London Aparthotel Offers Stays Near Historic Royal Wardrobe Site

Native King's Wardrobe, an aparthotel in London, offers travelers accommodation situated near the historical site of the Royal Wardrobe, a facility that once safeguarded the king's ceremonial robes and regalia. This aparthotel is located within Wardrobe Place, a collection of terraces established in the late 17th century following the Great Fire of London in 1666. The original Royal Wardrobe building was destroyed in the 1666 fire, leading to the dispersal of royal apparel to locations such as the Tower of London and other royal residences, marking the end of the Royal Wardrobe's historical function at that site. The eight terraces now comprising the Native aparthotel, named after notable fashion designers, are positioned in the historic heart of London, a short distance from St Paul's Cathedral. Native operates aparthotels in London, Manchester, Brighton, and Glasgow, presenting a hybrid model that combines the features of self-catered vacation rentals with the services of a hotel. This concept appeals to travelers who appreciate the additional space and amenities of an apartment, such as the option to prepare meals, while also valuing hotel conveniences like a 24-hour front desk and housekeeping services. Prices for a studio at Native King's Wardrobe start at £292 (approximately $390) per night, positioning it within the upper mid-range hotel category for London. The independent selection of products and listings by Matador Network writers and editors, who may receive compensation for purchases made through provided links, ensures that featured accommodations are curated for their quality and relevance. The pricing information provided is accurate as of the publication date. The aparthotel's location provides a tranquil and convenient base for exploring the historic surroundings of the city. The architectural layout of Wardrobe Place, with its private courtyard, reflects the period of its reconstruction after the Great Fire, offering a sense of historical continuity. Native's approach to accommodation aims to cater to both business travelers needing workspace and leisure travelers seeking comfort and convenience, all within a historically significant urban setting. The proximity to St Paul's Cathedral further enhances the appeal for tourists interested in London's iconic landmarks and historical narrative. The blend of historical context with modern hospitality services defines the unique offering of Native King's Wardrobe.