Draycott Hotel

It Is Hard To Believe That A Hotel As Quiet AndRestful As Draycott Hotel Can Exist SoClose To Londons Busy Chelsea And Knightsbridge.Thanks To Thoughtful Design And A Passionate EyeFor Detail An Overall Ambience Has Been CreatedTo Provide Guests With A Refuge From The HecticPace Of The City. From The Victorian AntiquesThat Casually Adorn The Comfortable Bedrooms ToThe Beautifully Upholstered Furniture In TheDrawing Room And The Library Everything AboutDraycott Hotel Has Been Diligently Well Conceived And Executed. Occupying 3 Neighboring Late nineteenth Century Houses In Cadogan GardensJust Off Sloane Street The Rear Of The House LooksOut Over A Leafy Square Which Adds To TheTranquility Of The Place And The Front Gives OntoA Quiet Street. Each Of The 35 Bedrooms Has BeenDecorated With Individual And Personal Touches AnIndian Ivory and ebony Mirror Here a Georgian styleCanopy Bed There And Each Bears The Name Of ATheatrical Personality J M Barrie david Garrick Laurence Olivier. This Motif Is Carried Through InMore Detail With Perhaps A Tasteful Print Of TheNamesake Or A Faded Photograph In A Silver FrameIn Every Room. Such Is The Intimate Atmosphere ThatYou Could Be Forgiven For Thinking You May HaveWandered Into Someones Private Home. Indeed TheDraycott Hotel Eschews The Usual Hotel LobbyIn Favor Of An Informal Reception Hall Where GuestsAre Welcomed. Banquettes And Cozy Armchairs ProvideThe Perfect Environment For A Pre dinner Drink OrPerhaps An Afternoon Snooze For Weary Shoppers.Members Of Staff Take A Great Deal Of Pride InAnticipating And Attending Each Guests ParticularNeeds And You Get A Sense That Nothing Is Ever TooMuch Trouble In The Delightful World Of TheDraycott Hotel.