Care Homes in Kensington and Chelsea
Compare CQC ratings, care types and contact details for registered care homes across Kensington and Chelsea.
Official CQC data snapshot: July 2026. Confirm current fees, vacancies and inspection information directly.
Care home snapshot for Kensington and Chelsea
A factual snapshot calculated from the homes listed below. Ratings describe CQC evidence at the time of assessment; bed figures describe registered capacity, not current vacancies.
- registered homes
- 11
- Good or Outstanding
- 89%
- offer nursing care
- 6
- median registered beds
- 46
in this directory snapshot
8 of 9 homes with an overall rating
including homes offering both residential and nursing care
based on 11 homes with capacity data
Dementia care homes in Kensington and Chelsea
Compare 7 homes whose CQC registration data includes dementia support.
How to compare CQC ratings
Understand the overall badge, the five inspection questions and what to verify before arranging a visit.
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Care homes in Kensington and Chelsea
1–11 of 11
Loveday Kensington
2 Kensington Square, London
Kensington and Chelsea
The Kensington Care Home
40-46 Ladbroke Road, London
Kensington and Chelsea
Ellesmere House
9 Nightingale Place, Chelsea, London
Kensington and Chelsea
St Teresa's Care Home
40-46 Roland Gardens, London
Kensington and Chelsea
Ellesmere House
9 Nightingale Place, Chelsea, London
Kensington and Chelsea
Princess Louise Kensington Nursing Home
Pangbourne Avenue, London
Kensington and Chelsea
Kingsbridge Road
20 Kingsbridge Road, London
Kensington and Chelsea
Margaret Thatcher Infirmary
Royal Hospital Road, Chelsea, London
Kensington and Chelsea
Support for Living Limited - 1 St Quintin Avenue
1 St Quintin Avenue, London
Kensington and Chelsea
Support for Living Limited - 37 Barlby Road
37 Barlby Road, London
Kensington and Chelsea
Alan Morkill House
88 St Marks Road, London
Kensington and Chelsea
Choosing a care home in Kensington and Chelsea
Compare the overall CQC rating with the five individual inspection questions. Shortlist homes that support the right care needs, then ask about staffing, fees, vacancies and visiting before arranging a tour.
Use ratings carefully
Ratings reflect evidence available at inspection time. Read the full CQC report and check for later updates rather than choosing from the overall badge alone.