Hangers Paid parking lot off premises Single level home Wifi Board games Shower gel Cleaning products Hot water kettle Courtyard view City skyline view Extra pillows and blankets Dedicated workspace Private entrance Room-darkening shades Iron 55" HDTV with Chromecast First aid kit Hair dryer Elevator Smoke alarm Lockbox Hot water Coffee Luggage dropoff allowed Pool table Coffee maker: french press Park view Portable fans Self check-in Conditioner Ceiling fan Books and reading material Air conditioning Radiant heating Shampoo Wine glasses Body soap Mini fridge Exercise equipment: free weights stationary bike treadmill yoga mat Clothing storage: dresser Essentials Sound system with Bluetooth and aux
Private Guest Quarters in Artist’s Home
Kick back and relax in your calm, stylish space. <br /><br />Located on the 8th floor above Exhibition Road in the creative dream of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. You’ll be in sight of museums, galleries, gardens, the Royal Colleges and the beauty of Hyde Park. <br /><br />With cafes and shops a walk away by the underground stations and buses of South Kensington, Gloucester Road, Knightsbridge and High St Kensington. A perfectly connected gem.<br /><br /><b>Guest access</b><br />You’ll have a private entrance with two sets of a keys and a doorman in the lobby. <br /><br />The guest quarters include a spacious art filled living room with a 55” HD flat screen tv and an HDMI cable to connect and stream from your tablets/laptops. Two sound set ups, one Panasonic for the tv and another Bose surround sound for a record and CD player. <br /><br />A table for your morning coffee, evening drinks while you watch the sunset and a cabinet with an array or glasses, mugs, mini fridge and kettle.
A very jolly part of London with more of a focus on tourism. Here’s a Google maps list with some insider knowledge; such as the closest coffee shops and new hidden food and art gems. <br /><br />https://www.google.com/maps/placelists/list/VeI1alosSSKvgeDDginVyg
“O! It is pleasant with a heart at ease
Just after sunset, or by moonlight skies,
To make the shifting clouds be what you please.”

Coleridge, Fancy in Nubibus (or the Poet in the Clouds)