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Notting Hill
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What It's Good For

Portobello Market is a great place to shop for antiques, fresh fruit and vegetables and second hand goods.

Main Attractions

The mile-long Portobello Market is one of the busiest and best in Europe, while the annual Notting Hill Carnival is one of the most iconic London events.

What It's Famous For

The 1999 Richard Curtis romantic comedy, starring Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts.

Fascinating Fact

Whilst Notting Hill is naturally the film most associated with the area, several other iconic pieces of cinema used Notting Hill as a location, such as The Italian Job, Withnail and I and Quadrophenia.

Notting Hill Hotels

We've got 189 hotels available near Notting Hill on the 17 May 2012 for 1 night

The cheapest hotel reservation starts at £145.00, Garden View Hotel

The closest hotel to Notting Hill is Reem Hotel for £210.00
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Knightsbridge Green Hotel1.7 Mi.44 star hotel2 star guest ratingSave 64%£319.20
Danubius Hotel Regents Park
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1.8 Mi.44 star hotel4 star guest ratingSave 21%£314.10
Egerton House Hotel1.9 Mi.55 star hotel0 star guest ratingSave 25%£300.00
The Milestone Hotel1.1 Mi.55 star hotel5 star guest ratingSave 61%£354.00
Novotel London West 1.7 Mi.44 star hotel3 star guest ratingSave 19%£175.00
Duke of Leinster Hotel0.8 Mi.44 star hotel2 star guest ratingSave 4%£289.00
Rembrandt Hotel
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1.8 Mi.44 star hotel4 star guest ratingSave 48%£249.00
Gainsborough Hotel1.7 Mi.44 star hotel3 star guest ratingSave 30%£229.00
Gallery Hotel1.7 Mi.44 star hotel3 star guest ratingSave 28%£323.00
Grand Royale London Hyde Park 0.7 Mi.44 star hotel3 star guest rating£1500.00
54 Boutique Hotel1.5 Mi.44 star hotel4 star guest ratingSave 21%£197.00
Abcone Hotel1.5 Mi.33 star hotel3 star guest rating£291.00
Ashburn Hotel1.5 Mi.44 star hotel4 star guest ratingSave 20%£199.00
The Capital Hotel2 Mi.55 star hotel3 star guest rating£282.00
St Simeon Kensington 1.5 Mi.22 star hotel3 star guest rating£400.00
The Parkcity Hotel1.4 Mi.44 star hotel4 star guest rating£239.00
Brunel Hotel1 Mi.33 star hotel2 star guest rating£1500.00
Berjaya Eden Park Hotel
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0.7 Mi.33 star hotel3 star guest rating£209.00
Blakes Hotel1.9 Mi.55 star hotel1 star guest rating£250.80
The Pacific Hotel1.3 Mi.33 star hotel2 star guest ratingSave 4%£270.00
Orchard Hotel1.3 Mi.33 star hotel3 star guest rating£410.00
Gresham Hotel1.3 Mi.33 star hotel3 star guest rating£350.00
London Marriott Maida Vale 1.6 Mi.44 star hotel3 star guest ratingSave 28%£214.80
St Mark Hotel1.6 Mi.33 star hotel3 star guest rating£175.00
Best Western Premier Mostyn Hotel
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1.8 Mi.44 star hotel4 star guest rating£270.00
Garden View Hotel1.5 Mi.22 star hotel3 star guest rating£145.00
The Henry VIII Hotel0.8 Mi.33 star hotel3 star guest rating£600.00
Reem Hotel0.5 Mi.33 star hotel2 star guest rating£210.00
Troy Hotel0.7 Mi.33 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
Copthorne Tara
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1.1 Mi.44 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
Rushmore Hotel1.5 Mi.33 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
Rose Court Hotel1.8 Mi.22 star hotel2 star guest ratingFull
Kensington Suite Hotel0.9 Mi.33 star hotel2 star guest ratingFull
Castleton Hotel1.2 Mi.33 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
Access Apartments Marble Arch 1.6 Mi.33 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
Access Apartments Earls Court 1.6 Mi.33 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
Shaftesbury Paddington Hotel1 Mi.44 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
Caesar Hotel
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0.8 Mi.44 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
The Trebovir Hotel1.5 Mi.33 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
The Collingham Apartments
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1.6 Mi.44 star hotel4 star guest ratingFull
Blakemore Hotel
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0.8 Mi.44 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
Best Western Mornington 1 Mi.44 star hotel4 star guest ratingFull
Kensington Court Hotel1.5 Mi.33 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
Quality Crown Hotel Paddington 1.2 Mi.44 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
Cranley Hotel1.7 Mi.44 star hotel4 star guest ratingFull
The Kensington Hotel A Luxury Townhouse 1.8 Mi.44 star hotel4 star guest ratingFull
Hempel Hotel0.9 Mi.55 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
NH Kensington Hotel1.3 Mi.44 star hotel4 star guest ratingFull
Holland Inn Hotel1.1 Mi.22 star hotel2 star guest ratingFull
The Gloucester Place Hotel1.9 Mi.33 star hotel3 star guest ratingFull
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More About Notting Hill
Home to London's most famous market and its most talked about carnival, Notting Hill is one of London's most exciting and lively areas.

The Notting Hill Carnival

One of the most famous, and indeed most popular annual events in London, the Notting Hill Carnival has been a staple of the city's summer calendar since 1964.

Originally conceived as a way to ease the racial tensions experienced by Caribbean immigrants into West London, the first carnival treated attendees to performances from talented steel drum players. From these humble beginnings, the carnival now attracts over a million revellers every year to enjoy a festival of Caribbean music and cuisine, as well as popular masquerade parade.

The event is always spread across the August Bank Holiday weekend, allowing an extra day of celebration. One day is always set aside as 'Children's Day' and as such is ideal for families. Would-be visitors should have been alerted when we mentioned there are over a million attendees - if you are looking for hotels in Notting Hill around carnival time, it is essential to book early.

Portobello Market

Running throughout the week, it is generally accepted that Saturdays are the best time to come and visit this fabulous market on Portobello Road. Stretching about a mile across almost the entire length of Notting Hill, the market runs fruit and vegetable stalls all week, but on Saturdays the famed antiques dealers come out to play.

People come from far and wide to search through the vast array of stalls searching for a diamond among the bric-a-brac. Other stalls sell vintage and unusual clothes, while yet more carry stacks of old records that could occupy any vinyl enthusiast for hours.

There are plenty of cafes and bars lining the route for you to stop and take a rest in, some of which are detailed further down this page.

This is all well and good, but where can I find Hugh Grant?

Of course, Notting Hill is almost inevitably linked with the 1999 romantic comedy film which uses its name, starring Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts. Fans of the film may be disappointed to hear that the blue door which marked the entrance to Grant's character's house is no longer in place, and alas the Travel Bookshop which featured in the film is also now operating under different owners.

That said, parts of the film were shot in these streets, and they remain much as they were. It should also be noted that the cinematic history of Notting Hill is not limited to one film. In fact, cinema buffs may be more interested to note that parts of truly iconic films such as The Italian Job, Withnail and I and Quadrophenia were also shot in the Notting Hill area.

Getting to Notting Hill

Helpfully, there are tube stations at either end of Portobello Road for those looking for easy market access. Notting Hill Gate is closer to Hyde Park and the city centre on the Central, Circle and District Lines, while Ladbroke Grove is at the far end on the Circle and Hammersmith & City Lines. Alternatively, Holland Park is great for access to other parts of Notting Hill, and is found one stop further along from Notting Hill Gate on the Central Line.

There are also plenty of buses that can get you from the heart of London to Notting Hill, and back again. Number 452 runs along the bottom of Hyde Park, taking in South Kensington and Knightsbridge, number 94 is the route to pick for Paddington and Oxford Street, while 148 passes through Wesminster and Waterloo.

Hotels in Notting Hill

Notting Hill hotels are as stylish as you would expect for this area, and we would heartily recommend one of the excellent serviced apartments in the area, such as 202 Modern Serviced Apartments or Notting Hill Apartments by Bridgestreet Worldwide. If you would prefer a more traditional room, New Linden Hotel near the bottom of Portobello Road is a real Hotels-London favourite.

Pubs and Bars in Notting Hill

We promised you bars along the market route, and here they are in the form of Portobello Gold and Portobello Star, both competing to provide Notting Hill's finest cocktails. That is not all they sell, of course, and you will get just as much enjoyment from settling down for a cup of coffee before venturing back out to tackle more bargain-spotting.

If you favour a pub for your evening drink, The Castle is also found on Portobello Road, and proudly boasts a wide range of beers, ales and ciders alongside an appetising food menu, while outside seating allows you to continue soaking up the atmosphere.

Restaurants in Notting Hill

Eateries in Notting Hill can edge towards the expensive, but there are always cheaper options available with a bit of digging. If, however, money is no obstacle and you are looking to treat yourself, you may wish to consider the sumptuous Mediterranean menu of Notting Hill Brasserie.

Alternatively, welcoming, family-run Italian restaurant Valentina is so inviting that you won't be able to resist popping in to the accompanying deli next door to stock up on fresh ingredients, while The Lonsdale is a sublime steakhouse where you can enjoy a fantastic range of cocktails with your meal.

Parking in Notting Hill

If you need to leave your car somewhere, London's array of NCP car parks are a safe place to use if your Notting Hill hotel does not provide on site parking. Arthur Court (W2 5HL) is the closest to Portobello Road, and costs £26 per 24 hours. If you just want to explore Notting Hill in general, West 12 Centre (W12 8PZ) may also be acceptable. It is also open 24 hours and costs just £20 for the day.
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