Welcome to Cheval Collection, a collection of luxury serviced apartments available to book for any length of stay. With more than 40 years of experience, each Cheval Residence or Cheval Maison has its own individual style, yet all share the same ethos and levels of service. There are currently 11 Cheval Residences and two Cheval Maisons offering personalised service in London, Edinburgh and Dubai.

Superbly located just moments from Sloane Square on a discreet side street in Chelsea, Cheval Phoenix House boasts a selection of 34 open plan, one- and two-bedroom apartments available to book for any length of stay. Completely refurbished in 2024, this boutique residence puts London at your fingertips, whether you are visiting for business or leisure. The apartments feature contemporary décor and a minimalistic design, making them spacious and airy. Guests can expect privacy, flexibility and security with our 24 hour front office team available. The apartments have fully-equipped kitchens and all the little luxuries and comforts to make you feel at home. Known for its affluent residents, high-end shops and restaurants, Chelsea is perfect for those with excellent taste. You’ll be moments away from the galleries on Sloane Square, the Royal Court Theatre and the contemporary Saatchi Gallery.

Initially a Saxon Village (from which its name derives), Chelsea became an affluent district during the 16th and 17th century. Interestingly, the famous “Kings Road” was named during this period, as it was once a private road leading to the Royal Palace and Hampton Court. Sloane Square picked up its name from Sir Hans Sloane, who was a physician to the Kings and Queens of the 17th century. The world-famous Chelsea Pensioners, who still wear a uniform of scarlet coats and tricorn hats to this very day, once resided at The Royal Hospital Chelsea, upon retirement from the British Army. This landmark was built by Sir Christopher Wren, one of Britain’s most distinguished architects. Chelsea is also known for the famous writers, artists and poets who once lived there, such as Oscar Wilde and James McNeill. This is why the district now hosts cutting-edge theatre and some of the finest galleries.