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Holborn
Holborn starts at the western boundaries of the historic City of London, and its central location makes it a popular place to work. But that also makes it a great place to play. Holborn restaurants serve a range of international cuisine, from Korean to North American. The bars and pubs in Holborn comprise some of London’s most historic hostelries as well as cutting-edge drinking spots. The shops in Holborn tend to be independent places that specialise in unusual stock. Where else can you buy an umbrella with a hickory crook when it unexpectedly rains on your way to the office?
RUSELL SQUARE * square in the WEST END
At the heart of Bloomsbury and originally laid out in 1800 by Humphrey Repton, Russell Square was dark and bushy until a striking facelift early in the new millennium pruned the trees, tidied up the plants and gave it a 10m-high fountain and lovely glassed-in cafe.
Bloomsbury
Bloomsbury exudes high culture without pretenses. Known for its array of specialised institutions, Bloomsbury remains mild-mannered despite its cultural bragging rights. We’ll brag for it—the neighbourhood gave its name to an influential group of English intellectuals, including Virginia Woolf. Garden squares and Victorian era hotels contribute to the streetscape’s nonchalant beauty, while dairy markets and butchers still populate Bloomsbury’s street corners, lending it a distinctly village feel in the midst of central London.
Historically, Bloomsbury is associated with the arts, education and medicine so the area sets a sophisticated and modern atmosphere. The Bloomsbury theatre, a very respected theatre within the eyes of Londoners; is located within the area."
This is as central as you can get, as far as London goes. Great public transport connections everywhere, whether you're looking to get to the the London Eye, O2 Arena, Oxford Street or Piccadilly Circus - you literally are in the middle of everything."
Bloomsbury Square, Russell Square Gardens and Queen Square are few minutes walk away for a bit of greenery which will give you a pleasant surprise amongst buildings. Those are our hidden treasures!"

In the Lovely heart of Central London , next to GREAT ORMOND STREET HOSPITAL, BARRISTERS CHAMBERS,NATIONLA HOSPITAL FOR NEUROLOGY AND NEUROSURGERY , UCLINSTITUTE OF COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE and the historic Charles Dickens Museum and a lot of bars, boutiques and restaurants a-plenty, so head to London's only authentic yakitori restaurant, or to Balans, for one of the best burgers in London. The shopping mecca of Oxford Circus is a three-minute stroll away, and Shaftesbury Avenue's theatreland just around the corner. Experience the tradition of live theatre and performance in Soho from big-budget musicals and important plays to quirky cabaret and stand-up.
Closest Tube Stations:
1. Holborn station - 5 minutes walk
2. Russell Square Statuin -8 minutes walk
3. Chencerly Lane -9 mins walk
4. Soho just 8 minutes
5.British Museum 7 minutes walk
6. Coven Gardens jsut 10 minute's walk from home
7.West End is just 10 miutes walk
The shopping mecca of Oxford Circus is a 10-minute walk from the apartment and Shaftesbury Avenue's theatre land is just around the corner. Experience the tradition of live theatre and performance in Soho from big-budget musicals and important plays to quirky cabaret and stand-up. Law School