apartments provide stylish
serviced accommodation within easy reach of a large number of sights, landmarks
and attractions. The most notable tourist draw in the area would be the South
Bank, a vibrant area that is known to be one of London’s biggest cultural hubs.
The South Bank is home to a huge range of cultural institutions such as the
Tate Modern, the Southbank Centre and Shakespeare’s Globe theatre. There are
also a range of other attractions based nearby such as the iconic London Eye,
the SEA LIFE London Aquarium and the spooky London Dungeon. No more than a 20
minute walk across the Westminster Bridge will also provide guests with access
to the many wonders of Westminster.
Explore the London Eye in our London attractions guide. Originally constructed as a celebration of the new millennium, the London Eye offers fantastic views across London - up to 40km on clear days.
Explore the Tate Modern in our London attractions guide. Britain's national gallery of modern art is housed on the South bank of the Thames and offers a range of British art as well as a restaurant on the seventh floor and excellent views of the Thames and St Paul's Cathedral.
Explore Somerset House in our London attractions guide. A centre of excellence for culture and arts, Somerset House has a range of activities through the year. The house dates back to 1547 and offers a number of cafes and bars for every season.
Explore Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament in our London attractions guide. The Houses of Parliament are the meeting place of the House of Commons and the House of Lords, making up the UK parliament.
Explore the West End Theatres in our London attractions guide. London wouldn’t be the same without the many wonders of the West End, and the district’s array of well-loved theatres is a staple part of the city’s culture.
Explore Westminster Abbey in our London attractions guide. This historic gothic church is one of the most notable religious buildings in the UK. Regularly hosting royal ceremonies, this abbey is a popular tourist attraction all year long.
Explore Covent Garden Market in our London attractions guide. One of central London’s most exclusive commercial districts, Covent Garden is a lively part of the city awash with street performers, musicians and travelling thespians.
Explore Borough Market in our London attractions guide. Borough Market is one of London's best food markets, located just in the shadow of the Shard. The market sells fresh food and produce from around the world, and it is a popular location for many top chefs.
Explore Trafalgar Square in our London attractions guide. Steeped in history and is thought of as the heart of London itself, Trafalgar Square is a public space enjoyed by tourists and locals alike. Be sure to visit Trafalgar square during the festive season to see London's largest Christmas tree.
Explore the Royal Opera House in our London attractions guide. Home of Britain's Royal Ballet and Royal Opera, the Royal Opera House is located in the heart of London's theatre district. As well as entertainment throughout the year, there is a range of eating options within the building.
Full payment will be taken at the time of reservation.
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