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Comfort Inn Kensington London Hotel Description:
Situated at the heart of The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea and built at the turn of the century, The Comfort Inn Kensington is the result of a restoration of five traditional town houses. Both Earls Court and Olympia Exhibition Centres play hosts to many of the largest business and leisure exhibitions to be staged anywhere in the UK. The hotel's proximity to both these venues makes it ideal for the business traveler. Earls Court is just a five minute walk and Olympia is just a two minute Tube ride. As well as Earls Court and Olympia the Victoria and Albert Museum and Natural History Museum are also close by. For those that love to shop, Kings Road Chelsea and Harrods and Harvey Nichols of Knightsbridge are within easy reach.
The Comfort Inn Kensington offers traditional hospitality with modern standards of comfort at common sense prices. All 125 bedrooms have independently controlled air conditioning, private bathrooms, color televisions with free satellite sports and movie channels, hairdryers, direct dial telephone and tea and coffee making tray. If you want to socialize, the Bar is the place. The Comfort Inn Kensington is minutes to dining, shopping and entertainment venues.
Address: 22-32 West Cromwell Road, LONDON, Great Britain
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