Draycott Hotel

yet again another truly enjoyable experience. We call the Draycott our London residence now as there is no where else we would choose to stay when visiting the West of London. Every time, the staff cannot do enough to make our stay as relaxing as possible.

It was once more a wonderful stay at the Draycott in the lovely Chelsea area. It feels like being in your own private house in London. Therefore can only rate this place as outstanding. Most of the reception desk is always in very good mood, so it is also entertaining..

I already gave it on the other page. Can't think of anything more - just keep your standards up to the present. Loved the garden and sitting room too. And tea, and champagne, and some other guests. This is getting ridiculous! I need to be finished with this!

This hotel is really hidden with just a very small sign. Once inside you find yourself in a true English lovely home. We stayed in the Sheridan room which was beautiful. Great shower pressure and lovely products. Breakfast was perfect served downstairs. Almost all the guests were repeat clients. Champagne is served in the drawing room at 5 following tea and cookies at 4. There is also an honor bar. The hotel has a back door to Cadogan gardens where we had a picnic one evening. We also ate at Rabbit, a great English tapas restaurant and got cheese at a very good cheese shop around the corner. The area is lovely, away from the tourist traffic. You can walk to RAH and Kensington gardens. Service is excellent. We will definitely stay here again.

I spent four nights at the Dracott in June 2017 and enjoyed my stay a lot. My pros and cons are: Pro - Great location in Chelsea in a quiet street with hardly any traffic. - Excellent transport facility with nearby Sloane Square tube station (District/Circle line) and busses. - Kings Road, Sloane Street and Harrods are all just a short walk away. - Lovely architecture and magnificent private garden behind the hotel. - Warm welcome whenever I arrived back ´home´ - A very personal and friendly atmosphere - which seemed to transfer to the guests too - Champagne at six - what a welcome after a busy day in London - Well equipped, although small single room (as correctly stated on Website) - Individual air conditioning - Beautifully renovated bathroom with underfloor heating and security light - Comfortable bed - Extensive room service menu at fair prices Cons: - Room was towards a lightwell. However, this was so packed with ducts and air conditioning units that it did not only allow hardly any light down to the second floor but also represented a considerable source of noise 24 hours a day. Because of this it must in my opinion actually be considered windowless since almost no light and definitely nothing that can be called a view. - Light pollution from hallway since door anything but lightproof - Room maintenance okay but dusting should be done more thoroughly - e.g. have a closer look at the desk/media Player - no more CD Player was available to enjoy they great music library - given the very limited space in the room I would have appreciated if not so much space were taken by magazines and mini bar items (again bottles were rather dusty so I assume it´s not being used very often - one item each would suffice) All in all in enjoyed my stay but would consider to stay in a larger room for a future visit, not because of the size of the single room but because of the inconvenient location towards the lightwell. I suggest this should be mentioned on the website.