Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea Hotel Guide - Hotels with Breakfast in Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, London

"Excellent stay, super Location in very posh area, very nice eating joints around, but the best is Singaporean restaurant and bar inside the hotel."

"Can’t say enough positive things about the staff and the location of the Hari. Second stay here and it did not disappoint. "

"This hotel is excellent and in an exceptional area. "

"Our second stay — we love this hotel!"

"Great hotel. Very busy with lots of guests. Bed was very comfortable and staff were so friendly and polite. Would definitely stay again "

"great location. staff polite and helpful. especially Nasif went for anniversary celebration to London. upgraded to suite. after spending day out, came back to chocs and fruit, fantastic hotel would come back."

"Breakfast is great."

"The room was spacious, the location was convenient to great public transportation as well as the venue for work, and the service and communication with staff was superb."

"The Resident Kensington is a lovely property which is extremely close (less than 5 min walk) to the Earl's Court underground station. Right around the station there are numerous convenience stores and some very nice restaurants. The property is small but charming, and the room definitely met my expectations. There was a small kitchenette located inside a closet which I used to store drinks and snacks in the refrigerator. My partner liked the coffee maker and the staff replaced the coffee each day. The king sized bed was comfortable, and there was both overhead lighting and night tables with lamps. There were plenty of outlets to recharge battery packs and phones. The bathroom had a towel warmer, box of tissues, makeup mirror, hand soap (nice smelling!), shampoo and conditioner. There was extra toilet tissue too. The staff were very friendly and always helpful. Overall, I would highly recommend this property for anyone coming to London who wants convenience to transportation, while NOT being in the middle of an overcrowded touristy location."