Imperial Apartments B
- From
- £135.00
- Property type
- Apartment
- Bedrooms
- 2
- Beds
- 2
- Guests
- 4
Description
Imperial apartments is located in the heart of the city centre and ideally located for whether your stay is for business or leisure. The exact location is opposite the infamous Oxford Street; Oxford Street is home to many restaurants from Chinese, Italian, tapas to French bistros, and it is here that you will also find a selection of wine bars and pubs. A Tesco's Express is close by for your amenities you require throughout your stay and we do offer a selection of different food packs if required.
This stunning duplex apartment is furnished to a high standard and the high ceilings make it feel very grand. Te apartment is accessed from the ground floor and the stairs will take you up to the first level which has the lounge with two double sofas, a fire place, lcd tv and dvd player. Leading on from there is the kitchen. The kitchen has all the modern appliances you would expect from home so you are not governed to hotel timetables and cook at your leisure. The utility room has a washing machine and tumble dryer to meet all your laundry needs and there is a professional laundry service next door if you prefer. In the kitchen is a a pine table with six chairs, lcd tv and a sofa area to relax whilst chatting to family or friends.
Next to the kitchen is a good size room which can double up as a study or become a third bedroom as there is a double sofa bed.
Stairs leading from the lounge will take you up to the two double bedrooms. The Master bedroom has an en-suite and both bedrooms have a double bed, wardrobes and chest of drawers plus bed side tables with night lights. The main bathroom is also on this level which has a bath with a shower over head, wash basin and towels and complimentary toiletries are supplied on arrival.
If your stay is longer than seven days are housekeeping team will come in and clean the property weekly and change the bed linen and towels.
All utility bills and free broadband are included on the nightly rate.
Area
Located on England's south coast, Southampton has been a major port since the 13th Century and was home to the RMS Titanic. The Maritime Museum in the Wool House features an exhibition on the ill-fated liner.
The main station in the city is Southampton Central with excellent links to London and other south coast towns and cities. Southampton Airport is located in the town of Eastleigh, just north of Southampton. It is connected to the city by a frequent rail service, and hosts flights to UK and some European destinations.
Southampton harbour is no longer used for car ferries to Europe, but remains the embarkation point for many cruise liners. Sailing is very popular, and Southampton Water has been the start and finish of the Round the World Yacht Race for 30 years.
The main retail facility is the West Quay Shopping Centre, which was the biggest city-centre shopping mall in Europe when it was opened.
The largest green space is Southampton Common which covers a larger area than Hyde Park in London and includes a Wildlife Centre, a swimming pool and several lakes and ponds.
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