Gallery Hotel

8-10 Queensberry Place, South Kensington, Kensington & Chelsea, South Kensington, Greater London, England

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About Gallery Hotel

This imposing Victorian residence is tailor-made for the business or leisure traveller. The Gallery Hotel is close to Earl's Court and Olympia; close also to the great museums & fashionable Knightsbridge. Should business or pleasure take you to London you'll find no better base than The Gallery Hotel. This beautiful Victorian house attains the very highest standards of comfort and those amenities essential to modern living. With its mahogany panelled reception, bar and lounge area, the atmosphere is one of quiet refinement. And, true to its name, The Gallery Hotel displays original, framed art on every floor, in every room. You'll find The Gallery supremely well placed for the Science, Natural History and Victoria & Albert museums; Harrods; Knightsbridge, London's fashion hub; the Albert Hall for music; and village-like Chelsea with its restaurants, pubs and antiques markets. Of particular convenience is The Gallery's nearness to the exhibition centres of Earls Court and Olympia, and the direct road and rail access to London Heathrow Airport.

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