11 Cadogan Gardens
Chelsea, London
“Victorian townhouse hideaway”
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Vibe
Velvet armchairs, wood paneling, and an intimate residential quiet give these interconnected Victorian townhouses the feel of an exclusive private club.
“Victorian townhouse hideaway”
Four interconnected 19th-century Victorian townhouses featuring original timber staircases and a heritage shutter-door elevator.
Attentive Relais & Châteaux hospitality, freestanding clawfoot tubs, and private key access to gated Cadogan Gardens.
Eclectic townhouse interiors featuring portrait-lined corridors, deep velvet drapery, and dark wood detailing.
Tucked off Sloane Square and pedestrianized Pavilion Road, minutes from the boutiques of King's Road
Rooms
Botanical prints and bespoke fabrics honor Victorian heritage, while select ground-floor suites feature private street entrances directly into residential Chelsea.
Backstory
Built by Lord Chelsea in the late nineteenth century across four red-brick townhouses, the property originally served as an aristocratic private club.
Eat & drink
Hans' Bar & Grill serves seasonal British plates facing pedestrianized Pavilion Road, while the theatrical Chelsea Bar specializes in crafted Negronis.
The neighborhood
Guests receive a private key to Cadogan Gardens, with the artisanal bakeries and independent boutiques of Pavilion Road right outside.
“…a boutique hotel brimming with warmth and personality.”
“Old-school charm and impeccable service in the heart of residential Chelsea”
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