sleep etc.

Hotel Map

Check out this fabulous interactive map of London to see the area around Prospero House and also to see the hotels nearby with rooms available tonight including prices (it's very clever).

Click here to visit the Hotel Map website.

We have a great partnership with Marlin Apartments - London's leading serviced accommodation provider. These high spec apartments are perfect for a stay of a few days or more and a great compliment to Prospero House's training space. The closest Marlin Apartments to Prospero House are their Empire Square apartments - click here for more details.

Whan you are ready to book call the Marlin Apartments reservations team on 0207 3784840 or visit www.marlinapartments.com and use the promotional code "marlinetc" to get our preferential rates.

We enjoy a great relationship with Travelodge and have secured preferential rates for Prospero House customers. A new Travelodge opened in Southwark in 2008. Click here for details of how to book and for more details about the hotel itself

drink etc.

The Trinity
202 Borough High Street, London SE1 1JX
Bookings: 020 7407 1204, www.thetrinity.co.uk

A fantastic traditional boozer with just enough style to keep it the right side of cool, the Trinity is home to friendly staff and just as friendly locals. Alongside it's reasonably priced beers and wine, the eclectic menu is excellent, particularly the infamous Trinity Burger. Bar nibbles are also a cut above, with the sweet potato wedges scoring highly.

eat etc.

Anchor and Hope

36 The Cut SE1 8LP
Information: 020 7928 9898, anchorandhope@btconnect.com

Tucked away at the Southwark Station end of The Cut, the Anchor and Hope is reportedly the best gastropub in London. The menu is not for the fainthearted with traditional British and French food on offer, ranging from cassoulet to duck fat potato cake. Vegetarians may struggle to find something suitable, however, and the 'no reservations' policy can be a bit annoying especially as the place is rammed most nights.  Persevere however, as the food will be some of the most amazing you’ve ever had.

look etc.

The London Eye
Westminster Bridge Road, London SE1 7PB
Information: 0870 5000 600, www.londoneye.com

Paris has the Eiffel Tower, New York the Empire State, and London has the Eye. Now a major feature of London's skyline, it is the world's highest observation wheel and offers passengers spectacular views of over 55 of London's most famous landmarks - all in just 30 minutes.

experience etc.

BFI IMAX Cinema
1 Charlie Chaplin Walk, South Bank, London SE1 8XR
Information: 0844 873 4960, www.bfi.org.uk

At more than 20 metres high and stretching more than 26 metres wide The BFI London IMAX Cinema features the UK's biggest cinema screen. With its 11,600-watt digital surround-sound system and an IMAX projection system makes it the most sophisticated cinema in the world.

Borough Market
8 Southwark Street, London SE1 1TL
Information: 020 7407 1002, www.boroughmarket.org.uk

Beneath the railway arches of London Bridge, the award-winning Borough Market is one of the largest food markets in the capital. A gourmet's paradise, offering top quality fresh produce  and artisan foods from all over the country and the continent.