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The Rookery Hotel London
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 26% off from £193
Peters Lane, EC1M 6DS | 3 minutes walk in Smithfield
Filled with old fashioned touches like wood panelling, old paintings, stone flagged floors, claw foot baths and open fires, The Rookery has plenty of character. And More

The Zetter Hotel London
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Petite Doubles: 36% off from £125
St John's Square 86-88 Clerkenwell Road, EC1M 5RJ | 6 minutes walk in Smithfield
This boutique hotel in trendy Clerkenwell fits right in with the warehouse chic designer feel of the neighbourhood. Mixing vintage chairs with stark modern prints, there's More

The Montcalm At Brewery London City
London > Hotels > Luxury Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 80% off from £143
52 Chiswell Street, EC1Y 4SB | 7 minutes walk in Smithfield
Set deep in the heart of London's financial district, a majestic edifice stands tall and grand building, a living embodiment of distinction, class and flamboyance. The More

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Known best for its centuries-old meat market, Smithfield is an area of London drenched in history. In medieval times Smithfield was both the Trafalgar Square and Wembley Stadium of its day, its grassy meadows used for public gatherings, sporting occasions such as jousting tournaments, fairs and even executions (William 'Mel Gibson' Wallace was hanged, drawn and quartered here in 1305). A short walk from St Paul's, the Grade II listed Victorian covered market still provides central London's butchers, shops and restaurants with meat on a daily basis, opening from 4am till 12noon. Nowadays, Smithfields is an edgy nightlife destination with bars, clubs and restaurants such as Smiths, Fabric and St John all exceedingly popular. Until 2002 the area hosted the annual midnight Miglia Quadrato car rally and since 2007 there has been an annual bike race known as the Smithfield Nocturne. More