Beit Hall (Campus Accommodation) Hotel

Near Imperial College London

Boasting a prime location in the prestigious Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, 100 Queen's Gate Hotel London, Curio Collection by Hilton, is on the doorstep of iconic cultural attractions including the Royal Albert Hall, Natural History Museum, Science Museum, and Victoria & Albert Museum. Enjoy a leisurely stroll from our historic, Victorian-style hotel to Harrods, Notting Hill, Kensington Palace, Hyde Park and the designer boutiques of Knightsbridge.Following a multimillion-pound refurbishment, guest rooms and suites at our Kensington hotel exude elegance and feature complimentary WiFi, electronic newspapers, 49-inch flat-screen HDTVs with Chromecast, and bathroom amenities by Floris London. Unwind in a stylish Deluxe or Luxury bedroom with upgraded amenities and additional space. For a unique experience, select a two-level Duplex suite, boasting a top-floor location.Enjoy a workout in our state-of-the-art gymnasium or host a small meeting in one of two elegant boardrooms. Savour fine British-French fusion cuisine in W/A Kensington Restaurant & Bar, or unwind with a late-night drink in our concept cocktail bar ESQ. For a traditional Botanical Afternoon Tea or pre-theatre drinks in a sophisticated atrium setting, visit Botanica. 100 Queen's Gate Hotel London offers 24-hour room service so you can dine in the comfort of your room or suite, day or night.

Near Natural History Museum

Set in the heart of South Kensington one of London’s most desirable postcodes, 54 Queen’s Gate has been extensively refurbished and transformed it into an outstanding London townhouse hotel. A Grade II Edwardian property, it features 24 stunningly redesigned bedrooms, each taking inspiration from one of the area’s famed former residents. Retaining its grand staircase, lofty ceilings, vast windows and public spaces flooded with light, the hotel now also houses a cosy bar and private terrace, offering you a secluded, elegant and sophisticated base for exploring one of the capital’s most historic and culturally rich neighbourhoods. From Alfred Hitchcock to Oscar Wilde, 54 Queen’s Gate pays homage to several of iconic Londoners who have called the surrounding neighbourhood home. Guestrooms have been named after a particular SW7 resident. In order of room number, the notable local residents include: 1. Henry James (Author) 2. Sylvia Pankhurst (Activist and Suffragette) 3. William Ramsey (Chemist) 4. Oscar Wilde (Author) 5. TS Eliot (Poet) 7. George Eliot (Author) 8. Edward Elgar (Composer) 9. Howard Carter (Egyptologist) 10. Tony Hancock (Comedian) 11. Ismabard Kingdom Brunel (Engineer) 31. Robert Baden Powell (Boy Scouts Founder) 14. Henry Cole (Inventor) 15. Geoffrey De Havilland (Engineer) 16. Winston Churchill (Politician) 17. Lillie Langtry (Actor) 18. Samuel Taylor Coleridge (Poet) 19. Wells Coates (Architect) 20. Alfred Hitchcock (Director) 21. AA Milne (Author) 22. Robert Fitzroy (Meteorologist) 23. Mark Twain (Author) 24. John Everett Millais (Artist) 25. Benjamin Britten (Composer) 26. Alexander Fleming (Chemist)

Near Victoria and Albert Museum

This appealing hotel enjoys a great location in London, surrounded by historic theatres and museums and the famous Harrods department store. This hotel was constructed in a cosy country house style and is renowned for its outstanding interior appointment with comfortable service and warm hospitality. Guests may look forward to an inviting foyer with 24-hour reception, hotel safes and a lift. A bar and a W-LAN access point also feature within the hotel amenities, and laundry and room services are also available. The modern, tasteful rooms are all carpeted and come with an en suite bathroom with shower and hairdryer, a direct dial telephone, TV, and an Internet connection. Breakfast is served to guests every morning.