Stay at Chelsea Bridge Apartments with Easy Access to the Christmas Lights in London and Get Special 2014/2015 Seasonal Rates
London England (PRWEB UK) 8 December 2014 -- The capital city becomes an even more desirable destinations with the Christmas lights on. The festive atmosphere keeps the visitors outside on the streets, well-entertained and admiring the glamorous decorations. The Oxford Street Christmas lights are among the most famous and attracts thousands to the West End during the Christmas and New Year’s period. Once again, the 1,778 white orbs, are glittering for the 55th time in 2014. The newest additions in London this year are, a giant 22ft tall silver reindeer at Covent Gardens and the 'Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb’ theme images, at Regent Street, celebrating the release of the film. The most charming probably is Bond Street with its elegant white peacocks: the new one million illumination project. Undoubtedly, Slone Square and Knights Bridge remain the most expensive shopping area with their distinctive seasonal luxury touch.
Chelsea Bridge Apartments shines with a new Christmas decorations for the 2014 Christmas season. The stream of blue lights is well visible from a distance and two sparkling Reindeers welcome our guests at the main entrance. The property is located just across the Chelsea Bridge, situated conveniently within walking distance from Slone Square, and Oxford Street is only a short bus journey away. Chelsea Bridge apartments are a great alternative to a hotel, and a ‘home away from home’ as many guests have commented. All apartments are refurbished to a very high standard with fully fitted kitchens and spacious living rooms. Concierge services and on duty staff are available 24 hours per day. Daily cleaning is provided for a stress free and more enjoyable stay with compliments from the Chelsea Bridge Apartments. Special seasonal deals this winter and further reduced rates for returning guests.
Zara Ward, Luxap Ltd, +44 2033274144 Ext: 1, [email protected]
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