Top 30 Best Spacious apartments in Welling

“Very lovely and helpful couple that run the shop. Good selection of things.”

“The range and quality of the fresh veg is the best in South London and amongst the best in the country. Lovely people too. Such a pleasure to shop here. It must be the only or one of very few places in Europe that sells Rutalu (Dioscorea Alata or Purple Yam or Ube). I'm just so grateful that I can eat this in the UK.”

“Nice place, polite staff, always the correct change, fair prices I'd shop again thankyou”

“It’s a lovely great open space. Theres a designated kids playground with climbing frames and swings. Theres also football pitches and basketball courts.”

“Only popped into the cafe to get a sandwich as had a delivery down the road. Can't fault the food, very nice cheese and ham sarnie! Fresh bread and plenty of filling! Well priced too”

“a LOVELY stay here at super city on rosebury! maria was an AMAZING receptionist and employee. very welcoming very helpful with offering suggestions on activities and extremely friendly! 10/10 would recommend and definitely staying here again when im back in town!”

“My fiance and I were visiting London for the first time and this was an amazing location. 1. The rooms are fantastic. They have a fridge, stove top, and a microwave. It comes with dishes and a laundry machine on site 2. It's about a 20 minute train ride to all the major attractions in London. 3. The general area is very quite. If you are looking for an area with a lot of action, I would stay somewhere else. But it noise is a concern to you, this is the best location you can ask for. 4. Best thing if all is that the price was great. I booked for August, and it was comparably the best price I got from comparing to other locations. If you want to be in a busier area, then I would skip this location. But if space, quality of room, and price are a priority, have this place as a top pick.”

“Excellent location, very helpful staff who are willing to go above and beyond. Very nice, clean serviced offices with great facilities, which are very reasonably priced.”

“My property has been in the hands of AshtonBurkinshaw since 2002 (Douglas Rogers at the time) for renting out, over nearly 20 years. I would like to thank all the staff who have taken care of the property, the tenants, and myself over these years. As far as I remember there has never been a hitch and any works to be carried out on the property were taken on with responsible companies. There was barely a time when there were no tenants, and AB were prompt in keeping it occupied and under control. I am very appreciative of your commitment and will recommend you 100%.”

“Selling a property is always a stressful and convoluted process, but Thomas Cann at Spencer James made it a lot more bearable and straightforward. Tom is an exceptionally dedicated professional and has an excellent knowledge of the market. He gave me plenty of very useful advice throughout the process, and was always extremely responsive; I never had to wait for more than a few hours for a reply. Tom won’t hesitate to go the extra mile for his clients: even when he was on annual leave he kept in touch with me, organised viewings and managed to find a buyer within a few days. All in all an excellent experience that deserves a lot more than 5 stars. Thanks again Tom.”

“Visited my Nephew and his Girlfriend in his first own home beautiful spacious place”

“Brilliant facility. Small but has all the equipment you need for a good workout. Very friendly staff. Highly recomnend it.”

“I spent my vacation in London with my family. WaterFronts Estate Agents were able to assist me with my long-term rentals. Everything they've shown me so far has been incredible. They are incredibly professional and give their customers their all. I'm still in London, and the location they selected is a fantastic choice.”

“Took my beloved Russell and Bromley shoes here and the service provided by the staff was very helpful, courteous, friendly and professional, every customers dream!!! Thank you Karina, Vesna, Kim et al. I would recommend them and they are a credit to the brand.”

“Useful corner shop with stove parking outside and a post office”

“I havent been in here for a while and they've really upped their game. Their fresh pastries looked amazing. Plenty of price choice with their stock. The meat and veg all looked lovely and fresh”

“Just came here for a cuppa hot chocolate with my partner. Place is fantastic to chill or even for a quick date. So chill and relaxing. The only disadvantage of it is that a chocolate is £4 and if you want a flavour, it's an additional £2. For a small cup of hot chocolate £6 is too much compared to other big brand coffee stores, but the taste of chocolate was nice.”

“A traditional hotel, clean room, comfy bed, good facilities, friendly staff, decent breakfast. Great value if you can get a good price. All very competent and exactly as expected - and to be honest probably totally forgettable, I doubt I will remember staying here. It was convenient and I would definitely stay here again if in the area (as long as Google reminds me that I've been here!)”

“This was my favourite place to stay on our holiday to the UK. So much so that I came back for the last two nights, in order to prepare for the long flight home. Friendly, happy staff who run a clean and homely place to stay. Walking distance to anything one could possibly need, with Beckenham being one of the more relaxed towns that I visited. I couldn't have asked for more, I hope that one day I'll return.”

“From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Looking down Kingdom Street from the amphitheatre in Sheldon Square, PaddingtonCentral The Paddington Waterside Partnership is the body coordinating regeneration of the Paddington Special Policy Area around Paddington Station in London. The project covers an area almost the size of Soho, creating about 10,000,000 square feet (930,000 m2) of space between 1998 and 2018. It consists of 13 individual projects in the triangle of land between Praed Street, Westbourne Terrace and the A40 Westway, most notably PaddingtonCentral and Paddington Basin. In 2000, the Independent described it as "the largest central London redevelopment scheme since the Second World War".[1] Contents 1 History 2 Projects 2.1 PaddingtonCentral 2.2 Stone Wharf 2.3 55-65 North Wharf Road and Telstar 2.4 10-50 Eastbourne Terrace 2.5 Triangle Site 2.6 Paddington Station 2.7 Paddington Basin and Merchant Square 2.8 North Wharf Gardens 2.9 Paddington Health Campus and St Mary's Hospital 2.10 Hilton London Paddington 2.11 Sorting Office 2.12 West End Quay 2.13 Hilton London Metropole 3 References 4 External links History One and Three Kingdom Street from the south. The Paddington Arm of the Grand Junction Canal opened on 10 July 1801,[2] linking Paddington to the Bull's Bridge junction near the future site of Heathrow Airport. The Grand Junction (now part of the Grand Union Canal) was the final link in a chain of canals that reduced the distance from London to Birmingham from 269.5 miles (434 km) in 1789 to 138.5 miles (223 km) in 1805;[3] terminating the canal at Paddington gave easy access to main roads into London and the level route meant no locks were needed on its 13.5-mile (22 km) length. In contrast the Regent's Canal needed 12 locks for the 86-foot (26 m) descent from Paddington to the Thames at Limehouse. The canal was an instant success, with warehouses and housing springing up around it.[4] Canal traffic increased further when the Regent's Canal linked Paddington to the Port of London in 1820, but Paddington Basin was "practically killed" as a port[5] as business was lost to wharves such as City Road Basin that were closer to the docks and the City of London. Paddington regained importance as a transport interchange with the arrival of the railway in 1838. Canal traffic transferred to the railways during the nineteenth century and fell away completely after World War II; the closure of the Regent's Canal Dock in 1969 marked the coup de grâce. A similar switch from rail to road in the second half of the twentieth century left the Paddington goods yards redundant by the early 1980s. The land became derelict, with no public access to the canal land until 1987.[6] The Paddington Special Policy Area was designated in 1988.[7] The Paddington Regeneration Partnership, later the Paddington Waterside Partnership, was formed in 1998 to coordinate the regeneration of the area,[8] now designated as the Paddington Special Policy Area. This followed the establishment of the King's Cross Partnership in 1996[9] to develop a similar mix of railway and canal land around King's Cross station, a project that became known as King's Cross Central. The first plans for Paddington envisaged 10,000,000 square feet (930,000 m2) of new space,[10] more than the original Canary Wharf development,[6] in an area the size of Soho.[6] This compares with the 505,000 sq ft (46,900 m2) of 30 St Mary Axe (the "Gherkin")[11] and 1,238,000 sq ft (115,000 m2) of the skyscraper at One Canada Square.[12] Outline planning perm”

“I stayed in Apartment 13 (one bedroom) for a few nights in August 2019. What a great apartment! It was clean, modern bathroom, basic kitchen facilities - everything you needed for a short stay! There was even a laundry available to use on the ground floor. The check in and out process was so easy. You get a message the day before with a door code and then your keys are waiting for you in a letter box inside the building, you just drop your keys back here when you leave. There are several deadlocks to the apartment door making the apartment very secure. Yes there is no lift and depending on which floor your apartment is on you may have to walk up a few flights of stairs - but it is the same for all apartments in this area. If you are wanting a lift you either need to choose another location or increase your budget and stay in one of the hotels in the area. I had no issues carrying my suitcase up the stairs. The location was fantastic for exploring London. It was walking distance to Regents Park, Paddington and Marble Arch. Edgeware Rd station was a five minute walk. Paddington Station a ten minute walk which was perfect for jumping on the Heathrow Express to get to the airport. Plenty of restaurants, bars and supermarkets within walking distance. I was more than happy with my stay here. I think the apartments are reasonably priced for the standard and location. I would not hesitate in recommending these apartments and would definitely stay here again on my next visit to London.”

“I've stayed at Fraser Suites Queens Gate numerous times since 2016. Tremendously convenient location, with spacious, clean rooms and great staff. Shamal in particular is very friendly and helpful.”

“Upgraded to the penthouse suite for free and complimentary prosecco waiting. The penthouse has amazing views and a huge balcony. Most comfortable bed I've ever slept on. Great location. Very clean and tidy. Staff nice. Definitely recommend”

“Friendly staff, exceptional customer service. Happy to shop there”

“Renovated and improved from the ‘Narrow’.. Location is great! Ideal for a nice meal by the river. Staff are nice and the cocktails are great. Food is good in general, but not something exceptional. Unfortunately not worth the price. Good Sunday Roast. I would go back!”

“Lovely boutique, great selection of clothes and gifts!”

“Great quality t-shirt and the packaging was great!!”

“The best shoe shop in the area by a mile! A little gem in Weybridge where you can find good quality, trendy shoes at a reasonable price. What makes it so special is the personal tailored service you get from Sarah. Everytime I walk into the store I feel welcome and Sarah always goes out of her way to make me happy. Highly recommend!”