Citadines Apart'hotel South Kensington

35A Gloucester Rd, South Kensington, Greater London, England

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About Citadines Apart'hotel South Kensington

In South Kensington, an extremely pleasant London district, with superb shops, spacious parks and historical landmarks. Your Apart'hotel is located in one of the most attractive areas of London: spacious parks, superb townhouses surrounded by gardens, chic boutiques and department stores (including Harrods). Don't miss the visit to Kensington Palace, a royal residence. Everything around you has that unique traditional atmosphere: tearooms, pubs. In a charming traditional building, in the heart of one of London's prettiest areas, your Apart'hotel has 92 fully-equipped, one or two room apartments. Reception is open round-the-clock. In addition to standard Citadines services, there is a hotel lobby and a private inside parking garage (booking required). There is an independent pub and a restaurant located on the ground floor of your Apart'hotel.

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