Description: Made up from three Edwardian homes
originally built in the 1890's is the Draycott Hotel London. Centrally located
slightly West of centre and close to some of London's most popular and
fashionable shopping areas at Kings Road, Chelsea and Sloane Street. Cadogan
Gardens is located in an upmarket residential area. Transport links are good
with a taxi always to be found in the nearby Sloane Square where you can also
catch a bus or tube ride. Nearest attractions include the Royal Court Theatre,
Harrods, Albert Memorial, Hyde Park, Victoria and Albert Museum, Science Museum
and Queens Gallery.
The Draycott sets out to combine the splendour the grandeur of the past with the
luxuries and amenities of today. A small and intimate boutique hotel with an
elegant style. The building is a former Edwardian residence and today many of
the original features remain such as high ceilings and real fireplaces. Each of
the bedrooms has its own theatrical theme and is named after famous thespians of
the past. Furnished with Victorian antiques along prints, posters, photographs
and a small biography of the rooms namesake.
The Draycott Hotel offers 35 bedrooms all well appointed and individually
decorated. All rooms are ensuite with bath and power shower. Rear view bedrooms
overlook the private garden square below. Room amenities include air
conditioning, free wireless internet access, satellite television and CD music
system. Suites come with a fully fitted kitchen. All beds are luxuriously large
have Sea Island cotton sheets. All rooms have a working fireplace.
Room service is 24 hours serving a selection of hot and cold dishes.
The hotels Concierge Team are on hand 24 hours a day. Complimentary WiFi can be
picked up throughout the hotel.
The Draycott Hotel has a breakfast room but does not have a formal restaurant
though the surrounding area offers a large selection restaurants. Afternoon Tea
is served at 16.00 in the Drawing room where Champagne is served at 18.00 and
Hot Chocolate in the evening (all free).
The hotel has a meeting room suitable for up to 12 guests.
Rather than the Usual Hotel Lobby the Draycott has An Informal Reception Hall
Where Guests Are Welcomed. Banquettes And Cozy Armchairs Provide The Perfect
Environment For A Pre-dinner Drink Or Perhaps An Afternoon Snooze For Weary
Shoppers.
Room Numbers: 35
Check-in: 14.00 (2 pm)
Check-out: 11.00 am
Comment: Finoa Duncan writing for the Telegraph
(21st February 2010) named the Draycott as one of the UK's cosiest hotels.
Hotel Awards:
World Travel Awards:
England's Leading Boutique Hotel 2007/2008/2009/2010
