The Resident Kensington (formerly The Nadler Kensington)

A Stylish Stay Steps from Earl's Court

Modern, boutique-style comfort awaits at The Resident Kensington (formerly The Nadler Kensington), tucked away in a quiet garden square just 984 feet from Earl's Court Underground Station. With sleek, apartment-style rooms equipped with compact kitchenettes, this hotel blends convenience with a homey vibe—ideal for concert-goers exploring London's vibrant music scene.
Each room includes free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, a power shower, and a flat-screen LCD TV with on-demand movies. Whether you're heading out for a show or winding down afterward, this hotel is designed for stylish, no-fuss stays in the heart of West London.

Why Concert-goers love it

Just a short walk from Earl's Court and with direct Underground access from Heathrow, The Resident Kensington is an easy choice for travelers flying in for a big gig. The hotel’s quiet residential setting means you can actually get a good night’s sleep after the encore. With 24-hour front desk service and check-in from 14:00, it’s a great base for those arriving early or catching late-night transport. The in-room kitchenette is a bonus for those who like to snack post-show or brew a morning cup without leaving the room.

Who this Hotel is great for

- Groups of friends looking for a convenient and stylish base
- Solo travelers chasing that once-in-a-lifetime concert
- Couples turning a concert night into a romantic weekend
- Fans needing quiet after a high-energy night
- Budget-conscious music lovers who still want a touch of luxury

Food and Drink Options

While there’s no on-site restaurant, each room’s kitchenette with microwave, fridge, and kettle makes late-night snacking simple. The Earl’s Court area offers plenty of walkable eateries—from casual takeaways to cozy pubs—and there are several cafes nearby for a late breakfast after a long night out.

Nightlife Options

You’re just minutes from some of London’s best-loved music venues, plus a short ride to hotspots in Soho and Camden. Closer to home, Earl’s Court and Kensington offer a mix of laid-back bars, traditional pubs, and stylish lounges—perfect for a pre-show drink or post-concert wind-down.

What People Say

Guests love the hotel’s peaceful location and how close it is to the Tube. Reviewers consistently highlight the friendly staff, clean and modern rooms, and the convenience of the in-room kitchenettes. It’s especially popular with travelers attending shows due to its easy access and quiet surroundings.

Areas for Improvement

The hotel doesn’t offer on-site dining or a bar, which some guests miss. Rooms are compact, especially for groups with lots of gear, but most say the smart layout makes the most of the space.

The Bottom Line

For concert-goers wanting a quiet, well-connected, and stylish base near Earl’s Court, The Resident Kensington hits all the right notes.