Where to Stay in London’s Notting Hill
“Notting Hill” is still one of the best romantic comedies of ALL time. Julia Roberts & Hugh Grant bring a ton of charisma to the screen: but so does the neighborhood itself. While first-time travelers to London may want to stay in action-packed areas like Westminster: repeat visitors may want to venture a little further out, to a more authentic London neighborhood. Notting Hill is just that place! So here we’ll find out: where to stay in London’s Notting Hill neighborhood?

Have your own Julia Roberts meets Hugh Grant moment in charming Notting Hill…
Reasons to Stay in Notting Hill: You’ll get a more charming village experience in Notting Hill, with its picturesque, pastel-colored houses ~ but still be close to major tourist attractions like Kensington Palace & Hyde Park.
Notting Hill actually sits just north of Hyde Park, making afternoon strolls an easy reality.

Notting Hill is known for its pretty, pastel-colored houses…
In a Rush? Here are the Top Hotels in Notting Hill:
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ The Milestone Hotel – Click here for rates & availability
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Portobello Hotel – Click here for rates & availability
⭐️⭐️⭐️ The Knight of Notting Hill – Click here for rates & availability
Overview of Notting Hill Hotels

Portobello Hotel is one of the most stylish hotels in Notting Hill.
- The Portobello Hotel ($$$) = Charming Boutique Hotel by Kensington Gardens: If I was in Notting Hill: this is where I’d stay! A hotel with style, comfort, modern amenities, AND a nod to the Victorian age ~ with four-poster beds & free-standing tubs: this place has it all. You’re just steps from famous Portobello Road, with its legendary shopping & markets; plus walkable to Kensington Palace & Gardens. Check prices here.
- The Knight of Notting Hill ($$) = Quirky Hotel with a Great Bar + Music Scene: If you’re looking to meet people at a great hotel bar, right in the heart of Notting Hill: this is a good option. And it’s affordable: with rooms under $200/night. Their bar is known for attracting great musicians, & their pub serves up classic comfort food + great beer. You’re close to great shopping, coffee shops, & restaurants. Perfect on a budget!
- The Laslett Hotel ($$$) = Refined Hotel with Chic Library Bar by Notting Hill Gate. Just steps from Notting Hill’s tube station: this hotel is a great base for exploring the city. Not only are you in the heart of Notting Hill ~ but you can also catch the tube easily, & reach other areas of the city in minutes. Set in five charming Victorian townhouses, their chic coffee shop + library bar are winners. Check prices here.
- Milestone Hotel ($$$) = Luxurious 5-Star Hotel in a Tranquil Spot by Kensington Palace: There are technically no five-star hotels in Notting Hill proper. So if it’s five-star service you’re after: head south to Kensington. Set in a Victorian building that dates back to 1883, you have history galore here ~ plus incredible views of Kensington Gardens. Room service is 24/7, there’s a spa, elegant restaurant + Afternoon Tea served in a stunning conservatory.
This is the hotel where you’d be most likely to run into characters from “Downton Abbey!“

Afternoon tea service at five-star Milestone Hotel.
“[The Milestone Hotel] is simply WOW. The decor is superb. The bedroom we were allocated was beautiful & on two floors. So beautifully done. The breakfast buffet had everything one could wish for. Its decor was regal.
I would definitely recommend this hotel.”
– Chris Marcil
Check prices at The Milestone Hotel.
Map of Notting Hill Hotels
Photo of The Knight of Notting Hill

The Knight of Notting Hill has a lively bar with a famous music scene. Photo: London Unattached.
Check prices at music-filled The Knight of Notting Hill.
Photos of The Laslett Hotel

The Laslett Hotel is chic & stylish, right by Notting Hill’s tube station.

Their library bar serves up a chic daily cocktail hour. Photo: Cheila Gibbs.
“[The Laslett] is a true gem in Notting Hill. Set in a beautiful Victorian terrace, the hotel feels warm, stylish & wonderfully personal. The atmosphere invites you to relax & connect. I loved the art, books, & thoughtful design details throughout.
Perfect location & a truly welcoming, almost family-like feel. I will definitely come back.”
– Martina Toifl
Where to Stay in Notting Hill
For more articles on London, check out the closest castle stays to London (some are within just 90 minutes) ~ or check out what it’s like to stay at charming B&B’s in the legendary Cotswolds….
xoxo Noelia
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