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Sanctum London.
Sanctum London Serviced Apartments are located in North West London. We have 2 locations –Sanctum Belsize Road and Sanctum Regent’s Park. From there, all of London is within easy reach, and our apartments are the perfect base for exploring the exciting, vibrant and cosmopolitan city of London.
Sanctum London Regent’s Park opened in June 2022, and consists of 36 luxuriously fitted apartments with Studios, 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom options available. Sanctum London Belsize Road opened in January 2017, and consists of 54 apartments with Studio, 1, 2, 3 and 4 bedroom options available.
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5 REASONS TO CHOOSE SANCTUM
Sanctum offers everything you need for a memorable stay in London.
Each of our apartments are exceptionally well appointed, complete with complimentary wireless internet access, LED TV’s in all bedrooms, high quality kitchens and well-designed bathrooms, 24 hour reception/concierge, laundry facilities, complimentary maid service, air conditioning and underfloor heating.
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SANCTUM AT A GLANCE
Luxury Serviced Apartments
Fully-equipped Kitchen
Modern Furnishings
Air Conditioning
Underfloor Heating
Balconies and Patios (Please enquire)
43″-75″ LED TV with satellite channels in every apartment
High speed Wi-Fi
Maid Service
24-hours Concierge service and Reception
24-hours Secure Underground Parking
Laundry Facilities
*Offsite heated Swimming Pool
*Offsite Health Club access with Sauna and Steam Room
*Offsite fully-equipped Gym
Accessible Bathrooms (Please enquire)
Minutes from Underground and Overground stations
Located in Belsize Road and Regent’s Park
*For the pool and health club, please enquire. Only applicable at Belsize Road for minimum 7 night stays.
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Regent’s Park
Based on Wellington Road, home to The American School, London Zoo, opposite the renowned Wellington Hospital, St John & Elizabeth Hospital and the Lord’s Cricket Ground.
Belsize Road
Located on Belsize Road, this historical building was once known as the Kilburn Town Hall, later the Kilburn Theatre & Picture Palace and then Decca Studios
