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featuring Dexter

It’s a dog’s life!

A dog-friendly guide to London, by Dexter and Cheval Collection

Most pet owners would agree that their furry friends are very much a part of the family. So, it’s natural to consider their needs when planning a trip away. Traditionally this would involve an extended stay at the kennels or the services of a local sitter. At Cheval Collection, we welcome all pets, so you can sit back and relax at one of our luxurious locations without having to leave anyone behind. Your furry friend will receive the same five-star service as their human owners, with comfortable beds and delicious treats available on request.rnrnWe recently had a very special guest at Cheval Three Quays, who wanted to share his favourite dog friendly spots in London near our Residences.

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Where to eat

When staying in our London Residences, you’ll be pleased to know there are plenty of places to dine out with your favourite companion. Located in the centre of Sloane Square, the heart of Chelsea, Colbert is the perfect spot to enjoy upscale French-inspired dishes with a side of people watching. If you’d rather opt for a more low key dining experience, The Orange is known for its delicious Sunday roasts and pub grub with a twist.rnrnIf you’re feeling fancy and in the mood for cocktails and nibbles, Sketch: The Parlour should be on your hit list. Expect a bowl of water to keep them hydrated and plenty of love and attention from Sketch’s team of dog lovers.

Where to shop

With over 30 chic stores, Duke of York Square houses both established brands and unique boutiques, along with seven restaurants offering extensive al fresco dining – perfect for your pooch. Its glamorous beauty offer includes the flagships for Aesop and Dermalogica, whilst also being home to one of London’s best artisan food markets and the iconic Saatchi Gallery. Enjoy retail or beauty therapy, foodie indulgence or a spot of contemporary culture.

Where to walk

London is known for its beautiful and unique parks that are scattered across the city. Visit Holland Park and explore its beautiful Kyoto Garden, a peaceful haven donated by the Chamber of Commerce of Kyoto in 1991. Take a leisurely stroll, row a boat or swim in the Serpentine at Hyde Park. Rest assured there is plenty to see and do, with more than 4,000 trees, a lake, a meadow and rose gardens, an ideal place for paws to explore. If you’re staying in the city at Cheval Three Quays or Cheval Calico House, Potters Fields Park (pictured) is a unique green open space by the Thames with views of Tower Bridge. Whether you’re looking for quiet contemplation, spectacular views, somewhere to walk your dog, a place to picnic with friends, Potters Fields is open 365 days a year for everyone to enjoy.