Notting Hill Holiday Deals

Notting Hill Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Notting Hill

Quit adulting for a bit. It's time to fast forward to that amazing part of your life where you travel to London! This awesome city is full of surprises, and you'll find a good deal of them hidden in neighbhourhoods like Notting Hill. The capital of England is home to some 7,600,000 people. Don't be scared to get out and make friends with a few of them! To reach Notting Hill from Heathrow Airport, hail a taxi, throw your bags in the boot and head 17 kilometres to the east. If you're arriving from the city centre, you'll need to go 6 kilometres west.

Notting Hill is a sightseer's wonderland. A lot of the city's best attractions are dotted near this neighbourhood, including the Big Ben and Buckingham Palace. You should also drop by Royal Albert Hall and Trafalgar Square. A good way to take in this city is to visit a few of its neighbourhoods. So why not swing by nearby Westbourne Grove and Holland Park and discover their unique charms?

Can't wait to check out St. Paul's Cathedral? Sitting just 8 kilometres to the east, it'll be a breeze accessing this world-famous attraction from Notting Hill.

The centre of the city also boasts a range of excellent sights to admire, such as the Coca-Cola London Eye and Westminster Abbey. You shouldn't go back to your hotel room without swinging by Piccadilly Circus and the Tate Modern as well.

Need a break from the kids? Organise a babysitter and head out to Kensington Roof Gardens, the Hippodrome Casino, the Empire Casino and the Fuller’s Griffin Brewery.

Eager to get a feel for the cultural scene? Head to the Saatchi Gallery, the Southbank Centre, the Royal Academy of Arts and the Photographers' Gallery.

Nothing stills the mind and boosts your creativity like visiting an art gallery. Spark your curiosity as you examine the fascinating works showcased at the Tate Britain, the National Gallery, the Victoria and Albert Museum and the Wallace Collection.

Gaze into the glass cabinets and learn all about the artefacts on display as you walk through the interesting collections of the Natural History Museum, the London Transport Museum, the Florence Nightingale Museum and the Design Museum.

One of the marks of an exceptional performance is often how resounding the applause is when the curtains go down. Watch the audience rise to their feet at Royal Opera House, the Hammersmith Apollo, the Victoria Palace Theatre and the Royal National Theatre.

Often kids can have fun in the most unusual places. Grab your camera and capture the moments at the British Library, Covent Garden Market, Sea Life London Aquarium and the Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum.

Love making friends with animals? The fantastic creatures at the ZSL London Zoo and the Kentish Town City Farm provide the opportunity for a truly original group photo!

Kids don't want to spend all day cooped up in a hotel room. Give them a break and spend some time at one of the area's fun-filled attractions. They can choose from Hampstead Heath, the London Wonderground, Parliament Hill Lido and All Star Lanes-Holborn.

If you're blessed with sunshine, fill your body with fresh air and enjoy a spot of nature at Primrose Hill, the Queen Mary's Gardens, Hampstead Ponds and Berkeley Square.

To catch a glimpse of some native flora and fauna, visit the Royal Botanic Gardens (Kew Gardens), London Wetland Centre, the Chelsea Physic Garden and Camley Street Natural Park.

If the fast-paced energy of city life is tiring you out, head to one of the nearby green spaces. Kensington Gardens, Russell Square, Hyde Park and St. James Park are wonderful places to kick off your shoes and relax.

Buy the basics or search for some unique souvenirs. Purchase everything you're after at Harrods, Portobello Road Market, Selfridges and Brent Cross Shopping Centre.

Learn more about the past at one or two of the area's time-weathered sites, such as Kensington Palace, the British Museum, the Royal Academy of Music and Leicester Square.

Regardless of your religious beliefs, it's worth experiencing St. Martin-in-the-Fields, Westminster Cathedral, Brompton Oratory and London Temple Church.

If you're a huge fan of sports, there aren't many finer ways to indulge your passion than with a visit to Lord's Cricket Ground. The home of the Marylebone Cricket Club, try to time your break with a live game or think about taking a behind-the-scenes tour.

Hotels in Notting Hill

No matter how you like to roll, there's a room waiting for you in Notting Hill. For accommodation that won't break the bank, book yourself in at either the Sloane Square Hotel (7-12 Sloane Square) or the Montana Hotel London (67/69 Gloucester Road). But if you'd rather be pampered while you're here, the Bulgari Hotel, London or the Ham Yard Hotel, Firmdale Hotels might be more up your alley. Just sit back, relax and let the experienced staff do what they do best.

If you're looking to stay close to Royal Albert Hall, the Point West Apartments and the Cheval Thorney Court are both good options.