You’ll find Chelsea Harbour Hotel exactly where you might expect; overlooking the wonderful views of Chelsea Harbour. The view from this hotel overlooking the river and the harbour is simply stunning and this is the perfect location for those looking for a sense of tranquillity in an otherwise busy and hectic London.
We have visited Chelsea Harbour Hotel numerous times over the years, however we were once again struck upon arrival at how secluded and peaceful the location really is. It is very impressive from the outset.
Upon entering the hotel we were warmly greeted and efficiently checked-in before being shown to our suite; a River View Suite. The suite itself is large in size and offers all the amenities one might expect from a five star hotel including a coffee machine, luxury toiletries and many entertainment options including a small hi-fi. The suite has a separate lounge area from the bedroom and you’ll also find ample space to work, should you need to catch up on any work whilst there.
“The real selling point of the Chelsea Harbour Hotel has to be the location and views.”
The real selling point of this suite however is the balcony with views over Chelsea Harbour and of course the River Thames. This is a simply stunning place to enjoy a cup of coffee in the mornings, or a nightcap in the evening, and we would recommend this room on that alone.
The location and the view are really the focal point of this hotel. It’s rare that you find a hotel, especially in a city, with such beautiful surroundings.
Facilities at the Chelsea Harbour Hotel include a well-designed spa offering a full menu of treatments as well as an indoor swimming pool and a well-appointed fitness room. You area also not short of places to find refreshments here, with the Chelsea Riverside Brasserie located within the hotel, as well as the Harbour Bar, which is the ideal place for a pre-dinner drink or two.
For us, although the hotel was perfectly comfortable, the real selling point of the Chelsea Harbour Hotel has to be the location and views. In fact, without this, I believe the hotel itself might not sparkle quite as much; as we felt it wasn’t really the height of luxury. This being said, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay and the service was great. We would certainly return; even just for another lazy morning drinking coffee on the balcony.
The Bill: £480 per night
