100 Queen's Gate Hotel London Kensington, Curio Collection by Hilton
South Kensington, London
Vibe
Victorian globes, curio cabinets, and stained glass meet a glasshouse atrium inside this restored nineteenth-century Kensington townhouse.
“Victorian curiosity showcase”
Victorian 1870 townhouse shell featuring original balustrades, stained glass, and suites honoring local historical figures.
Curated cabinet of curiosities interiors featuring a botanical glasshouse atrium, Victorian explorer artifacts, and bespoke woodwork.
Three distinct spaces including subterranean ESQ cocktail bar, the book-lined Library, and glass-roofed Botanica lounge.
In South Kensington, a short walk from South Kensington station and the Exhibition Road museums.
Rooms
Duplex suites feature lofted living areas under skylights, while top categories honor local figures like Agatha Christie and Henry James.
Backstory
The property was built in 1870 as the home of lawyer and explorer William Henry Alexander, whose travels inspire the decor.
Eat & drink
Afternoon tea is served under cherry blossoms in Botanica, while the subterranean ESQ Bar pours house-infused spirits late into the night.
The neighborhood
South Kensington station and the grand museum mile along Exhibition Road are just a short stroll from the front steps.
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