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Artist Residence: small London pearl

1 October 2015

Francesca Tagliabue

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An historic town house in Pimlico Grid, the latter among the most ‘in’ residential areas in London, now houses the Artist Residence. The small and elegant boutique hotel offers 10 rooms (including 2 suites), each decorated differently. Antique furnishings, industrial pieces, modern antiques and perfectly preserved architectural features in the style from the early 1900s create a rustic-chic atmosphere, ideal for making one feel immediately at home.
The beds are very comfortable, chosen in the large sizes king and super king. On the ground floor the space is occupied by the Cambridge St. Cafe, an easy-going venue which serves breakfasts, quick lunches and evening meals.

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Over the weekend the chefs, lined up behind a wooden table, prepare a great brunch. If all this were not enough, ask at reception how to reach the basement: here a ping pong table peeps out, along with a private dining room, ideal for events and parties for small groups of close friends.

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WHERE: 52 Cambridge St, London SW1V 4QQ, Regno Unito

An historic town house in Pimlico Grid, the latter among the most ‘in’ residential areas in London, now houses the Artist Residence. The small and elegant boutique hotel offers 10 rooms (including 2 suites), each decorated differently. Antique furnishings, industrial pieces, modern antiques and perfectly preserved architectural features in the style from the early 1900s create a rustic-chic atmosphere, ideal for making one feel immediately at home.
The beds are very comfortable, chosen in the large sizes king and super king. On the ground floor the space is occupied by the Cambridge St. Cafe, an easy-going venue which serves breakfasts, quick lunches and evening meals.
Over the weekend the chefs, lined up behind a wooden table, prepare a great brunch. If all this were not enough, ask at reception how to reach the basement: here a ping pong table peeps out, along with a private dining room, ideal for events and parties for small groups of close friends.
WHERE: 52 Cambridge St, London SW1V 4QQ, Regno Unito

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