FARRINGDON APARTHOTELS/ SERVICED APARTMENTS

Farringdon is conveniently situated in the heart of London with a a mix of historic and modern architecture, providing a unique character.

It's a major transportation hub with access to trains, the London Underground, and buses with close proximity to cultural institutions like the Barbican Centre and St. Bartholomew's Hospital.

There is also a wide range of dining options, from traditional pubs to trendy eateries.

However, Farringdon doesn't have many parks or green areas compared to some other London neighborhoods and parts of the district can experience traffic congestion during peak hours.

Farringdon is known for its excellent transportation links:

Farringdon Station

• A major railway and London Underground station served by the Thameslink, Circle, Hammersmith & City, and Metropolitan Lines.

Crossrail (Elizabeth Line)

• Once fully operational, it will provide rapid connections to Heathrow Airport and other parts of London.

Bus Services

• Numerous bus routes serving the area.

Walking

• Many attractions and neighborhoods, like Clerkenwell and the City, are within walking distance.

Dinning

Farringdon offers a diverse culinary scene:

Gastropubs

• Traditional British pubs with a modern twist, such as The Eagle and The Jerusalem Tavern.

Fine Dining

• Michelin-starred restaurants like St. John and Club Gascon.

International Cuisine

• Options from around the world, including Italian, Japanese, and Middle Eastern.

Street Food

• Exmouth Market hosts a variety of street food vendors.

Shopping

While not a major shopping district, you can find:

Exmouth Market

• A charming street with independent shops and boutiques.

Smithfield Market

• A historic meat market that operates in the early morning hours.

Smithfield Market

• A Grade II-listed market known for its Victorian architecture and meat trading heritage.

The Barbican Centre

• Europe's largest multi-arts venue, hosting music, theater, art, and film events.

St. Bartholomew's Hospital

• One of London's oldest hospitals, founded in the 12th century.

Hatton Garden

• Famous for being London's jewelry quarter.

The cost of finding a serviced apartment in Farringdon, like other parts of central London, can vary significantly based on factors such as apartment size, location within the district, duration of your stay, and the level of amenities provided. Here are some approximate price ranges to provide you with a general idea:

Studio or One-Bedroom Apartments

• You can expect monthly rents to range from approximately £1,500 to £3,000.

Two-Bedroom Apartments

• If you require a larger two-bedroom serviced apartment, prices may range from around £2,800 to £5,000 or more per month.

Luxury or High-End Apartments

• Luxury serviced apartments with premium amenities and prime locations can have monthly rents exceeding £5,000, depending on the level of luxury and exclusivity.

Short & Long-Term Stays

• For shorter stays, such as a week or a few days, nightly rates for studio or one-bedroom serviced apartments might start at around £150 to £300 per night. Generally, longer-term rentals tend to offer more competitive monthly rates compared to shorter stays or nightly rates.

Keep in mind that these are approximate price ranges, and actual rental costs can vary based on specific factors like the precise location within Farringdon, seasonal demand, and the quality and amenities offered by the apartment. Some serviced apartments include utilities, cleaning services, and access to on-site facilities, while others may charge additional fees for these services.

Studio

• Citadines Barbican London

• King’s Wardrobe

• The Rosebery

1-Bedroom

• Citadines Barbican London

• King’s Wardrobe

• The Rosebery

2-Bedroom

• King’s Wardrobe

• The Rosebery

3-Bedroom

• King’s Wardrobe