London is considered one of the world’s most vibrant and diverse cities, a beloved cultural icon with a wide assortment of great events, activities and popular attractions to experience, catering to every taste imaginable. One of the best places for the discerning traveller to begin exploring the city is Knightsbridge, one of the most unchanged, attractive areas of central London, with plenty of shops, attractions and restaurants popular with both local residents and visitors. Stroll down the lovely treelined avenues, or picnic amongst the green spaces of Hyde Park. A stone’s throw away are two legendary department stores- Harrods and Harvey Nicols, stockists of the best British and international luxury brands. Whether you’re interested in experiencing London’s contemporary cultural offerings or you wish to explore fascinating historical landmarks, you’ll discover a wealth of things to do whilst you’re visiting. With so much to experience just moments away, start your London adventure in style by booking a stay at The Capital Hotel, Apartments & Townhouse - London.
The Capital Hotel, Apartments & Townhouse - London about The Capital Hotel, Apartments & Townhouse - London
22-24 Basil Street, SW3 1AT London, United Kingdom
reservations.capital@warwickhotels.comHarrods and Harvey Nichols
A few steps from The Capital Hotel, Apartments & Townhouse - London, Harrods is the largest department store in Europe and is renowned for bespoke luxury products.
Hyde Park
A true gem in the heart of London, Hyde Park offers 350 acres of city park. Stroll around this famous city part and literally unwind and escape from the hustle of the city. You’ll find trees, flowers, hidden paths and a lake where you can hire a boat or pedalo.
Natural History Museum
From dinosaurs to life under the sea, the London Natural History Museum houses a fabulous collection of the history of our world. Wildlife, oceans, the evolution of man… you’ll be sure to learn something new at this historic London attraction.
Buckingham Palace
Part-time residence to Her Majesty the Queen, Buckingham Palace has been home to the sovereigns of Great Britain since 1837. If the Royal Standard Flag is flying at full mast the queen is at home.
Royal Albert Hall
One of London’s most iconic venues, the Royal Albert Hall was named for Prince Albert, beloved consort of Queen Victoria, who conceived the idea of a building designed to promote the Arts and Sciences. Visitors can enjoy the Proms series of concert each summer as well as classical performances, rock and pop concerts, dance, opera and film year round.