Mercure Kensington Hotel
Mercure London Kensington - hotel description
The Mercure London Kensington is set in the heart of the fashionable Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, one of London's most affluent boroughs with its exclusive shopping areas. Nested between Earls Court and Gloucester Road tube stations, the hotel is also located in an area known as "Albertopolis" after its royal patron Prince Albert, dedicated to celebrate the achievement and grandeur of Victorian Britain such as the world-renowned Victoria & Albert, Natural History and Science Museums.
Extras of this hotel
The hotel offers 82 air-conditioned contemporary bedrooms. Free Wi-Fi, bathrobes, slippers and minibars with complimentary soft drinks are offered in standard and executive rooms. Nespresso coffee machines can also be found in the executive bedrooms.
Message from the hotel manager
Malcolm Linforth-Jones, the manager of the Mercure London Kensington hotel, would like to welcome you.
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Hotel classifications (1 to 5 stars for France) correspond to criteria laid down by local regulations.
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