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Millers Residence, 111a Westbourne Grove, London W2 4UW, England. Millers Residence is a luxurious 18th century styled hotel situated on Westbourne Grove. It is the quintessence of a laid back private residence that offers very individual and unique rooms and one-off suites in the atmosphere of a magical bygone era. Find the best deal, compare prices and read what other travelers have to say at TripAdvisor.

London (Rough Guide Travel Guides S.) London England. The Rough Guide to London is the definitive insider's handbook to one of Europe's most exciting cities. A full-colour section introduces many of London's highlights with expert coverage of all the sights, from Buckingham Palace and the Houses of Parliament to lively Covent Garden and the attractions of the South Bank. The guide includes comprehensive accounts of the city's neighbourhoods from swanky Kensington and Chelsea to trendy Clerkenwell and Hoxton. There are up-to-date reviews of many of the capital's hotels and restaurants, plus detailed coverage of London's shops, pubs and clubs to suit all budgets.

London by London: The Insider's Guide (2nd Edition) London England. London by London: The Insiders' Guide is the ultimate guide to London, representing the collected knowledge of thousands of Londoners on hundreds of subjects. Forget traditional guidebooks which are aimed squarely at tourists, London by London is designed to appeal equally to lifelong Londoners and visitors alike with inside information on the best bars and restaurants in the capital sitting alongside stories about some of London's oddest buskers and most talented graffiti artists. With its innovative question and answer format, the book is perfect for dipping in to when you need to be reminded why London is the greatest city in the world. Questions answered in the second edition include... · Where is the best place in the capital to get a cocktail after 2am? And where can you get champagne before 8am? Where is the best place to buy a non-stolen second-hand bike? Or a camper van? Where is London's most breathtaking view? And where is the best (and worst) place to live? Where is London's best steak restaurant? And which cafe does the best fondue? Why does no one ever speed through the Limehouse Link tunnel? How can you get London Underground to pay for your cab home?...and much, much, much, much more besides

Essential Guide to London's Retro Shops London England. Part shopping guide, part lifestyle handbook, 'The Essential Guide to London's Retro Shops' is a timely and colourful celebration of the growing demand for all things vintage. Whether it's sixties scooters, vintage clothes, or original furniture classics, the passion for the recent past is causing a stir worldwide, and nowhere more so than in London. Appealing to locals and tourists alike, this guide covers a huge variety of retro shops sorted into five main types: furniture and design (Pad), clothing and accessories (Threads), music (Tunes), cars, scooters and bikes (Wheels), and cafes and bars (Nosh). The book is divided into five London regions, each with its own detailed map. All the entries include an engaging description of what the shop or venue has to offer, together with contact information and opening times. The shops and their goods are illustrated with the author's own high-quality photographs. This unique book, impeccably researched and written by an expert in the field, will be a welcome addition to the choice of shopping guides to London.

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