## The space Welcome! Tastefully decorated to the highest standard, this beautiful apartment has everything you'll need for both long and short stays! Light, airy and open-planned, the kitchen and living room are separated by the dining area. In the living room, you'll find a comfortable sofa, a couple of lovely armchairs, and a flat-screen TV. The kitchen is modern and fully equipped with all the mod cons you'll need to whip up a delicious meal. The property has 2 bedrooms where you'll find a King-sized bed, and a Queen-sized bed in each, fitted with hotel-quality linens for your utmost comfort. There is 1 bathroom featuring a bathtub with an attached shower, a sink, and a toilet. You'll also find fresh towels and free toiletries have been provided for your convenience. For your safety, we make sure the flat is always professionally cleaned and strategically sanitized. Hope you have a fantastic stay! ## Guest access Guests will have access to the entire home! ## Guest interaction We are GuestReady, a property manager, and we want to ensure your stay will be as smooth and comfortable as possible. We are available 24/7 should you need any assistance during your stay. Kindly note that this is a personal home so please take good care of it as if it was your own. ## Other things to note This is a self check-in property and you will be requested to verify your identity before being able to check into the flat. You can check-in anytime of the day ...

## The neighborhood If there’s any place in London that oozes sophistication, Chelsea is the place to be. Synonymous with fashion (especially during the swinging 60’s) and associated icons like Vivienne Westwood and Mary Quant. Here, you will find all the traits and cliches associated with high-class urbanites clad is designer clothing and speaking in clear-cut accents from private boarding schools. Beautiful Victorian-era townhouses. Fast and shiny cars from Italy and Germany. And the occasional celebrity who happened to be walking down the street during their night out in town. Therefore, just dine at The Ivy, grab a cocktail or two at JUJU and dance away in The Raffles as there always something to do in Chelsea beyond the admiration of wanting to be in this part of town. ## Getting around The nearest station is the South Kensington (District Line), which is roughly 5 minutes away by foot. It will take you directly to Central London within 10-20 minutes. Uber and Cabs are available if you wish to get somewhere far in hurry. We also recommend downloading CityMapper as it will give the best routes to navigate around London.