The royal court is a place that divides opinions…read more Some call it pretentious, some innovative. Clearly being a stones throw away from Sloan Square Station it will attract the well-to-do spectator. The Royal Court Theatre is famed for its new writing, contemporary style and its inclusion of youth. It opens itself up to submissions from young writers and will often be overrun by budding play wrights and drama students. It sees big names in contemporary theatre such as Caryl Churchill and Jackie Kay but also sieves out some really interesting and varied performances from budding artists. I can't say everything I've seen there I'll be writing home about, but the last performance I went to see, Choir Boy in the upstairs space was the right mix of talent and entertainment, with a bit of moral dilemma thrown in. The space itself if pretty gorgeous. While the downstairs theatre is more traditional and larger, the upstairs space is more intimate. The audience are places so that they are literally staring directly at one another. Overall, I think it's a case of personal taste if you will bond with this theatre and its style.

It was a real thrill to get to return here on a recent re-visit to London…read more The theatre is well known in the arts community for its attention to new writing, experimental fare, and veteran artists, sometimes all in the same play. And it was clear that those objectives have remained a constant since the last time I was at the theatre in 2007. I had to book my ticket several weeks ahead from the USA, and appreciated that there were no extra service charges included in the purchase. Pickup was very efficient right at the main desk, and it seemed like the facilities have been attended to with care. Although my seat was in the middle of a horseshoe-shaped area of the theatre, it did not feel especially cramped. Thank you, Royal Court, for being a beacon of sustainability, class and creativity in London's theatre world!

I visited Cadogan for the Stardew Valley music concert. It was an absolutely amazing music hall…read more They even had free water which was really nice. The sound was amazing, the acoustics are unmatched. I would love to see another orchestra here and would definitely go back.

Music hall converted from former church. Theater seating floor level. Second floor balcony 3 sides…read morewith church pews. Acoustic and lighting work was done to improve venue. Restrooms in basement

An interesting play to say the least - go with an open mind! For the first 10 minutes I didn't know…read morewhat I had let myself in for, but by the end I was completely absorbed! Some scenes made uncomfortable viewing but the acting was fantastic and the interaction with the audience really worked. I believe the show's run has finished but I would recommend it if it came back!

As we can assume from the name of this establishment, the Saatchi Gallery is a midsize…read morespace/facility that can be host to very interesting installments. I was visiting Saatchi during their Flowers installations. The collection was just ok, could be better. Since there is admission fee I was expecting more art works on the view. Saatchi is accessible facility with walking distance to public transport. Crew at Saatchi are engaging and very helpful. With so many other galleries and museums in London, I wouldn't recommend visiting unless they have interesting artworks on view that compromise the entrance fee.

During the Queen's Jubilee Celebration, this beautiful venue Saatchi Gallery is featuring the…read moreamazing Tiffany and Co exhibit. No need to tell you as it was over the top dazzling experience! We spent almost four hours going through exquisite jewelry collections and learning about the company's history, designers and inspiration for their creativity. The gallery is spacious with high ceilings, great air quality, lighting and clean! The restrooms were also just as nice! SAATCHI GALLERY is a lovely place to explore !

What a brilliant place to stay in London. It was my family's home away-from-home while in London…read morefor a week on holiday. The reception and concierge staff are warm, welcoming and extremely helpful, especially Enrico who bent over backwards to assist us with trip planning, making restaurant reservations and purchasing theatre tickets. We spent a lot of time in the bar area having tea or wine as it was well decorated and very cozy. The breakfast room was always bustling and service was top notch. You couldn't ask for more breakfast options or better service. The scrambled eggs were the best I've ever had!! The bedroom and bathroom were extremely clean and well appointed. There were numerous outlets to charge devices and L'Occitan toiletries in the bathroom. There are both stairs and a lift to the rooms. The Club is located around the corner from Pimlico road for easy access to restaurants and antique shops and Daylesford Organic, which is a brilliant place for lunch. Sloane Square and Kings Road are just up the road for more shopping and dinning options. It was quick and easy to get a taxi outside the Club both day and night. I don't think you would find a better place to stay in London. I highly recommend The Sloane Club and I cannot wait to return.

British Perfection in all areas. Staff friendliness, food service, Bar, room quality, house keeping…read moreand décor. Great Chelsea location in walking distance to many stores and restaurants. Only 4 blocks from the Sloane Square Tube Station. Top notch establishment. Does not get any better than this.