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71 Atlantic Road, Brixton, London SW9 8PU

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Pestana Chelsea Bridge Hotel & Spa
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 75% off from £83
354 Queenstown Road, SW8 4AE | 2.1 milesfrom Bar With No Name
Situated along the River Thames, opposite Battersea Park, Pestana Chelsea Bridge Hotel is the first UK hotel from the Portuguese Pestana Hotels and Resorts Group. The More

Park Plaza Riverbank Hotel London
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 74% off from £80
18 Albert Embankment, SE1 7TJ | 2.1 milesfrom Bar With No Name
For understated chic this hotel on the banks of the Thames opposite the Tate Britain is a top choice. The rooms are clean and modern and More

Holiday Inn Express London-Victoria
London > Hotels > Budget Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 70% off from £89
106 - 110 Belgrave Rd, SW1V 2BJ | 2.3 milesfrom Bar With No Name
Victoria is one of the great transport hubs of London, a bustling area that offers great connections to the rest of the capital and the South More

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The rapidly gentrifying area around Atlantic Road gets its poshest venue yet, with the arrival of this stunning cocktail bar. It's a clean minimalist space in shades of beige and brown, overlooked by a thoroughly sinister moose's skull. Its previous incarnation as a gourmet Italian restaurant is reflected in some excellent thin pizzas, but this is now definitely more bar than restaurant, with a long and imaginative cocktail menu, and a late license. Whether the silk cushions can survive a night with Brixton's more raucous denizens remains to be seen.