The Egerton House Hotel
Chelsea, London
“Victorian townhouse sanctuary”
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Vibe
Two red-brick Victorian townhouses overlooking private gardens, where original Picassos hang in an intimate, art-filled Drawing Room.
“Victorian townhouse sanctuary”
Anticipatory hospitality with bespoke turndown gifts and signature table-side martini service.
Restored 1840s red-brick Victorian townhouses on a quiet residential Knightsbridge street.
Traditional English afternoon tea and timeless lounge rituals in an intimate townhouse.
On a quiet residential Knightsbridge cul-de-sac, a short stroll from the V&A Museum and Harrods.
Rooms
Individually decorated with handpicked antiques and heavy drapes, featuring Savoir beds and marble bathrooms with heritage Floris toiletries.
Backstory
Established as a hotel in 1992, these 1843 townhouses occupy land once held in trust for 17th-century captives.
Wellness
In-room beauty treatments and massages provide restorative calm, while local partnerships offer access to nearby pool and gym facilities.
Eat & drink
Famous for its expertly chilled martinis served with cheese on toast and award-winning afternoon tea by the fireside.
The neighborhood
Tucked away on a quiet residential terrace in Chelsea, moments from the V&A Museum and Harrods department store.
“…decked out with artwork by Picasso, Toulouse-Lautrec, and Matisse.”
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