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LMA Suite

Telephone House
69-77 Paul Street
London
EC2A 4LQ

Map

Old Street (Northern Line) 5 minutes walk

Liverpool Street (Central/Circle/Hammersmith & City lines) 12-15 minutes walk

The nearest station is Liverpool Street – however, the hotel is accessible from all London train stations via the underground network.

There is an NCP car park in Paul Street – 3 minutes walk – £15.80 a day

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