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The Bridge Hotel London
London > Hotels > Budget Chain Hotel Double Room - Shared Bathrooms: 25% off from £51
30 Borough Road, SE1 0AJ | 6 minutes walk in Elephant and Castle
Located just south of the River Thames, The Bridge Hotel is the perfect accommodation choice for those wishing to explore the many sights and attractions London More

Days Hotel London Waterloo
London > Hotels > Budget Chain Hotel Accessible Double Rooms: 0% off from £166
54 Kennington Road, SE1 7BJ | 11 minutes walk in Elephant and Castle
The area where this hotel is located has become the vibrant cultural heart of London, with theatres, concert halls and art galleries lined-up against the South More

Novotel London City South
London > Hotels > Luxury Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 19% off from £183
53 61 Southwark Bridge Road, SE1 9HH | 15 minutes walk in Elephant and Castle
Opposite St Paul's Cathedral and right in the shadow of the Tate Modern Novotel is a short walk from the River Thames. With bright, airy rooms, More

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Hotels in Elephant and Castle

A wise man once said that all roads lead to Rome but a not-so-wise transport chief once made all buses lead to Elephant and Castle. We're a bit confused about why this might be; it couldn't possibly be for the 1960s faded red monstrosity that is the area's shopping centre, which sits proudly in between the two gigantic concrete roundabouts, Elephant's most famous landmarks, bound together by a labyrinth of dark, foreboding subways. But if the eternal talk of regeneration becomes more than just a pipedream, the Elephant will become more than a forgotten stop on the number 68 to Norwood. Because, let's face it, it's all about Location, Location, Location ''“ the Elephant already has one of London's finest attractions in the Imperial War Museum, and the Ministry of Sound is a Mecca glow-stick clubbers. It doesn't take Kirstie and Phil to work out that its proximity to Waterloo, Westminster and the South Bank means this is potentially a prime piece of real estate for shiny new hotels. And, perchance, maybe even a shiny new shopping centre. At least we can dream. More