Portobello Hotel
What the experts agree on
Two converted Victorian townhouses in Notting Hill house 21 eccentric, individually decorated rooms—long a low-key hideaway for musicians, models, and movie stars alike.
“This Neoclassical mansion hotel may feel more like a posh home than a hotel, but its hassle-free ambience draws an eclectic smattering of musicians, models, poets, writers, and actors.”
– Travel + Leisure
"An attractive Victorian townhouse in an elegant terrace."
"The quintessential Portobello Hotel tale is the night that Kate Moss and Johnny Depp allegedly took a champagne bath here. It sums up the hotel -- glamorous, bubbly, and expensive." Full review
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Since windows are not double-glazed, request a room in the quiet rear.
"The very definition of shabby chic, the decor is half high-Victorian, half colonial, with claw-foot tubs and a great deal of red velvet."
"One of London's quirkiest hotels, the little Portobello... is seriously hip, attracting scores of celebrities to its small but stylish rooms that are decorated with joyous abandon." Full review
"It remains a pleasingly unpretentious place, with a more civilised demeanour than its legend might suggest." Full review
"This long-running, popular hotel combines Victorian coziness with sumptous extravagance in its individually decorated bedrooms."
"Two elegant, six-story Victorian terrace houses have melded together into an eclectic hotel that serves as a magnet for visiting rock and movie stars."
"This hip Notting Hill boutique hotel has a reputation as a celebrity hideaway, and its individually designed rooms are suitably dramatic."
"This splendidly located, 21-room property has been a firm favourite with rock and rollers and movie stars down the decades." Full review
18.7
"London’s original rock & roll hotel was showing its age, and its eclectic, bohemian style looked like something of a relic." Full review
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Free Breakfast
Laundry Service
Concierge
Smoking Rooms
Multilingual
Meeting Rooms
$257/night
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