D Collection at EarlsCourt1

This 2 bedroom apartment in the energetic neighborhood of Chelsea And Kensington, London sleeps 5 guests. The 80m2 apartment has 2 double beds and 1 bathrooms

Enjoy fast internet access with complimentary WiFi.

For your convenience, the apartment is equipped with amenities like Bed Linen & Towels, Kitchen, Wireless Internet, Air Conditioning, Washing Machine, and Outdoor Space

£ 250 security deposit will be collected upon check-in and returned upon check-out.

Check in: 14:00

Check out: 11:00

Please inform the host your estimated arrival time to ensure a smooth check-in process.

Pets are not allowed in the apartment

Smoking is not allowed in the apartment

About Chelsea and Kensington

Chelsea might be posh and pricey, but life here is actually straightforwardly simple. Strategically situated along the Thames, this is the neighborhood where you can park your Porsche to pick up that Prada (or fresh poisson, depending on the day of the week). Your puppy looks picture-perfect and so do you. Begin your retail therapy along Chelsea's King's Road, made famous in the swinging sixties by The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, and by the pink-haired punks in the seventies. Corporate chic has now replaced Chelsea's colorful, bohemian past. Stroll over to Sloane Street in your stylish best to meet your sexy neighbors, Cartier, Chanel and Chloe. By this time, it is advisable to give your Jimmy Choos a break and have a fresh cup of coffee (or tea, since you are in England after all) at one of Chelsea's very warm, very inviting cafes. Relax and wriggle your perfectly-pedicured toes while the world goes by. On your way back to your perfect townhome, don't forget to pick up some fresh flowers and fresh fruits. It takes a little bit of effort to look this good. By evening, the little black number you picked up earlier today is perfect for the Saatchi Gallery or a performance at the Royal Court Theatre. And while the night is still young, do make time for bottles of bubbly at Chelsea's exclusive nightclubs along King's Road. Kensington is like a cousin of noble origin. Everything about this neighborhood feels distinguished and royal. Important consular offices function very comfortably among the fine fromage stores and the local patisserie. Like a true aristocrat, Kensington welcomes you with open arms to its garden. Beautifully manicured, the Kensington Gardens is a luxurious shade of green under London’s grey skies. Kensington is also home to three of London's world-class museums. Art enthusiasts should not miss the the Victoria and Albert Museum’s permanent art collection. Get social on the last Friday of the month here when the museum hosts a late soirée, entertaining you with art, alcohol and melody. Discover our natural world at the appropriately named, Natural History Museum. This museum brings joy to both curious children and curious adults. At the Science Museum, don’t be shy to channel your inner geek and reward yourself with knowledge. On Wednesday evenings, leave the children with the nanny and comfortably attend a strictly adults-only exhibition here. While the children are at home, drop in to the spectacular Royal Albert Hall for an evening concert. English summer days are dedicated to playing cricket on the lawn. If that sounds too painful, immerse in (free!) art at the Serpentine Gallery in Hyde Park when the gallery commissions well-known architects to design pop-up event pavilions for its lawn. Invited by Will and Kate to dinner at the nearby Kensington Palace? Pick up a few new fabulous outfits along Kensington High Street and an antique piece or two along Kensington Church Street. Your day here ends with a romantic evening stroll along Kensington's beautifully impressive, tree-lined residential streets.