Washer Hangers Dishwasher Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Refrigerator Extra pillows and blankets Coffee maker TV with standard cable Microwave Oven Iron First aid kit Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Lockbox Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Self check-in Cooking basics Indoor fireplace Paid parking off premises Heating Stove Essentials
2 bed West Kensington apartment
Gorgeous 2 bed ground floor apartment with period features and a real gas fire to keep you warm and cosy.  A great location in West London as a base to explore the city; quiet and residential after a long day out but very accessible from Heathrow and Gatwick and plenty of choices of tube or bus to get you quickly into the centre.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Our apartment is located in the W14 district, and is an excellent base to explore London. Set in a leafy quiet residential street, you have numerous local restaurants and pubs a few minutes walk away. The area is also known as Brook Green. Within 10 minutes walk you can be exploring shopping districts like Westfield and High Street Kensington. The famous Portobello market and Notting Hill area are also a short walk or tube ride away. The property has two bedrooms with double beds overlooking gardens at the back; the bathroom has a shower and bath and plenty of storage; the lounge has beautiful period features, an open fire and 
A bit of history about the W14 area: <br />Comprising parts of Fulham, Hammersmith, Shepherds Bush, Holland Park and Earls Court, it seems only right that four of London's busiest west-east roads pass through here and all are bisected by an equally busy north-south route.  Equally appropriate is the proliferation of hotels and boarding houses, ancillaries to the twin monoliths in the area, Olympia and Earls Court Exhibition Halls. Covering all standards of accommodation, they are perhaps the sole unifying element of this postcode.  Facilities in W14 are very much geared for visitors. Slap bang in the middle of W14 is the cavernous Kensington Olympia, built in 1884 and able to supply a gargantuan 37,000 square metres of exhibition space split between its three constituent halls. In recent decades it has had to play second fiddle to the even larger Earls Court Hall - just over the border in SW5 - but with both places now owned by the same firm the two quite happily complement each other.
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