The Portobello Hotel: famous hotel in Notting Hill
Situated in a lovely quiet street in the centre of Notting Hill in West London, a place known for its eccentric charm and charming atmosphere, the Portobello Hotel is housed in two converted neoclassical mansions with 21 bedrooms.
Each of the 21 rooms in the Portobello Hotel is individually designed, all of the rooms are comfortable and luxurious. Wi-Fi is of course available as is a continental breakfast, a Green & Spring bath and body care products.
Exceptional rooms at the Portobello Hotel
Enjoy the welcome drink offered and allow yourself to be taken to one of the luxurious “Exceptional rooms”). They have a king size bed and either a view of the garden or a private patio on the lower floor. These luxury rooms are of a generous size and have a pleasant seating area as well as an exclusive large bathroom with separate bath and shower. All rooms are flamboyantly decorated and follow a distinctive original theme.
Charming surroundings of the Portobello Hotel
The surroundings in which the hotel is situated are balm for the soul. West London, with its heart in the Notting Hill district, is a much-sought-after location both for tourists and for the locals. The hotel is located near Kensington Gardens, a place to which millions of Londoners and tourists from all over the world flock every year. It is one of 8 royal parks in the capital.
Kensington Palace is a working royal residence of great historical importance. It was the favourite residence of several consecutive rulers until 1760. Queen Victoria was also born here and this is the place where she spent her childhood. Nowadays, Kensington Palace provides offices and also private flats to members of the large royal family.
The famous and unique Portobello Market basically represents several markets all rolled into one. Crowds of people flock here on Saturday and this is when you can experience the true atmosphere of a live market. People bustle around and barter and the streets are filled with colours and an intriguing energy. A characteristic feature of the Saturday market is opening of hundreds of stalls and lovely little antique shops. You can also come across talented and bizarre street artists here.
The Portobello Hotel
