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Marriott International has announced the opening of Residence Inn by Marriott London Kensington, the largest property in the extended-stay brand’s European portfolio.
In a prime position on Warwick Road in Earls Court, the hotel features 319 suites, of which several boast private terraces with impressive views across the capital.
Guests can also take in the London skyline from the hotel’s eighth floor terrace, which will also be available to hire as an events space.
The property’s spacious one- and two-bedroom suites include separate living, working and sleeping areas, designed for those taking longer stays.
The Kensington Olympia Exhibition Centre is just a ten-minute walk away, while cultural attractions such as the Victoria and Albert Museum, Science Museum, Royal Albert Hall, and the Natural History museum are less than one mile away.
Guests also have access to fantastic transport links across London and to Heathrow Airport.
The property is owned by a controlled affiliate of Starwood Capital Group, and is operated under a franchise agreement with hotel management company and specialists in the extended-stay market, Cycas Hospitality – London’s largest operator of serviced apartment and apart-hotels.
“Residence Inn by Marriott London Kensington has been one of our most highly-anticipated launches in Europe; not only is it the largest Residence Inn in Europe, but it is the third largest in the world, and a flagship property for the brand,” said John Licence, vice president premium and select brands, Europe, at Marriott International.
“London is a key market for extended-stay travel and we are delighted to launch the city’s second Residence Inn following last year’s opening of Residence Inn by Marriott London Bridge.”
The opening of Residence Inn by Marriott London Kensington marks the brand’s seventh property in Europe with further expansion in the pipeline, including the brand’s entry into new markets such as France, with the opening of Residence Inn Toulouse-Blagnac.
Source: breakingtravelnews.com
