Address
3 Westbourne TerraceLancaster Gate
London
W2 3UL
Tel: +44 (0)20 7479 6600
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The hotel building consists of three townhouses dating back to the 19th century; the Grade II listed building retains original features adding charm and character to the hotel. The compact boutique hotel offers a wonderful location close to Hyde Park and a number of famous attractions with good access to public transport and major roads. The hotel offers an interesting alternative to staying in larger chain hotels.
The hotel offers a range of facilities for business meetings and events making the hotel suitable for both business and leisure guests.
The hotel is close by to a number of local attractions and places of interest in the capital. Local transport links in the area include Paddington train station located a short walk away with access to regular services across London and the surrounding areas and there is good access to local bus and major roads. The Heathrow Express is available from Paddington station offering regular services to and from Heathrow Airport, the journey time is 15 minutes.
The closest Underground (Tube) station is located a few minutes walk away at Paddington and Lancaster Gate, both stations offer quick access across London.
The hotel offers visitors a warm welcome, high levels of service and attention to detail. The hotel is located in the Paddington area of London where visitors can find easy access to local amenities. The Paddington area is close by to Bayswater; fashionable Notting Hill and St John’s Wood home of Lord’s Cricket Ground, among the most prestigious and sought after areas in the capital offering visitors with a choice of shops, boutiques, cafes and restaurants. The closest train stations are located at Paddington, Marylebone and Kilburn High Road.
Facilities
There are a total of 48 en-suite guest bedrooms offering comfortable accommodation. The rooms are decorated to a good standard, guests can choose from classic and executive rooms along with suites offering more space and four poster beds.
Room facilities include air conditioning, safety deposit box, television with satellite channels, telephone, alarm clock, bathrobe, CD/DVD player, hairdryer, iron and ironing facilities, seating area and tea and coffee making facilities. There is 24 hour room service available.
There is Wi-Fi internet access available free of charge. There are car parking facilities available at the hotel, the approx cost is £30 per day, there are NCP car parks in the area with an approx cost of £25 per day.
Dining
A Continental breakfast is served in bed each day.
The hotel does not have a restaurant, for lunch and dinner the local area offers a wide range of bars, pubs, eateries and restaurants to suit a range of tastes and budgets, including cuisines from around the world including British, European, International, Chinese, Indian, Japanese, Thai and more.
Local Attractions
The hotel provides a good base from which to explore a number of attractions in London and local places of interest.
The hotel is situated in the Paddington area of London offering a fine central location from which to see the various sights and attractions of one of the world’s great cities. London offers something for everyone there are a huge range of local shops specialising in local arts and crafts along with larger department stores and a variety of bars, restaurants and entertainment facilities.
There are a number of local attractions and places of interest close by to the hotel, the Whiteleys Shopping Centre and Queensway in Bayswater is located walking distance away offering a range of shops and restaurants. Portobello Market is located 1.5 miles away in Notting Hill; the famous market is famous for antiques, clothing and jewellery.
Regent’s Park is located 1.5 miles away is well known for its tranquil environment, scenic green open space and the boating lake, there are also attractions such as London Zoo located here. Madame Trussauds is located close to Regent’s Park.
Knightsbridge is home to the famous luxury department stores Harrods and Harvey Nichols; both are located within 2 miles of the hotel. For fashionistas there are also a number of exclusive designer boutiques in Sloane Street. The Science Museum, Victoria and Albert Museum and Natural History Museum are all located within 2 miles of the hotel or a short tube ride away.
Kensington Palace and Gardens are located 1.3 miles away. Marble Arch and the famous shopping streets of Oxford Street, Regent Street and Bond Street are located just over one mile away. The West End and Theatreland is located under 2 miles away, the London Eye, Westminster Abbey, Houses of Parliament and Big Ben are all within 4 miles of the hotel via a short taxi ride or the tube.
The World Heritage Site at Maritime Greenwich is located approx 10 miles to the east and includes a number of famous attractions such as the Royal Observatory and the National Maritime Museum.
The world famous Hyde Park is located close by to the hotel, the park offers a wonderful landscape in central London covering and area of 350 acres offering a great place to enjoy a number of walks, take part in boating, enjoy horse riding, rollerblading and eating out. Famous sights such as Marble Arch are within walking distance from Hyde Park.
Shopping in London offers visitors a huge choice of shopping facilities, the capital is home to some of the most famous shopping streets in the world including Oxford Street and Regent Street. Here visitors can find a wide range of stores to suit a range of budgets including famous department stores such as Selfridges, Marks & Spencer and House of Fraser.
London is a large city with many distinct areas offering a range of attractions. To the north of London visitors can find fashionable Camden famous for its markets and alternative style. Regents Park is one of London’s top attractions offering open green spaces perfect for enjoying walks and wildlife, open air theatre, London Zoo and a range of cafes and restaurants.
South London and the surrounding areas offer attractions such as Hampton Court Palace. Clapham is known for its choice of bars and restaurants and Croydon offers one of the largest shopping centres outside of central London. Wimbledon is located in South West London and is home to the world’s most famous tennis tournament, there is also a tennis museum to see.
To the east of London is the Docklands area including the Canary Wharf area containing some of the tallest buildings in London. Other areas of interest include Whitechapel famous for its outdoor market and Tower Hill where you can find the famous Tower Bridge and historic Tower of London. East London is also the site for the 2012 London Olympics with main site in Stratford.
West London and surrounding areas offers Windsor Castle, an official residence of the Queen and Eton College, one of the oldest and most prestigious schools in the UK. The world renowned Kew Gardens, one of the world’s leading botanic gardens containing a huge range of plants and fungi. Twickenham is home to the rugby stadium and fascinating Museum of Rugby. Kensington Palace is a firm favourite among visitors well known as the home of the late Diana, Princess of Wales.
Central London contains some of the world’s best known districts; Covent Garden, Soho, Mayfair, Piccadilly and Westminster are all located relatively close to each other. The area is also a shopper’s paradise with Oxford Street, Regent Street and Bond Street among others to explore. Close by is fashionable Carnaby Street that came to symbolise the swinging sixties. London contains many markets including famous ones such as Covent Garden Market and Portobello Road Market to many smaller ones offering visitors with plenty of choice.
The city of London square mile area is home to many financial institutions based in London. There is an extraordinary concentration of banks from all over the world, insurance firms and all types of financial institutions.
There are a number of fine historical buildings here such as Westminster Abbey located in central London. There is also Buckingham Palace in the area, possibly the most famous palace in the world, visitors can go on guided tours so see inside the palace.
The hotel provides a convenient place from which to discover a range of attractions in the surrounding areas both in central London and the outer suburbs. Visitors can use a variety of modes of transport to get around ranging from using taxis to public transport with buses, trains, Underground (Tube) and cycling with cycling hire stations available across the capital.
The hotel is well located for exploring a range of London’s attractions and the attractions in neighbouring areas. In Kent attractions include historic Leeds Castle, Chartwell House and the World Heritage Sites in Canterbury. Surrey is home to Hampton Court Palace, Wisley Gardens and the towns of Richmond known for Richmond Park and Guildford known for its royal castle. East Sussex is known for the south coast with the city of Brighton located one hour from London.
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Closest Train Stations:
Paddington: 0.1 Miles
Marylebone: 0.8 Miles
Kilburn High Road: 1.7 Miles
Closest Underground (Tube) Stations:
Paddington: 0.1 Miles
Lancaster Gate: 0.3 Miles
Closest Airports:
The closest airport is London City Airport located 12 miles east by road via the A1203 and A1020. The larger Heathrow Airport is located 16 miles away to the west via the A4 and M4 by road.
London City Airport: 12 Miles
Heathrow Airport: 16 Miles
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