9-11 Sydney Street
London, SW3 6PU Nightly Rates(321.96 - 409.77)4 Star
Property Description
This Deluxe Contemporary designed 21-bedroom townhouse hotel is located in the heart of the fashionable Chelsea district of London. The hotel is a non-smoking property and offers one of Londons finest townhouse hotels with a first class personal service, attentive to all your individual requirements and desires. The hotel is decorated through-out with an extensive collection of fine paintings and sculptures and offers a clean and refreshing atmosphere with emphasis on minimalist and contemporary design. Walking in to the hotel through the front entrance, you are immediately inside a wonderfully designed foyer with oak floor and faux fireplaces, intriguing furniture designs, flower arrangements and comfortable seating areas located in both the library and refectory. There are ash wooden floors up to the third floor and rich carpeting on the fourth and fifth floors. The hotel offers a breakfast room on the lower ground floor with an A la Carte menu and an extensive 24-hour room service. Each bedroom is individually designed and offers luxury air-conditioned accommodation with sumptuous bedding, extensive room facilities, with Satellite colour TVs and en-suite all glass bathrooms. The hotel features a Room at the Top with a roof garden. This unique room offers wonderful views over the roofs of the famous Borough of Chelsea. There is an Executive Meeting room available for up to 20 people and the hotel can provide full meeting facilities on request and at a charge. The hotel offers an evening drinks service in the refectory and as the hotel is located in the heart of some of Londons finest restaurants, reservations can be suggested and made by the hotel staff. The Sydney House Hotel is a sister hotel to the famous Bath Priory with its Michelin star restaurant located in the historic City of Bath.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
24 Hour Front Desk
Hairdryers Available
Mini Bar
Modem Lines in Room
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Pets Allowed
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Deluxe Double
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Luxuriously appointed Deluxe Double bedrooms have 1 double bed and ensuite bathroom. Rooms are individually decorated and interiors are an eclectic blend of styles ranging from traditional old English - European to Asian. Room Facilities include Private bath or Shower- Marble Floors- Overhead Rose shower- Satellite TV- Fresh Seasonal Fruit- Telephone- Mini bar- In-room Safe. 16 SqM - sleeps 2
Premier Deluxe Double
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Luxuriously appointed bedrooms are individually decorated. Interiors are an eclectic blend of styles ranging from traditional old English - European to Asian. Room Facilities include Private bath or Shower- Marble Floors- Overhead Rose shower- Satellite TV- Fresh Seasonal Fruit- Telephone- Mini bar- In-room Safe. 20 SqM - sleeps 2
Premier Deluxe Twin
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Luxuriously appointed bedrooms are individually decorated. Interiors are an eclectic blend of styles ranging from traditional old English - European to Asian. Room Facilities include Private bath or Shower- Marble Floors- Overhead Rose shower- Satellite TV- Fresh Seasonal Fruit- Telephone- Mini bar- In-room Safe. 20 SqM - sleeps 2
Rate Disclaimer
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Miscellaneous Information
British Pounds is the native currency.
Check in time is 14:00
Check out time is 11:00
Time Zone is GMT (0)
Opened in 1823
Renovated in 1999
21 rooms.
0 suites.
5 floors.
Directions
* Begin at 234 Bath Road on Sipson Lane and go 0.8 miles. * Turn right on Sipson Road, A408 and go 0.4 miles. * Continue on roundabout exiting on Holloway Lane, A408. * Continue on Holloway Lane, A408 and go 0.3 miles. * Bear left on slip road and go 1000 feet. * Turn left on entry / exit road and go 0.4 miles. * Continue on M4 and go 8 miles. * Continue on Great West Road and go 1.1 miles. * Continue over roundabout exiting on A4. * Continue on A4 and go 3.4 miles. * Turn right on Queensberry Place and go 500 feet. * Turn left on Harrington Road and go 600 feet. * Turn right on B304 and go 1000 feet. * Turn right on Fulham Road, A308 and go 300 feet. * Turn left on Stewarts Grove and go 200 feet to Sydney Street.
* Exit onto M23 at sign reading "Exit 9A M23 to London / Brighton / Crawley / Dartford / Heathrow Airport and M25". * Continue on M23 and go 0.8 miles. * Continue on roundabout exiting on M23. * Continue on M23 and go 9 miles. * Exit M23 via entry / exit road to A23 and go 0.3 miles. * Continue on A23 and go 4.6 miles. * Turn right and go 100 feet. * Turn right on A23 and go 3.3 miles. * Continue over roundabout exiting on Thornton Road, A23. * Continue on Thornton Road, A23 and go 0.7 miles. * Continue over roundabout exiting on A23. * Continue on A23 and go 2.4 miles. * Turn left and go 70 feet. * Turn left on A214 and go 3.6 miles. * Continue over roundabout exiting on Wandsworth Bridge Road, A217. * Continue on Wandsworth Bridge Road, A217 and go 1.0 miles. * Turn right on A308 and go 0.5 miles. * Turn left on Gunter Grove, A3220 and go 900 feet. * Turn right on Fulham Road, A308 and go 0.8 miles. * Turn right on Stewarts Grove and go 200 feet to Sydney Street.
Located in the midst of Londons Fashionable Chelsea.
London Heathrow (LHR) 15 miles; London Gatwick (LGW) 30 miles
Guarantee Policy
All reservations must be guaranteed at time of booking to a credit card.
Cancellation Policy
Reservations must be cancelled by 2pm 1 day prior to arrival date to avoid a penalty of 1 night stay including tax. No-show fee: 1 night stay including tax. Exceptions may apply during holidays, special events or conventions, see Rate Rules.
Restaurant Information
Sydney House Restaurant
* Cuisine - International * Hours - 7-11AM/12-3PM/6-11PM * Rating - 4 Star British Tourist Authority * Dress Code - Smart Casual
Meeting Facility
Executive Meeting Room
* Size - 30 sq meters * Max Occupants - 10 * Audio Visual - not available * Catering - on request basis at a charge
Recreation Information
On-site Recreation
* Dining * Bar/Lounge
Off-site Recreation
* Shopping * Sightseeing * Dining
Nearby Attractions
* Harrods Department Store - 0.75 Miles East * Houses of Parliament - 2 Miles Southeast * Victoria and Albert Museum - 0.75 Miles North * Buckingham Palace - 1 Mile East * Millenium Wheel - 2 Miles Southeast * Hyde Park - 1 Mile North * Kensington Palace - 1 Mile North * Kings Road - 0.5 Miles South * Natural History Museum - 0.4 Miles East * Piccadilly Square - 2 Miles East * Earls Court Exhibition Centre - 1 Mile West * Trafalgar Square - 2 Miles East * Oxford Street - 2 Miles Northeast * Harvey Nichols - 1 Mile East
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