Washer Hangers Bed linens Wifi Dishes and silverware Freezer Smart lock Shower gel Bathtub Fire extinguisher Refrigerator Extra pillows and blankets Coffee maker Dedicated workspace Microwave Oven Private entrance Iron Hair dryer Kitchen Smoke alarm Hot water Carbon monoxide alarm Private patio or balcony Portable fans Self check-in Books and reading material Long term stays allowed Body soap Cooking basics Heating Stove Clothing storage: dresser Essentials
Sunny Notting Hill flat & terrace
This is a home not a hotel - for the cost guests have lots of space with added benefit of it not being a flat but a whole little Notting Hill house with an outdoor terrace.  It’s bohemian, a little imperfect and charming. The central location results in street noise but the bedroom is quiet.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />This charming 1 bedroom with en-suite bathroom apartment is set within a whole self-contained house in the heart of trendy Notting Hill Gate. You don’t share the house with anyone else.<br /><br />With its own terrace, perfect for spring/summer breakfasts or dinner with friends - this charming but casual apartment is split across 3 levels with a separate kitchen. Let furnished. All mod cons with excellent wifi access. The Notting Hill Gate tube station is within 1 minute walk.<br /><br />There are basic provisions in the kitchen like tea, coffee and some breakfast options. Guests are welcome to use all in the flat - it is a home away from home. <br /><br />Ideas for
A quick guide or a run through about the area and things to do in London.<br /><br />There are lots of things to do locally. Firstly you are in Notting hill so you have to walk down (all the way) Portobello road which starts from my door step. There is a little Square near the bridge (at the end of Portobello) where you have a few Spanish Tapas - go for it! The Ladbroke Arms (posh local hang out) around the corner is great for locals and a very famous pub The Cow (great fish stew not expensive) is near there too (it's where Hugh Grant used to eat and drink with his friends).<br /><br />Then if you walk the other way, you reach Hyde Park and Serpentine Gallery, the Summer Palace and the Orangery. Continue walking and you reach Oxford Street or you can walk diagonally across the park and you reach South Kensington with all the museums: V&A, National History, Science Museum and so on - a must if you are visiting London.<br /><br />The tube runs from Notting Hill Gate, is a faster way to g
I am a curator working for a gallery in Mayfair, London since 2004.