Sloane Square Hotel

Sloane Square, Chelsea, Greater London, England

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About Sloane Square Hotel

Situated on one of London's most famous squares, The Sloane Square is the perfect address to access Knightsbridge shopping, the village charm of Chelsea or the West End. Walk up Sloane Street past Gucci and Tiffany, towards Harrods and Hyde Park; walk through Belgravia to Buckingham Palace and Picadilly; or walk along the boutiques, and cafes of the Kings road - the choice is yours. Make sure to try the Chelsea brasserie, one of London's most exciting new French restaurants, for a magnificent breakfast, lunch or dinner in a relaxed and buzzy setting. The West End and City are just a short hop from Sloane Square tube station (30m away) or in a cab from the taxi rank (15m away)

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