Cheval Knightsbridge

The Cheval story began in the vibrant streets of Knightsbridge, to the west of central London. Knightsbridge itself is named after an ancient bridge spanning the Westbourne Stream, and as the first half of the word implies, was the gathering point of knights and their retainers. These knights would have required somewhere to stable their horses, suggesting that Cheval Place, from the French for horse, was aptly named. The first set of apartments, at 21-25a Cheval Place, became available to book in 1982. A number of apartments in Montpelier Mews were added to the collection in 1989, followed by a further set on Brompton Road, Cheval Place and additional stock in Montpelier Mews in 1995. #Cheval Apartments have introduced a service charge policy. This is a discretionary service charge which will be applied to accommodation bookings. The service charge applied will be 4% for all bookings .

These room features carry an additional charge and are shown per room type.