The Drey, Kensington
Earl's Court, London
“High-tech townhouse micro-living”
Vibe
A stately Victorian townhouse overlooking garden square greenery gives way to a sleek, tech-forward micro-living concept with app-based check-in.
“High-tech townhouse micro-living”
A converted Victorian mansion townhouse overlooking the green garden square of Barkston Gardens in Earl's Court.
London-made Gabar botanical toiletries in bathrooms and curated app-based partnership perks at neighborhood Earl's Court cafes.
Space-efficient micro rooms featuring under-bed luggage storage, integrated USB-C charging ports, and modern en-suite rain showers.
On Barkston Gardens in Earl's Court, moments from the Tube station and neighborhood cafes.
Rooms
Compact, cleverly engineered spaces maximize efficiency with under-bed storage, compostable coffee pods, and rain showers stocked with London-made Gabar botanicals.
Backstory
Once the Barkston Hotel, the Victorian townhouse was overhauled into a streamlined, staff-lite base engineered for modern, independent travelers.
The neighborhood
Tucked along residential Barkston Gardens, Earl's Court station sits just around the corner, flanked by neighborhood coffee shops and traditional pubs.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.
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