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Pestana Chelsea Bridge – General Information Premium – Hotel & Spa PESTANA CHELSEA BRIDGE – GENERAL INFORMATION PREMIUM – HOTEL & SPA The 4 * luxury Pestana Chelsea Bridge Hotel and Spa is ideally ROOM FACILITIES located in London's modern Chelsea Wharf area, situated • Flat screen TV with selected between Battersea Park and Battersea Power Station. The hotel satellite channels boasts 8 modern conference facilities for up to 500 delegates • Movies on demand providing world-class meetings and events facilities. Pestana • Wireless Internet Access Chelsea Bridge Hotel ranks within the top 150 London hotels • iPod docking station with an outstanding reputation for delivering a personalised and • Air-conditioning professional service. • Tea/coffee facilities • Safe The hotel has 216 modern and spacious bedrooms, offering a • Direct-dial telephone choice of deluxe, king, family room and suite accommodation. • Mini bar Facilities also include an exclusive private business Club lounge. • Hairdryer • Iron and ironing board Our location is perfect to explore London's iconic tourist upon request attractions either by foot or public transport, with easy access to • Private bathroom with Victoria, Sloane Square and Knightsbridge underground stations. separate shower and bath The proximity to Battersea Park provides guests with the option • TV screen feature in suite of also enjoying outdoor exercise, walks, cycling or picnics in accommodation bathroom the park. For those who wish to relax, the Hotel's Spa is an ideal escape from the City, offering a tranquil surrounding, indoor ROOM INFORMATION swimming pool, sauna and steam rooms, complimented by a • Deluxe twin & king rooms dimly lit lounge area and private rooms for professional body and • Family rooms facial treatments tailored to your personal needs. • Interconnecting family rooms • One bedroom suite • Two bedrooms suite TRANSPORT LINKS: • Accessible rooms • Heathrow Airport – 16 miles • Club lounge • Gatwick Airport - 30 miles • Stansted Airport – 40 miles HOTEL SERVICES • London City Airport – 11.7 miles • Spa / Indoor heated pool / sauna • Victoria Railway and coach station – 1 mile and steam room • Eurostar St Pancras Station- 5.5. miles • 24 hours Guest Relations Services • Victoria tube station • 24 hours room service • Sloan Square tube station • Laundry / Valet • Parking (public garage) • Atlantico bar and restaurant Pestana Chelsea Bridge Hotel & Spa 354 Queenstown Road SW8 4AE, London United Kingdom T: +44 (0)207 062 8000 [email protected] www.pestana-chelseabridge.com THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE 13 23 14 22 24 10 21 19 20 9 8 11 7 15 18 16 12 17 2 3 5 6 4 1 25 200m LIST OF ATTRACTIONS: 1. Pestana Chelsea Bridge Hotel & Spa 10. Hyde Park 19. Westminster Bridge 2. Chelsea Bridge 11. Knightsbridge Station 20. Big Ben - House of Parliament 3. Battersea Power Station 12. Sloane Square Station 21. Nelson's Column - Trafalgar Sq 4. Battersea Park 13. Wellington Arch 22. Piccadilly Circus 5. Albert Bridge 14. Buckingham Palace 23. London Eye 6. Battersea Bridge 15. Victoria Station 24. Waterloo Station 7. Harrods 16. Tate Gallery 25. Gatwick Airport 8. Victoria & Albert Museum 17. Vauxhall Bridge 9. Royal Albert Hall 18. Lambeth Bridge SPA FACILITIES MEETINGS AND EVENTS • 13 meter indoor swimming pool Facilities include eight well appointed modern • Steam room meeting rooms, six with natural light located • Sauna on the 1st floor overlooking Battersea Park. • Beauty and therapy treatment rooms The lower level ball room venues offer banquet • Relaxation area style seating for up to 380 guests and may be sub-divided into two individual areas. Pestana Chelsea Bridge Hotel & Spa 354 Queenstown Road SW8 4AE, London United Kingdom T: +44 (0)207 062 8000 [email protected] www.pestana-chelseabridge.com THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE.
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