The Nadler Kensington occupies a converted townhouse on Courtfield Gardens in Kensington, close to Earl's Court and Gloucester Road Underground stations and within a short journey of the Kensington museums and Hyde Park. The white stucco-fronted building blends into the surrounding residential garden square, a quieter part of west London compared to the busier tourist routes near the Natural History Museum. Rooms range from Compact Rooms to One-Bedroom Suites, each with a self-catering kitchenette equipped with a hob and fridge, aimed at travellers wanting more flexibility than a standard hotel breakfast and dinner routine. There is no full restaurant on site; an honesty bar in the lobby covers evening drinks, and the surrounding streets of Earl's Court and Kensington offer a wide range of independent cafes and restaurants within walking distance. There is no spa, pool or gym given the hotel's compact boutique scale. Service is straightforward and efficient with 24-hour reception, suited to travellers who prioritise a quieter residential location near the museums and transport links over a full-service hotel experience.
| Price | £140–£300/night (~$178–$381) |
|---|---|
| Address | 25 Courtfield Gardens, London SW5 0PG, United Kingdom |
Room types
- Compact Rooms
- Studio Rooms
- One-Bedroom Suites
Amenities
- Self-catering kitchenettes
- 24-hour reception
- Free Wi-Fi
- Honesty bar
Location
25 Courtfield Gardens, London SW5 0PG, United Kingdom
51.4934, -0.1899 View on map
Highlights
- Self-catering kitchenette in every room
- Quiet residential garden square setting
- Close to Gloucester Road and Earl's Court stations
- Short journey to the Kensington museums and Hyde Park
Tips for visiting
- Use the in-room kitchenette to cut down on dining costs in central London
- Gloucester Road station offers direct District, Circle and Piccadilly line access
- Book ahead during summer given proximity to the Kensington museums
- Rooms are compact, so travellers with more luggage should consider a suite category
Accessibility
Lift access serves most floors of the converted townhouse; accessible rooms should be requested in advance given the building's period layout.
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Frequently asked questions
Do the rooms have kitchens?
Yes, all rooms include a self-catering kitchenette with a hob and fridge.
How close is the hotel to the Natural History Museum?
The museums in South Kensington are a short walk or one Underground stop away from the hotel.
Is there a restaurant on site?
There is no full restaurant, though an honesty bar is available in the lobby.