Skyview Apartment,
Croydon, London

The Skyview Apartment is conveniently located in the centre of Croydon just five minutes walk from East Croydon rail and ten minutes from West Croydon rail, both of which offer regular services into central London. The town also benefits from a local tram system with services into Wimbledon, Beckenham and Addington.

Nearby are two shopping centres, The Drummond and the Whitgift Centre, a wide choice of restaurants and bars, and Fairfield Hall Arts and Conference Centre is just a few minutes walk away.

This self-catering apartment comprises a reception hallway leading onto two double bedrooms, a bathroom with bath and shower, a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher and washer/dryer, a comfortable sitting/dining room and a small balcony. Guests will receive a welcome pack on arrival and enjoy complimentary internet use.

NB. Check-in time is flexible, guests will be met at the apartment to receive the key. Parking available at a nearby NCP carpark.

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