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1BD studio in Chelsea! w/ 24hr Concierge
Chelsea, known for its traditional London charm & affluent residents, is the perfect place to spend your time in London. Here, you'll benefit from a plethora of luxurious restaurants (we love The Ivy Chelsea Garden!), quaint cafes, interesting galleries and busy bars. <br /><br />Our 1BD home is a convenient hub to explore London & Chelsea, located just off the famous Kings Road. Our 24hr concierge can also help you with anything you need! <br /><br />Sloane Square Underground Station is just 6 mins walk away.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />What To Expect:<br />* Cosy 1BD flat in Chelsea<br />* Fully equipped kitchen area with washer/dryer<br />* 24 hour concierge<br />* TV with Netflix<br />* 1 double bed with hotel standard bedding<br />* A personal check in agent will greet you upon arrival<br />* The apartment will be professionally cleaned before you arrive<br />* The apartment is run by a lovely local team who are on hand 24/7 should you need anything<br />* An amazing location
One of London’s most affluent neighbourhoods, Chelsea is home to the Sloane Ranger and their brasher modern equivalent as seen on 'Made in Chelsea'. Boasting a parade of high-end fashion boutiques and top-quality eateries along the King's Road, this area has long since evolved from its 1960s swinging London roots and punk heyday. Tucked in the super-smart residential streets off the King’s Road, away from the hustle and bustle, are a selection of high-end gastropubs, the Chelsea equivalent of the local boozer. Late-night clubbers should dress to impress – trainers and non-designer skinnies are a no go in these parts. Dominating Sloane Square is department store Peter Jones (part of the John Lewis chain), still the spiritual home of the upper-middle classes, and the Royal Court Theatre, champion of challenging new writing. The Saatchi Gallery has also made its home at this end of the King's Road, taking over the neoclassical Duke of York's headquarters building.