International House Serviced Apartments - Waterloo
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Viridian Apartments in International House Serviced Apartments - Waterloo
Brand new, beautifully put together and perfectly placed, International House brings 82 contemporary studio apartments to 1 Lambeth Road, SE1 7DQ.
Step outside and you're directly opposite the Imperial War Museum, with Waterloo Station, Lambeth North and Elephant & Castle all an easy stroll away. Whether you're heading to a boardroom in the City, a lecture hall, a hospital shift or a West End show, central London is right on your doorstep.
Every studio has been designed with real life in mind: modern furnishings, and fast Wi-Fi. Weekly housekeeping keeps things fresh, and in unit laundry means no more hunting for a launderette.
Corporate travellers, healthcare professionals, relocating families, visiting academics and weekend explorers are all welcome. Staying a few nights or a few months? Our flexible stays work around your plans, not the other way round.
All the freedom of your own apartment, backed by the care of a professionally managed Viridian residence. International House is your modern, welcoming base for working, living and discovering London at a cost effective nightly rate.
Things to do around International House Serviced Apartments - Waterloo
Introduction
Staying on Lambeth Road puts some of London's best sights within easy walking distance. On your doorstep is the Imperial War Museum, free to visit and set in the green surrounds of Geraldine Mary Harmsworth Park, while a short stroll towards the river brings you to Lambeth Palace, the Garden Museum and Archbishop's Park. Carry on to the South Bank and you'll find the London Eye, the Southbank Centre and a riverside walk with views across to the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben. Theatre lovers are spoilt for choice with the Old Vic and Young Vic nearby. For something more local, Lower Marsh offers independent cafés, street food and vintage shops, and the colourful Leake Street graffiti tunnel beneath Waterloo station is well worth a look. With Lambeth North and Waterloo stations close by, the rest of London is only minutes away.
Shopping
From Lambeth Road you're well placed for everything from independent finds to London's biggest shopping streets. Close by, Lower Marsh is a favourite for vintage clothing, records and quirky independent shops, with street food stalls to keep you going. Along the South Bank, the second-hand book market under Waterloo Bridge is perfect for browsing, while Gabriel's Wharf and Oxo Tower Wharf are home to designer-maker studios selling jewellery, homeware and gifts. Food lovers can head along the river to Borough Market, one of London's oldest and best-loved food markets. When you're after the big names, cross Waterloo Bridge to Covent Garden for boutiques and flagship stores, or hop on the Bakerloo line from Lambeth North to Oxford Circus for Oxford Street and Regent Street in just a few stops.
Food & Drink
Lambeth Road is surrounded by great places to eat and drink, whether you're after a quick coffee or a special night out. For a relaxed pint close to home, The Hercules pub sits right by Lambeth North station, while nearby Lower Marsh is home to independent cafés and lunchtime street food, including the much-loved Scooter Caffè for great coffee by day and cocktails by night. Just around the corner, The Cut is lined with pre-theatre favourites near the Old Vic and Young Vic. Highlights include The Anchor & Hope, widely credited as one of the UK's first modern gastropubs and famed for its Sunday lunch, and Meson Don Felipe for Spanish tapas. Fancy traditional fish and chips? Masters Superfish on Waterloo Road is a local institution. Down by the river, the BFI Riverfront is a lovely spot for drinks overlooking the Thames, and the Southbank Centre Food Market serves street food from around the world. For something a little different, the Leake Street Arches beneath Waterloo station offer bars and restaurants set among the graffiti, and a short walk along the river brings you to Borough Market, a must for any food lover