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Millennium & Copthorne Hotels at Chelsea FC
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 83% off from £68
Stamford Bridge, SW6 1HS | 7 minutes walk from Nikita's
These recently constructed hotels benefit from a thoroughly modern design with all the comforts and conveniences that brings. There’s broadband in every room (for an additional More

Blakes Hotel London
London > Hotels > Luxury Chain Hotel Deluxe Double Rooms: 67% off from £266
33 Roland Gardens, SW7 3PF | 11 minutes walk from Nikita's
Anouska Hempel has a signature minimalist interior design style and everything about Blakes in South Kensington has been designed to her exacting taste. From the black More

Henley House Hotel
London > Hotels > Budget Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 81% off from £41
30 Barkston Gardens, SW5 0EN | 12 minutes walk from Nikita's
Henley House is a fitting name for this chocolate-box hotel – its calm, pleasant environment evoking images of the Oxfordshire town. Wake up to breakfast in More

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This Russian restaurant is a lively spot, with a special place reserved in the evening for chilled vodka, of which there is a good selection. The food is traditional with the emphasis on blinis, caviar and the like as excellent starters. The main courses, traditionally prepared fish and steak, are competent but the real attraction of the place is the jolly atmosphere. At any time, weekend or midweek, you will find your hosts extremely friendly and nothing delights them more than an impromptu song and dance from the regulars. This is a wonderful slice of traditional Russian fun, where you’ll be made to feel happy and welcome, and what’s more, fed well. Be warned, it’s tempting to spend rather a lot.

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Booking essential.
Dress smart casual.
Private dining 40.
Occasional loud live entertainment.