Discover Kensington and Chelsea
The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea is one of the best known parts of west London, with elegant white stuccoed terraces, leafy squares and some of the capital's finest museums. South Kensington's museum quarter, the King's Road in Chelsea, Notting Hill's market streets and the shops of Knightsbridge all fall within the borough, with Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens on its edge. Earl's Court, to the south west, is the focus of a major redevelopment. People need to be here for refurbishment and building projects, embassies and consulates, exhibitions, study and shopping. The borough is compact, well served by the Underground and offers a choice of period and modern homes. Whatever your plans, WJO Property sources fully furnished accommodation around Kensington and Chelsea through one point of contact.
Transport
South Kensington: District, Circle and Piccadilly lines beside the museums
High Street Kensington: District and Circle lines
Earl's Court: District and Piccadilly lines, close to the Earl's Court redevelopment site
Sloane Square: District and Circle lines in Chelsea
Notting Hill Gate: Central, District and Circle lines
A4 Cromwell Road: Main route west towards Heathrow and the M4
Kensington and Chelsea: Landmarks and Local Highlights
Victoria and Albert Museum: National museum of art and design
Natural History Museum: Museum with the Hintze Hall and its blue whale skeleton
Science Museum: Interactive science and technology collections on Exhibition Road
Royal Albert Hall: Domed concert hall opposite Kensington Gardens
Kensington Palace: Royal residence on the edge of Kensington Gardens
Portobello Road Market: Long-running market in Notting Hill
Frequently Asked Questions
Where in Kensington and Chelsea can you find me somewhere to stay?
Our team searches South Kensington, Chelsea, Earl's Court, Notting Hill and Knightsbridge and the surrounding streets in Kensington and Chelsea. The best match depends on where you need to be each day, so share your destination and we will narrow the options.
What are the transport links like in Kensington and Chelsea?
High Street Kensington, South Kensington and Earl's Court all sit on the District and Circle lines, and most sites in this part of west London are within a fifteen minute walk of one of them. Tell us your daily route and we will favour accommodation with a simple journey.
How long can I book accommodation in Kensington and Chelsea for?
Stays are flexible, ranging from a few nights up to several months. If you need longer, extensions are usually arranged subject to availability, and we will let you know early if dates are tight.
What can I see near my accommodation in Kensington and Chelsea?
Kensington and Chelsea is known for places such as Victoria and Albert Museum, Natural History Museum, Science Museum, Royal Albert Hall and Kensington Palace. Victoria and Albert Museum: National museum of art and design.
What is the process for booking in Kensington and Chelsea?
Share your requirement with us using the enquiry form or by email. The team usually replies within one working day with suitable options, and one point of contact looks after the arrangements.
