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Club Quarters Gracechurch
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Deluxe Double Rooms: 70% off from £99
7 Gracechurch Street, EC3V 0DR | 4 minutes walkfrom The Monument
The location of Club Quarters Gracechurch in the heart of the City has made it a favourite with business travellers. A cheerily macho atmosphere permeates from More

Apex City of London Hotel
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 85% off from £56
1 Seething Lane, EC3N 4AX | 6 minutes walkfrom The Monument
With Tower of London, London Bridge and St. Paul's just a step away, this hotel has a great location for both business and leisure travellers. It's More

Threadneedles Hotel
London > Hotels > Luxury Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 75% off from £99
5 Threadneedles Street, EC2R 8AY | 7 minutes walkfrom The Monument
Housed in an esteemed former banking hall in the City, this magnificent boutique hotel provides a luxurious sanctuary. The spacious rooms are decorated in a chic More

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Hotels near The Monument

Following an 18-month closure which began in 2007, The Monument reopened in February 2009 revealing the effects of a £4.5 million renovation. If you're feeling energetic one of the most rewarding forms of exercise on offer in the City of London is to climb the 311 spiral steps 202 feet up to the top of The Monument. An enclosed observation deck at the top permits a stunning view over London, taking in river, the BT Tower, Tower Bridge, and the dome of Saint Paul's to name but a few. Designed by Sir Christopher Wren and erected between 1671 and 1677 to mark the Great Fire of London in 1666, The Monument is the tallest freestanding stone column in the world. The significance of its 202 feet height is not simply that it makes your feet ache if you climb it, but it is also the distance to the bakery on Pudding Lane that was the suspected source of the fire that destroyed the city. It's definitely worth the climb, plus you get a certificate of completion if you make it to the top and back alive! Good luck!