South Kensington Hotels, London
South Kensington is one of the most popular areas for visitors to London to stay in. The more "up market" area in the city centre, South Kensington is home to many museums, exclusive designer stores and embassies. Also an expensive residential neighbourhood, South Kensington has excellent tube and bus links to all other central areas, and is within walking distance of Earls Court, Hyde Park and Knightsbridge.
The Abba Queens Gate Hotel sits overlooking the Natural History Museum. The Abba Queens Gate Hotel is a rare find, a 4 star rated traditional hotel, which also offers accommodation for families. Rooms are spacious and well presented, and the hotel regularly receives positive feedback from guests.
Abba Queensgate Hotel Information
Recently voted as the most popular London Hotel, the Parkcity Hotel enjoys an excellent location for both business and leisure guests. With impeccable styling and excellent service, the Parkcity is a very popular choice.
Parkcity Hotel Information
Each of the 44 guest rooms at the Gainsborough Hotel offer a traditional and luxurious style. This hotel has a fantastic location, just seconds from Gloucester Road, Cromwell Road and Old Brompton Road.
Gainsborough Hotel Information
Just opposite the Natural History Museum, the 4 star Regency Hotel offers over two hundred guest rooms, each blending traditional style with modern facilities and highlights. Cromwell Road and Kensington Road are all just a moments walk from the hotel.
Regency Hotel Information
The Kensington Rooms offers true contemporary and designer styling, not too dissimilar from the style now adopted by many trendy bars and hip hotels around the city. The Kensington Rooms Hotel offers an excellent location.
Kensington Rooms Hotel Information
In between Earls Court Road and Gloucester Road in Kensington, the Base2stay call themselves as a boutique Apart'Hotel, and offer a mix of the two accommodation styles to give guests greater freedom.
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