Shymala Ayurveda Spa is the most exclusive Ayurvedic Day Spa and Lifestyle Club in Kensington and is the only spa in London offering authentic traditional Ayurvedic treatments to promote beauty from within.READ MORE

For a convivial English pint, or a late-night Martini, head for Bertie's Bar, the hotel's landmark bar in Kensington, overseen by a Royal Garden stalwart, Luis Cobas.READ MORE

The Peak Health Club and Spa in Kensington, offers guests and members an extensive range of spa and fitness facilities, including aerobic classes. The gymnasium has the latest in fitness equipment including cardio machines.READ MORE

Milestone Dining in Kensington dishes up some great examples of traditional cuisine, lighter, though no less well-crafted meals, are the staple of the bright Conservatory, while the Park Lounge is the venue for that English speciality, the afternoon tea. Meanwhile, the club-style Stables Bar is the place to head for a drink.READ MORE

Royal Garden Conference in Kensington offers a fully air-conditioned, purpose-built business facility with 10 different meeting rooms, designed to meet all conference and event requirements for up to 550 delegates.READ MORE

The Function Room at Kensington Function Room in Kensington is available for booking every day/evening and has a capacity of 70 seated or standing. With a built-in stage area, whatever the occasion Kensington Function Room is bound to suit the occasion.READ MORE

At Milestone Weddings in Kensington, we understand the importance of your wedding day, so with our experience and understanding of the actual importance we will ensure that this is a day that will be warmly remembered by bride, groom and all their guests.READ MORE

Dutch revival architecture houses The Milestone Hotel in Kensington, which has recently been subject to a refurbishment, and one that features individually designed rooms and suites, culinary excellence and a location in one of the most exclusive areas of London.READ MORE

The Chelsea Physic Garden in Kensington was founded by the Society of Apothecaries in 1673 in order to promote the study of botany in relation to medicine, then known as the "physic" or healing arts.READ MORE

Buttercup Cake Shop in Kensington, is hidden away, a few blocks back from Kensington High Street. It is a small shop with only a couple of tables, and a small display cabinet of delicious looking cupcakes. There is a good range of flavours, the friendly American owner has bought over some American recipes, and added a few British concoctions as well.READ MORE