Abcone Hotel

10 Ashburn Gardens, Kensington & Chelsea, South Kensington, Greater London, England

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About Abcone Hotel

The Abcone Hotel is situated in Ashburn Gardens, a quiet London street 1 minute from Gloucester Road Tube station. We are ideally situated for business or pleasure, being close to Hyde Park and the famous Harrods store. A warm welcome awaits you at the Abcone Hotel, with discreet and attentive staff taking the utmost care to retain the traditions of Abcone hospitality and superior service. This includes free coffee in the lounge & full secretarial services to our business guests. The richly appointed and spacious en-suite bedrooms have been designed to offer the best in relaxation, with all rooms having a television, radio, in-house movies, direct dial telephone and hairdryer as standard. We also have a Wi-fi internet connection and a parking facility is available on request. Located a minute's walk from the station, the Abcone Hotel is ideally situated for business or pleasure. Also located a few minutes from the hotel are the Royal Albert Hall, Kensington museums, Buckingham Palace and the Earl's Court and Olympia exhibition halls.

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