Notting Hill Girls Hotels and Restaurants

55 Westbourne Terrace, Paddington, London W2 3UY – . If you want to be close enough to all the Notting Hill attractions, yet far enough away to ensure you get a good night’s rest then this is the hotel for you. Bright, extremely comfortable and spacious, with everything you could ask for in a hotel. It’s a little steeper in price than your average hotel, but still very reasonable for its location.

The Shaftesbury

81 Kensington Gardens Square, London W2 4DJ – Considering we mentioned the Carnival, if you need somewhere to stay that has everything you need and you don’t want to pay an absolute fortune, The London House Hotel is perfect. You can get double rooms here, with an Ensuite bathroom, for around £100. There are cheaper and more expensive choices on offer too, depending on your desired level of luxury. A great hotel with options and excellent service.

London House Hotel

127 Ledbury Road, London W11 2AQ - The Ledbury is one of those fine restaurants that has reached the lofty rank of Michelin status. This award winning restaurant offers some of the finest cuisine in London, drawing from a variety of cultural influences, leaning ever so slightly towards French. The menus are varied, they offer much choice and they are created thoughtfully to make whatever you choose, you will find that all dishes complement each other perfectly..

210 Kensington Park Road, London W11 1NR - Essenza is a delightful little Italian restaurant that doesn’t seem to have gotten too big for its boots. The food is kept simple yet wonderful. It’s this simplicity of authentic, rustic Italian cooking that makes the restaurant so very good. Along with the amazing, freshly prepared food, the staff are extremely friendly and nothing seems to be too much trouble. A great wine list here too! A fav with the Babylon Girls.

This is always a fantastic time to visit London if you’ve got the energy for all night parties and a love for carnival atmospheres. The Notting Hill Carnival has been a mecca for revelers for many years. It provides a perfect platform for food, music and dancing from a rich and diverse Caribbean culture, now such a huge part of modern London life. It takes place every August Bank Holiday and really is something to see. We would recommend booking hotels nearby as early as possible.

Portobello Market is one of London’s best markets; and that’s saying something when you consider just how many markets our city has! The markets are on Portobello Road every day of the week, but perhaps the most interesting of these days are Fridays and Saturdays. Friday sees many of the second hand traders appearing, whereas Saturday will bamboozle you with all the collectibles and antiques; Saturday is by far the busiest and most interesting day to go.

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