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Native Aparthotels & Apartments In London

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London Bankside

What:

Found on a cobbled street, tucked back from the Thames, this revived warehouse is full of rooms with original features and history.

Best bits:

Central, accessible, and with its own fitness suite with Peloton bikes for your perfect rides at your own comfort. Native Bankside crowned as The Best Aparthotel in London by The Telegraph is a homely retreat from the hustle and haste of outside’s entertainment.

Special mention:

Once a Victorian tea warehouse, we’ve carefully restored this building to its former glory. Polished concrete, exposed brick walls, and arched factory windows make for a special stay.

London Mayfair

What:

Tucked away on the quiet Lees Place passage, this Victorian mews house is home to 11 exclusive apartments that offer modern British style in London’s most upscale neighbourhood.

Best bits:

Head to the boutiques of Burlington Arcade and New Bond Street. Take a table at the cafés and bars of Berkeley Square. Or treat yourself to a meal in one of Mayfair’s high-end restaurants.

Special mention:

Once a Victorian mews house on the historic Grosvenor Estate, we’ve retained many of the building’s original features that date back to 1890.

London Hyde Park

What:

A beautiful Grade II listed property overlooking Sussex Gardens with apartments that fit all sizes and needs.

Best bits:

Set over six floors, with original features and large windows running throughout, our 24/7 on-site team will get you settled into London life.

Special mention:

Stucco-fronted grandeur awaits your arrival, with beautiful mews houses and London’s largest green space (Hyde Park) ready to explore.

King’s Wardrobe, London

What:

Spacious serviced apartments are nestled within the Grade II listed The Kings Wardrobe, London’s most historic neighbourhood St. Pauls—a short stomp from the Tate Modern and Borough Market via the Millennium Bridge and Tower Bridge.

Best bits:

Stay connected to sites and neighbourhoods across the city. Take a short stomp to Bankside’s best bits. Hop on a tube and effortlessly journey to the vibrant lights of Soho or the urban charm of Shoreditch.

Special mention:

Formerly known as the Royal Wardrobe in the 14th century, this esteemed building once safeguarded the king’s state and ceremonial robes and those of the Royal Family — the Kings’ Wardrobe. Our restored buildings pay homage to pioneering British designers of the past, who transformed British attire and style.