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Accommodation in South Kensington, London
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Jurys Kensington HotelA Hotel in South Kensington, London109-113 Queen`s Gate
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From: £74.50 It is the next best thing to having your own pied-a-terre in one of London's most exclusive enclaves: a London hotel that's a chic, luxury townhouse, close to the fashionable King's Road, Sloane Square and Knightsbridge. It is also only a 5 minute walk from South Kensington tube station, which is served by direct lines to Heathrow and the West End. Following its top-to-toe facelift, The Kensington Hotel brings a new level of contemporary panache to this part of the metropolis, with 150 stylish bedrooms and suites, a vibrant bar and a discerning modern restaurant designed by Michelin-starred chef John Wood Fitness suite, nightclub, business facilities and all public areas provide a sleek, sophisticated setting for the business or leisure traveller. Accommodation Rating:
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Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest
Nearest Attractions Baden-Powell House -
0.2 miles (Museum) Natural History Museum -
0.3 miles (Museum) Science Museum -
0.3 miles (Museum) Victoria and Albert Museum -
0.4 miles (Museum) Brompton Oratory -
0.5 miles (Historic Church) Albert Memorial -
0.7 miles (Historic Building) Carlyle's House -
0.7 miles (Historic Building) Chelsea Old Church (All Saints) -
0.7 miles (Historic Church) Lindsey House -
0.7 miles (Historic Building) Saatchi Gallery -
0.8 miles (Museum) UK Hotels
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