Jurys Inn Chelsea

Imperial Road, London, Greater London, England

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About Jurys Inn Chelsea

This hotel offers a prime location by the fashionable Kings Road, its bright, spacious and well equipped rooms forming part of the 32 acre Imperial Wharf development. The hotel is within walking distance of Chelsea and Fulham football grounds as well as being close to some of London's most popular visitor attractions including Kensington Palace, the Natural History Museum, Victoria and Albert Museum and the Royal Concert Hall. And after a day spent exploring, the hotel's restaurant, Innfusion, that serves both a la carte and table d' hote menus, offers an ideal place to unwind. The hotel also features Inntro bar, where you can enjoy a wide range of drinks and bar snacks. Il Barista serves Italian coffee, fresh pastries and sumptuous breakfast items in an intimate atmosphere. This superior budget Chelsea hotel is the perfect location from which to explore all London has to offer.

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