The Mad Hatter
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM • 3-7 STAMFORD STREET LONDON BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK S
Hotel Details
Hotel: The Mad Hatter
City: LONDON
Country: UNITED KINGDOM
Address: 3-7 STAMFORD STREET LONDON BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK S
Category: 3 Stars
Description
On the South Bank, just 150 metres from the River Thames, this beautiful 19th-century building offers rooms with free Wi-Fi and a charming bar offering tasty food and real ales. The Mad Hatter Hotel is located in Southwark, one of the oldest parts of London. The building was once a hat factory and the beautiful original exterior now houses comfortable and modern rooms. Rooms feature a radio, iron and a private bathroom with hairdryer. The friendly bar and restaurant offers a range of authentic home-cooked pub dishes. The menu includes English classics and speciality pies. The Tate Modern art gallery is 350 metres away. London Waterloo Railway and Tube Station is a 5-minute walk and provides easy access to all of London's attractions. Covent Garden and the London Eye are both less than 1-mile away.
About The Mad Hatter
The Mad Hatter is located in LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM. On the South Bank, just 150 metres from the River Thames, this beautiful 19th-century building offers rooms with free Wi-Fi and a charming bar offering tasty food and real ales. The Mad Hatter Hotel is located in Southwark, one of the oldest parts of London. The building was once a hat factory and the beautiful original exterior now houses comfortable and modern rooms. Rooms feature a radio, iron and a private bathroom with hairdryer. The friendly bar and restaurant offers a range of authentic home-cooked pub dishes. The menu includes English classics and speciality pies. The Tate Modern art gallery is 350 metres away. London Waterloo Railway and Tube Station is a 5-minute walk and provides easy access to all of London's attractions. Covent Garden and the London Eye are both less than 1-mile away.
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