148 Brompton Road, London, SW3 1HX, Knightsbridge (View area)
The 148 Cheval Brompton Road Apartments offer sleek and stylish luxury serviced accommodation complete with sizeable living areas, fully equipped kitchens and comfortable bedrooms. These three-bedroom, luxury serviced apartments provide a refreshing alternative to a hotel and a welcome home away from home experience. All units include free access to wireless internet, air conditioning, a washer dryer and a private balcony. A complimentary welcome pack is supplied upon arrival and housekeeping services are provided on weekdays.
Based in central London’s popular Knightsbridge area, these modern and stylish self-catered apartments perfectly reflect the elegance and exclusivity of the surrounding area. The city’s iconic Harrods department store is no more than a 5-minute along the bustling Brompton Road and Harvey Nichols is also only a few minutes further away. The leafy, neighbouring streets are lined with upmarket residences, regal squares and international embassies, while the Natural History Museum and Hyde Park are both also no more than a 15-minute walk away. Regarding travel, Knightsbridge tube station is just an eight-minute walk away and offers easy access to the Piccadilly line which can be used to reach London Heathrow Airport.
Explore Harrods department store in our London attractions guide. London’s most iconic luxury department store, Harrods offers visitors from all over the world over 1 million square feet of stunning retail space.
Explore the Victoria & Albert Museum in our London attractions guide. With over 4-million items from around the globe and throughout time, this popular museum is located close to Hyde Park. The building itself is a mixture of Victorian and Edwardian architecture and is a sight itself.
Explore the Science Museum in our London attractions guide. The Science Museum sees over 3 million visitors every year. Spread over seven floors with interactive galleries, there is a range of displays from medical history to contemporary science.
Explore the Natural History Museum in our London attractions guide. With over 80 million specimens, the Natural History Museum offers a journey through time and space. Famous for it's dinosaur exhibits, there are also regular events throughout the year.
Explore the Royal Albert Hall in our London attractions guide. Surrounded by some of London's most famous attractions, the Royal Albert Hall is an arts venue and Grade I listed building. Since opening in 1871 it has seen a wide range of performances from classical to rock music, comedy and sport.
Explore the Serpentine Gallery in our London attractions guide. Located in Kensington Gardens, the Serpentine Gallery was established in 1970 and hosts galleries in both modern and contemporary styles.
Explore Hyde Park in our London attractions guide. Home to the Serpentine Lake, Diana Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain and Speakers' Corner, Hyde Park is arguably the most famous of London's parks. You can always find something to do or just take in the beautiful surroundings.
Explore Kensington Palace & Gardens in our London attractions guide. Kensington Palace has long been home to the Royals since King William II & Queen Mary II. Some areas of the palace are open to the public, giving a unique view into royal living.
Explore Bayswater Road Artists in our London attractions guide. Experience an art show like no other on the streets of London. Every Sunday, the artists congregate to display their latest pieces across an eclectic range of styles, often letting you buy direct from the artists themselves.
Explore Buckingham Palace in our London attractions guide. Buckingham Palace is home to the British monarchy and is one of the few remaining Royal Palaces in the world. Set in Westminster, close to St James Park and The Mall, Buckingham Palace is a must for visitors.
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