Lobby
The lobby is medium in size and is decorated with pale wood. It is very bright due to large windows and there is a small comfortable seating area.
Exterior
For lovers of culture and the arts, you have arrived at the right place. The Barbican Centre, home to the London Symphony Orchestra and the Royal Shakespeare Company Theatre is just 150 metres from your Apart'hotel. St Paul's Cathedral, the Tower of London (home of the Crown Jewels) and Tower Bridge are all just down the road, and Shakespeare lovers must not miss the remarkable Globe Theatre at Southwark. Perhaps the best of everyday London life is best experienced in its pubs, backstreets and quaint shops, all of which will keep the intrepid traveller occupied for a long time.
Rooms
The 3-key establishment offers you 129 flats over 7 floors, including 120 studios for 1 or 2 people (some of which have connecting doors), and 9 one-bedroom apartments that sleep up to 4 people. The studios are furnished with sofas or pullout beds. In the apartments, choose between a sofa or pullout beds in the lounge area and there is a double bed in the bedroom. Each studio and apartment houses a bathroom with a hairdryer, a fully-equipped kitchen area complete with stove, microwave, fridge and dishwasher, TV with satellite channels, a direct-line phone, hi-fi system and safe deposit box. Linen and towels are provided. The apartment is cleaned and linen and towels are changed once a week free of charge. Additional house-cleaning service is available on request and is charged according to your requirements. 7 apartments are equipped for people with reduced mobility.
Restaurant
A breakfast room is now available at this property with an extra charge payable locally.
Location
Located just north of the financial and business district in London, the Citadines London Barbican is just around the corner from the Barbican Centre, one of Europe's largest cultural centres which is also home to the London Symphony Orchestra and Royal Shakespeare Company. Stroll around your neighbourhood, where traditional pubs and businesses still line the streets. For a bird's eye view of London, go to the top of the nearby St Paul's Cathedral to catch magnificent vistas of one of the most amazing cities in the world.
