Nestor Adds 17 London Apartments, Now 240 Units
Nestor's new Belgravia and Kensington properties launched at published rates of 400 GBP and 215 GBP a night, a clear benchmark for prime-central London operators.
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Nestor has added two London properties, The Bourne in Belgravia and The Cheniston in Kensington, taking its portfolio to 240 apartments across 17 buildings (Serviced Apartment News, 1 October 2026). Nestor’s own press release says both opened in summer 2026 and gives launch rates from 400 GBP a night and from 215 GBP a night (Travel PR News, Nestor press release, 30 September 2026). If you run serviced or short-stay apartments in prime central London, these are new names in your comp set.
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