The Laslettvs?

"Modest in size and decor, this fairly priced property wins out on location (near West End and Covent Garden), but the amenity roster is not as lengthy as might be expected." Full review

"The Laslett serves as a homey gateway to local culture and London style."

"Thoughtful local touches—antique curios from Notting Hill dealer Jerome Dodd, Neal’s Yard bath products, beat-up old Penguin paper backs on the bedside table—give it an appropriately home-style feel." Full review

"Design digs spread over five Victorian townhouses decked in contemporary British art, with an intimate bar, and a well-curated library and boutique." Full review

"A demure Victorian façade and elegant dove-grey and red interiors are infused with the neighbourhood’s offbeat charisma by hip British brands and a cast of local legends." Full review

"The Laslett’s spacious and peaceful rooms promise cushy beds, stacks of Penguin books for bedtime reading, fast and free wifi, loads of plug sockets, plus Neal’s Yard products in the glossy bathroom." Full review

"Named after Rhaune Laslett, founder of the Notting Hill Carnival, and set across five interconnecting Victorian townhouses, The Laslett is part of Tracy Lowy’s Living Rooms collection" Full review

"This hotel is a rabbit warren of rooms spread across five Victorian townhouses. With just 50 bedrooms, it’s one of London’s more personal hotels, and your pup is bound to appreciate the low-key vibe."

"The Laslett’s 51 rooms and suites span a row of five Victorian townhouses...the rooms and suites are a perfect mix of proper hotel luxury and casual guest-room atmosphere." Full review