The Chelsea Lodge Hotel
London, Greater London

Chelsea Lodge is a bargain in the heart of 'cool' London, close to the most fashionable shops, clubs and restaurants. A Frommers magazine 'little wonder hotel', it is above the famous Fulham Bar and restaurant, and close to the sights. The Chelsea Lodge is on the boundaries of Chelsea, Earls Court and Fulham, and right at the heart of cool and fashionable London. Around us are some of the best restaurants, shops, pubs and clubs in the city, all of which are frequented by locals and visitors. These are the places to see and be seen. Quite recently the Chelsea Lodge was featured in Frommers magazine as one of the best buy 'little wonder hotels of London'. It read: 'A budget hotel on the Fulham Road - wow! A stay here would be a fun insight into real London life'. Close by are many of the major sights - Buckingham Palace, Harrods, the river Thames, Parliament and theatreland, and on a commercial note, the Earls Court Exhibition Hall is a short walk away, with Olympia not much further on. Underground stations and bus routes are also nearby. The Chelsea Lodge bedrooms all have private bath or shower, remote TV, direct dial phone, tea and coffee, hairdryer and radio alarm. The inclusive breakast is served in the Fulham Bar and Eating House on the ground floor with internal access from the hotel. It is a lively and modern pub-style lounge bar with a deserved reputation for good food at reasonable prices. Please note that the hotel is on the upper floors above the restaurant and does not have a lift. Thus, unfortunately, it is unsuitable for wheelchair users and those with mobility difficulties. Other hotels in the London Lodge Group are the Abbey and Grange Lodges, both in Ealing in West London.

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