Hangers Dishwasher Private living room Lock on bedroom door Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Shower gel Fire extinguisher Refrigerator Extra pillows and blankets TV Coffee maker Microwave Iron Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Shampoo Cooking basics Indoor fireplace Lake access Fireplace guards Heating Stove Essentials Breakfast
New! Double Room 5' from Chelsea, 19' Hyde Park
Bright & cosy double room with own bathroom, in a Victorian Mansion house built in the 1890s. One minute walk from Battersea Park (one of the most tranquil & beautifully designed parks in London), by the river Thames. Must do: Delicious Brunch by the lake!<br /><br />Plenty of local restaurants, cafes and supermarkets at your feet.<br /><br />Ideal for sightseeing, shopping and business trips, 20 mins away from Chelsea’s fashionable Kings Road shops, South Kensington museums, Hyde Park and historic buildings.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />You will be staying in a classy London neighbourhood surrounded by original Victorian architecture while getting around very easily. The flat will make you feel like a local Londoner in your Queen size bed with your own private bathroom. Super clean bed and mattress, adequate storage space [Bed linen and towels are provided].<br />Kitchen and living area has all modern appliances,  2 sofas, fireplace, TV & Internet access.<br /><br />Complimentary 
Battersea is located on the south bank of the Thames, close to Fulham and Chelsea.<br />It is full of beautiful Victorian architecture and a lovely park where you will experience the joys of riverside living.<br /><br />If you like the 'different' and you are fan of the river, there are so many interesting things to do, walking distance from the flat. Buckingham Palace for example is only 45 min walk. Only locals know that!<br /><br />Just a hint; why dine in a regular, land-locked restaurant when you could enjoy a floating one? Battersea Barge is a restored 1930s Dutch boat with a past that includes transporting Hitler’s tanks during the Second World War, but now enjoys a much calmer occupation as a bar and bistro restaurant with regular music, comedy and cabaret nights. Perhaps not one for the sea sick though!<br />[check opening hours]<br /><br />London is the Europe's top choice for the most interesting things to do! No matter what you fancy, I am sure you will find in London!