Lifestyle Serviced 2 bedroom 2 bathroom Residences

Stay in a stylish 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom serviced apartment in the heart of London—just steps from theatres, Oxford Street, and Trafalgar Square. Spanning 100 sqm, each apartment is thoughtfully designed with artist-inspired interiors, offering a calm retreat that’s equally suited for relaxing or entertaining. Perfect for families or business travellers, the space features high-end furnishings and modern finishes throughout. Golden Square garden is right on your doorstep, and Carnaby and Regent Street are just a short walk away, surrounded by great dining spots, coffee shops, and rooftop bars. Key amenities include: 24/7 reception Air conditioning & underfloor heating Soundproof windows Lift access Nespresso machine Washer & dryer Dishwasher Smart TV & free WiFi Housekeeping every 4 nights Luggage storage Toiletries, fresh linen, and towels provided Pets are welcome, and all major credit cards are accepted. ABOUT THE AREA: About Golden Square – A Historic London Gem Golden Square has a rich and varied history dating back to the 17th century. Originally farmland, it began development in 1675 with the intention of housing the gentry. By the 1700s, it had gained a reputation for prestige, attracting foreign diplomats and notable figures. The name "Golden Square" is believed to stem from "Gelding Close," referencing land once used for horse grazing. It also has a darker past, having served as a plague pit during the Great Plague of 1664–1665, before eventually being redeveloped. Throughout the years, it has been home to notable residents including Swiss artist Angelica Kauffman, the first female Royal Academy member, and even hosted Thomas Jefferson during his only London visit. Charles Dickens also immortalised it in Nicholas Nickleby, describing its peaceful character and musical boarding houses. In the 19th century, Golden Square became a hub for the wool and yarn trade, with around 70 related businesses based there. During WWII, an air raid shelter was built beneath it, and the post-war era saw the garden beautifully restored. Today, Golden Square stands as a tranquil green space in the heart of London, with its historic charm reflected in the surrounding architecture and atmosphere—making it a truly unique and desirable place to stay.