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The Rembrandt

4 Stars Hotel 

Address: 11 Thurloe Place, Knightsbridge, Kensington & Chelsea, London, United Kingdom

Location

Area information

Knightsbridge is one of the most unchanged, attractive areas of central London, which has remained predominantly residential, and therefore quiet, with very few offices. There are plenty of restaurants and many famous shops to serve the needs of the local residents. The Victoria and Albert Museum is one of the most influential museums of decorative arts in the world. It has over 140 galleries housing around 4 million artifacts, ranging from ceramics and costumes, to metalwork and sculpture. Harrods is the most famous of the local shops, a huge attraction with over 300 departments selling everything you could possibly imagine. However if you want to, do as the locals do head for Harvey Nichols, a chic alternative with 3 floors of designer wear, a huge beauty department and delectable delicacies on the 5th floor. The Royal Albert Hall is an internationally renowned venue offering visitors a wide variety of entertainment — classical music, rock and pop events, jazz, sporting events and spectacular galas, banquets and balls. The Proms are the highlight of the classical calendar, and may well be the best regular classical event in the world.

Travel information

By road Follow m4/a4 (Cromwell Road) into central London. The Rembrandt is on the right hand side opposite The Victoria & Albert Museum. By rail underground South Kensington (750m) Circle, District and Piccadilly lines. Rail Victoria 1 mile (1.6km). By air heathrow airport 16 miles (26km).Via the Underground direct to South Kensington (Piccadilly Line). Airbus direct to hotel. Chauffeur service available via the concierge desk (charge). Heathrow Express (Rail) direct to Paddington Station. Gatwick airport 28 miles (45km). Gatwick Express (Rail) direct to Victoria Station. Chauffeur service available via the concierge desk (charge).

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