THE SLOANE SQUARE HOTEL

DESCRIPTION

• Rooms : 102, Style and character, Historical and fashionable location, Luxuriously appointed rooms, French restaurant with acclaimed chef.

• The Sloane Square is a new hotel on one of London’s most famous squares. This luxury hotel in central London combines modern design with comfort, efficiency and great service. The owners of The Sloane Square Hotel have taken the style and traditional values of the great English hotels and brought it all up to date. The property is fresh and modern and enjoys an excellent location in Chelsea, the most fashionable and charming area of West London. Chelsea enjoys a reputation for innovation and influence: the hotel interiors manage to reflect this quality with their strong character and individualism.

• The 102 rooms at The Sloane Square put comfort above everything else – the finest beds and the softest pillows, total blackout for a good night’s sleep. Every last detail has been carefully considered – such as the Philippe Stark-designed handbasins, with extra space for guests to put their bathroom stuff when they arrive. Each of the rooms is also fitted with all the requirements of the modern business traveller, including high speed internet access, large desks and working areas, large flatscreen televisions with a broad range of channels and personal DVD players.
  At The Chelsea Brasserie, David Karlsson Möller, ex Head Chef of Award Winning French restaurant Racine, offers an exciting menu of French classics from breakfast through to dinner. Ed Godrich has designed The Chelsea Brasserie to give an informal and buzzy yet sophisticated atmosphere; a modern take on the classic French Brasserie. The brasserie offers a room service menu to the hotel guests and a magnificent breakfast every morning. Hotel guests also have the use of a fitness centre off the premises. Car parking costs should be reserved upon booking and involves an additional fee.

• The Sloane Square Hotel is the point where Knightsbridge shopping meets the charm of Chelsea in central London. Walking up Sloane Street, past Tiffany and Gucci, guests can reach the legendary department stores Harrods and Harvey Nichols, the great museums, and the serene beauty of Hyde Park. The West End and the City are just a short hop from Sloane Square Tube Station or in a cab from the Taxi Rank.