Nadler Hotel Kensington

Nadler Hotel Kensington

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Posted 2014-05-02 by Bastion Harrisonfollow


So you are visiting London and need a place to stay. There are so many places to choose from, but how do you know which is best? Ideally you want somewhere close to all the attractions, somewhere that has good rates, and somewhere with a bit of luxury - you are on holiday after all.

It just so happens that The offers all that. Originally built on the large meadow of Courtfield Gardens in the eighteenth century, the manor house was home to many notable figures, such as the surgeon John Hunter, The Duke of Richmond, and confectioner, James Gunter. Because of this it was once nicknamed Currant Jelly Hall, a name they think should brought back.

The Nadler is a four star hotel in the Royal Borough Of Kensington and Chelsea; it is only a short walk from Earls Court tube station, and many visitor attractions, such as Kensington Palace & Gardens, the Natural History Museum, the Science Museum, the Victoria & Albert Museum, the Royal Albert Hall, and more.

They provide free Wi-Fi, twenty-four hour reception & concierge service, air-conditioning, a mini-kitchen in every room, and assure that the price you pay at the checkout, is the price you pay at the checkin. I.E., there are no hidden extras. In fact, you might find yourself saving a few pounds, since they have special discounts for local restaurants.
**Rooms
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Bjou Single - £107
Standard Single - £118
Luxury Bunk - £129
Bjou Double - £129
Standard Double - £140
Twin - £162
King - £162
Superior - £195
Superior King - £195
Deluxe - £242

All rooms come with:

  • Mini kitchen (microwave, fridge and kettle),
  • In-room complimentary tea and coffee on arrival,
  • Oversized showers with complimentary Gilchrist & Soames toiletries
  • HDTV with Movies on Demand (£3.95 each)
  • Free internet access
  • Radio, games and a six thousand track music library
  • Air conditioning

  • Food



    The Nadler does not have a bar or restaurant, but does give discounts for local cafes and restaurants . You can also order a Continental breakfast in bed for £8.50.

    Things to do



    Cultural Attractions

    Hyde Park
    Kensington Gardens & Palace
    Buckingham Palace
    Westminster Abbey
    Big Ben

    Museums & Galleries

    Natural History Museum
    Victoria & Albert Museum
    The Science Museum
    The Serpentine Gallery
    The Royal College of Art
    The Sherlock Holmes Museum
    Saatchi Gallery
    The Royal Collection
    Andipa Gallery

    Sport

    Chelsea Football Club
    Fulham Football Club
    Hyde Park Stables
    Queen's Club
    London Archers

    Shopping

    Notting Hill - vintage clothing, rare antiques, quirky gifts, books, and organic food.

    Kings Road - trendy boutiques, unique labels, designer shops, and Chelsea Antiques Market.

    Oxford Street - more than three hundred shops, designer outlets, and landmark stores, such as Selfridges, John Lewis, and Debenhams.

    Regent Street & Jermyn Street - mid-priced fashion stores, Hamleys, and Liberty, men's clothing shops.

    Bond Street & Mayfair - home to big names including Burberry, Louis Vuitton, and Tiffany & Co.

    Westfield - shopping centre with Debenhams, Next, Marks & Spencer, and House of Fraser.

    Carnaby Street - home to some of the world's most exciting designers.

    Covent Garden - hip fashion, unique gifts, rare sweets, and one-off handmade jewellery, urban street wear, funky cosmetics, Covent Garden Market.

    Knightsbridge - Harrods and Harvey Nichols

    Savile Row - home of bespoke British tailoring

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