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The Exhibitionist Hotel

London, United Kingdom · Independent · Near Luxury

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A Che Guevara portrait hangs in the lobby of two Victorian townhouses at 8 Queensberry Place, built in 1876 as houses, on the street you walk to reach the Natural History Museum. The Exhibitionist treats the corridors like a small gallery. The V&A, the Royal Albert Hall and South Kensington station sit in the same short radius.

About The Exhibitionist Hotel

History

8-10 Queensberry Place is a pair of Victorian townhouses dated to 1876. They became a hotel in the late 1980s and were refurbished in 2015 as The Exhibitionist, 37 rooms. BNP Paribas sold the freehold in March 2022 for £10.6 million. The official site puts a Che Guevara portrait in the lobby.

The setting

8-10 Queensberry Place, South Kensington, SW7 2EA, a short walk from South Kensington station, the Natural History Museum and the V&A.

Experiences

Amenities

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