The Shard-View Shindig - Borough - by Frankie Says

Summary:
Welcome to The Shard-View Shindig, a house so close to Borough Market that if you stretch your arms wide enough, you might just graze the cheese stall while still in your pajamas. Located less than a minute away from this gastronomic paradise, your new home offers more than just a convenient commute to the world’s best street food—it also boasts a terrace with a view so spectacular it makes even the most seasoned Londoner do a double-take.

The Space:
FABULOUS FEATURES:

*Five carefully curated bedrooms
*Two incredible reception spaces
*Unique gallery Bedroom.
* Large terrace with incredible views of the Shard and overlooking the world famous Borough Market. "Lights on at night is our favourite".

House Rules:


Before the booking begins, you will need to verify your details with us by completing a check-in form.

HOME TRUTHS:

*Cleaning services once a week within the advertised price.

A welcome pack of bed linen, towels, toiletries and supplies are provided at check in and on a weekly basis for those staying longer than 7 nights.
If you wish regularly cleans or supplies please contact us to check prices.

*This apartment has a centrally managed heating system. 

*This apartment doesn't have an air-condition unit, but we can provide fans during summer period if necessary.

*Maximum occupancy is 12 people. 

* We love our furry friends just as much as you do, paws-itive pets welcome!

*We have strict guidelines to keep our properties safe and clean for you.

FRANKIE'S NO-NOS

*Sorry, smoking isn't allowed here. You'll have to extinguish your burning desire elsewhere
*Let's keep the party poopers at bay - no parties allowed, especially those of the stag or hen variety. Thanks for understanding


CHECK IN / CHECK OUT / SHAKE IT ALL ABOUT:

Check-in: Rock up anytime from 3pm onwards

Check-out: We hope you've enjoyed your stay with us! Just a friendly reminder that check-out time is at 10am latest. Don't make us send the housekeeping hounds after you

The Neighborhood:
Frankie Says that you have to stay in Borough, as it arguably one of Central London's most historic and fascinating neighbourhoods; a totally gorgeous and immersive 'melting pot' that is famous for its gastronomic and cultural delights.

Bordered by the Thames to the north, you are also next to the incredible Southwark Cathedral and the historic Clink Street. But importantly, you are ridiculously close to the complete foodie heaven that is Borough Market. This is the original Food Hall experience, but with worldwide punching power – you will never be hungry for boredom!
Just a few minutes away is what Frankie Says is the coolest High street in London – Bermondsey Street. Packed full of coffee, pints, food, wine, cakes and much intrigue. Old world charm meets a crisp modern England. Next door to Bermondsey Street is Maltby Street market, another haven for foodies, whilst you must promise to visit the Vinegar Market on a Sunday – its packed is unique oddities.

To the back of our funky house is the ground-breaking Borough Yards, a recent development that saw railway arches turned into a clutch of dining and shopping experiences, with even it’s own Everyman cinema!

You can see the Shard from our terrace, so take a trip up to the top, to London’s best viewing gallery, and look down up Tower Bridge, Shad Thames and The Tower of London, all that are just a quick walk away.

We know you will be star struck by this pocket of London. It’s unrivalled in our opinion, authentic and original, but modern and smooth. But just in case you want to explore elsewhere then pop down to the Jubilee line underground station, only 190m away, at London Bridge station. Or hop on an Uber boat at London Bridge Pier. But, you’re be back to Borough before you know it…Borough always drags you back.

Getting Around:
Getting around Borough and London Bridge? It’s a walk in the park! Start at London Bridge Station (Jubilee or Northern Line), where you can catch the iconic view of the Shard. Fancy food? Borough Market has enough grub to make your stomach do a happy dance. History? Visit the medieval Southwark Cathedral or cross the Thames to check out Tower Bridge. For a bit of drama, stand on London Bridge and pretend you're in a thriller as the city pulses below you. Who’s got time for dull commutes? Not you!