The Chelsea Cloisters Serviced Apartments

This accommodation is fantastic value and an awesome place to stay for travelers First - Chelsea is a top end location. You only need to see how many sport and high end luxury cars line the streets. People here pay £1000 to live here. It is close enough to the centre of London to be a short tube trip or slightly longer walk to get there Second - Amenities - It quickly gets very expensive always eating out. So what a relief to have a microwave, hotplate, fridge and all the necessary pots, plates and cutlery. In top of that it even has a washer dryer. Finally, price. We stayed for four nights at an average of £75 per night. Amazing. It is on the smaller side but then so is most accommodation in London. An absolute steal.

Amazing location, great well equipped units, each room comes with a small kitchen and washing machine which is rare in London. The only issue is it’s a massive hotel, hundreds of rooms per floor and the main elevator is very small and always busy if you have stuff to carry like luggage. Otherwise perfect option

Initial experience at arrival was given a room on a floor and section which was being redecorated. The room next door had people drilling at 18:30 in the evening, with dust sheets outside the room and wires on the floor. Upon complaining I was given another room on the ground floor which had recently been redecorated, however, the curtains didn’t close in this room with a metres gap and people passing by outside. Once complaining again I was upgraded to a one bed apartment on the 9th floor. This was dated and needed redecorating however, it was comfortable enough, had curtains that closed and was very large with a washing machine. While the cleanliness wasn’t to the desired levels, the apartment was large and comfortable even though old fashioned. Service was variable dependent on who was serving at the front desk. Ultimately while it wasn’t a perfect experience and the cleanliness could be improved my stay was fine and I was recompensed for the initial experience with the larger albeit dated apartment.