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The Colonnade

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Hotel Highlights

Welcome to The Colonnade, your 4-star sanctuary in the heart of London! Nestled at 2 Warrington Crescent, this charming hotel is just 2.8mi from the bustling city center, offering a delightful escape without straying far from the vibrant pulse of the city. With prices starting from an unbeatable $72, this is the perfect spot for travelers looking to indulge without breaking the bank!

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Rooms

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150 sqft

Classic, 1 Double Bed, Lowergroundfloor

Flat-screen TV

Tea/Coffee maker

Offering free toiletries, this double room includes a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, a bath and a hairdryer. This double room is air-conditioned and features a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a tea and coffee maker, a wardrobe and a carpeted floor. The unit offers 1 bed.

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1 Double Bed

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10 sqft

Double Room

City view

Private Bathroom

Bathtub

Flat-screen TV

Suite in The Colonnade

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1 Queen Size Bed

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375 sqft

Suite

Garden view

City view

Private Bathroom

Balcony

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Imagine waking up to the alluring scents of a delicious breakfast, eagerly awaiting you right downstairs. Savor your mornings as you bask in a sunlit setting, perhaps on the delightful sun deck, before heading out to explore all that London has to offer. After an exciting day, retreat to your soundproof room where modern amenities like air conditioning and free WiFi ensure utmost comfort as you plan your next adventure.

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Experience the Best

With 1,634 glowing reviews, guests rave about The Colonnade's welcoming atmosphere and top-notch services, including a friendly 24-hour front desk to cater to your every need. Take a stroll through the picturesque garden view or unwind with your favorite drink at the bar—all while feeling right at home. This hotel isn’t just a place to rest your head; it’s an experience waiting to be had!

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Plan Your Stay

But wait, there's more! For those of you with a taste for culinary delights, you won't want to miss out on Janan Restaurant, right inside The Colonnade. Merging traditional flair with a modern twist, this family-friendly dining spot serves up a mouthwatering menu featuring Middle Eastern and international cuisines that will tantalize your taste buds. Whether you're settling in for a romantic dinner or enjoying a hearty family meal, each bite will be a passport to delicious flavors that perfectly complement your London adventure.

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Amenities

Parking

Restaurant

Free wifi

Air conditioning

Bar

Sun deck

Soundproof rooms

24-hour front desk

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Restaurant/places to eat in The Colonnade

Restaurant

Janan Restuarant

Family Friendly, Traditional, Modern, Romantic, Middle Eastern, International, GrillBbq

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Beautiful old hotel from the middle of the 19th century, once a school and hospital where Alan Turing was born. The hotel has several floors, the magnificent suites are on the second floor and can be reached by a historic elevator. To get to the upper rooms, you have to do some exercise by climbing the stairs, but you are rewarded with a view over the area. Most of the rooms are quite spacious, the beds are very comfortable and there are fridges in many rooms. The attached Persian restaurant is fine and has a bright, flowery atmosphere. It also serves as a breakfast room for hotel guests. The continental breakfast is also fine, the full English breakfast is delicious. The staff is extremely friendly and motivated to help with any problems that may arise. The room service does a great job and everything is very clean. The hotel is just around the corner from Warwick Avenue station on the Bakerloo line and the great “Little Venice” neighborhood. There is a lovely little street behind the hotel with restaurants, a café and some stores as well as a well known pub. Thanks to the friendly staff, I'm already looking forward to my next stay.

Marc

I was at a work event until later than I had anticipated and booked this hotel last minute- honestly, it was because it was the cheapest option (£70 for the night) that had an en suite bathroom and I didn’t fancy sharing! I realise I got a last minute ‘deal’ but my goodness this hotel was lovely! A beautiful period property. The person on the front desk was FANTASTIC. I called to say I was arriving late to check that was ok- all fine. He then upgraded me to a suite free of charge. Room was huge, bed was on a mezzanine and very comfortable and bathroom was very spacious and modern. Honestly couldn’t fault it and was a LOT cheaper than Travelodge.

Laura

Having Autism the large windows flooded the room with natural light. Furthermore, there are both bedside lamps and floor lamp for those with sensory issues/ like to have ambience. Spacious floor space so you don't feel confined. Good size sink and shelf area to place bathroom products. Plug sockets by the bed. Proper size kettle and fridge. TV with a good range of channels Ryan and Sanna were friendly and helpful, addressing any issue that arrose. Quietly situated in a residential area, walking distance to Paddington but Bakerloo line nearby. Lovely coffee /bar room with wall mural and greenery and well upholstered furniture.

Guest

The reviews I read for this hotel on Booking.com are a little harsh, in my opinion. However, I can only speak from my experience. Yes, there may be a few areas of the hotel which could do with a lick of paint or a change of the wallpaper, but overall, I had an excellent experience and I would happily recommend this hotel to friends and family. The style, feel and comfort of the hotel outweigh the few minor cosmetic improvements which I'm sure the staff are already aware of. The rooms and beds (I met friends there who were also very happy) were clean and comfortable. A minute walk from Warwick Avenue tube station.

Lee

Stayed over for one night for a Noah Kahan concert on valentines and was the most romantic place I've ever been! Basement bar looked gorgeous, chocolatiere and florist shop 30 second walk, very convenient corner shop and small beautiful array of restaurants. For one night, 2 of us, £89 (which was a bargain and a half!) We were upgraded to the garden suite! Most gorgeous stunning reception and gorgeous room and windows and curtains and a mini fridge! AC was very welcomed as the room was so cosy and bathroom gorgeous

Charlie-lee

Beautiful old hotel from the middle of the 19th century, once a school and hospital where Alan Turing was born. The hotel has several floors, the magnificent suites are on the second floor and can be reached by a historic elevator. To get to the upper rooms, you have to do some exercise by climbing the stairs, but you are rewarded with a view over the area. Most of the rooms are quite spacious, the beds are very comfortable and there are fridges in many rooms. The attached Persian restaurant is fine and has a bright, flowery atmosphere. It also serves as a breakfast room for hotel guests. The continental breakfast is also fine, the full English breakfast is delicious. The staff is extremely friendly and motivated to help with any problems that may arise. The room service does a great job and everything is very clean. The hotel is just around the corner from Warwick Avenue station on the Bakerloo line and the great “Little Venice” neighborhood. There is a lovely little street behind the hotel with restaurants, a café and some stores as well as a well known pub. Thanks to the friendly staff, I'm already looking forward to my next stay.

Marc

I was at a work event until later than I had anticipated and booked this hotel last minute- honestly, it was because it was the cheapest option (£70 for the night) that had an en suite bathroom and I didn’t fancy sharing! I realise I got a last minute ‘deal’ but my goodness this hotel was lovely! A beautiful period property. The person on the front desk was FANTASTIC. I called to say I was arriving late to check that was ok- all fine. He then upgraded me to a suite free of charge. Room was huge, bed was on a mezzanine and very comfortable and bathroom was very spacious and modern. Honestly couldn’t fault it and was a LOT cheaper than Travelodge.

Laura

Having Autism the large windows flooded the room with natural light. Furthermore, there are both bedside lamps and floor lamp for those with sensory issues/ like to have ambience. Spacious floor space so you don't feel confined. Good size sink and shelf area to place bathroom products. Plug sockets by the bed. Proper size kettle and fridge. TV with a good range of channels Ryan and Sanna were friendly and helpful, addressing any issue that arrose. Quietly situated in a residential area, walking distance to Paddington but Bakerloo line nearby. Lovely coffee /bar room with wall mural and greenery and well upholstered furniture.

Guest

The reviews I read for this hotel on Booking.com are a little harsh, in my opinion. However, I can only speak from my experience. Yes, there may be a few areas of the hotel which could do with a lick of paint or a change of the wallpaper, but overall, I had an excellent experience and I would happily recommend this hotel to friends and family. The style, feel and comfort of the hotel outweigh the few minor cosmetic improvements which I'm sure the staff are already aware of. The rooms and beds (I met friends there who were also very happy) were clean and comfortable. A minute walk from Warwick Avenue tube station.

Lee

Stayed over for one night for a Noah Kahan concert on valentines and was the most romantic place I've ever been! Basement bar looked gorgeous, chocolatiere and florist shop 30 second walk, very convenient corner shop and small beautiful array of restaurants. For one night, 2 of us, £89 (which was a bargain and a half!) We were upgraded to the garden suite! Most gorgeous stunning reception and gorgeous room and windows and curtains and a mini fridge! AC was very welcomed as the room was so cosy and bathroom gorgeous

Charlie-lee

Beautiful old hotel from the middle of the 19th century, once a school and hospital where Alan Turing was born. The hotel has several floors, the magnificent suites are on the second floor and can be reached by a historic elevator. To get to the upper rooms, you have to do some exercise by climbing the stairs, but you are rewarded with a view over the area. Most of the rooms are quite spacious, the beds are very comfortable and there are fridges in many rooms. The attached Persian restaurant is fine and has a bright, flowery atmosphere. It also serves as a breakfast room for hotel guests. The continental breakfast is also fine, the full English breakfast is delicious. The staff is extremely friendly and motivated to help with any problems that may arise. The room service does a great job and everything is very clean. The hotel is just around the corner from Warwick Avenue station on the Bakerloo line and the great “Little Venice” neighborhood. There is a lovely little street behind the hotel with restaurants, a café and some stores as well as a well known pub. Thanks to the friendly staff, I'm already looking forward to my next stay.

Marc

I was at a work event until later than I had anticipated and booked this hotel last minute- honestly, it was because it was the cheapest option (£70 for the night) that had an en suite bathroom and I didn’t fancy sharing! I realise I got a last minute ‘deal’ but my goodness this hotel was lovely! A beautiful period property. The person on the front desk was FANTASTIC. I called to say I was arriving late to check that was ok- all fine. He then upgraded me to a suite free of charge. Room was huge, bed was on a mezzanine and very comfortable and bathroom was very spacious and modern. Honestly couldn’t fault it and was a LOT cheaper than Travelodge.

Laura

Having Autism the large windows flooded the room with natural light. Furthermore, there are both bedside lamps and floor lamp for those with sensory issues/ like to have ambience. Spacious floor space so you don't feel confined. Good size sink and shelf area to place bathroom products. Plug sockets by the bed. Proper size kettle and fridge. TV with a good range of channels Ryan and Sanna were friendly and helpful, addressing any issue that arrose. Quietly situated in a residential area, walking distance to Paddington but Bakerloo line nearby. Lovely coffee /bar room with wall mural and greenery and well upholstered furniture.

Guest

The reviews I read for this hotel on Booking.com are a little harsh, in my opinion. However, I can only speak from my experience. Yes, there may be a few areas of the hotel which could do with a lick of paint or a change of the wallpaper, but overall, I had an excellent experience and I would happily recommend this hotel to friends and family. The style, feel and comfort of the hotel outweigh the few minor cosmetic improvements which I'm sure the staff are already aware of. The rooms and beds (I met friends there who were also very happy) were clean and comfortable. A minute walk from Warwick Avenue tube station.

Lee

Stayed over for one night for a Noah Kahan concert on valentines and was the most romantic place I've ever been! Basement bar looked gorgeous, chocolatiere and florist shop 30 second walk, very convenient corner shop and small beautiful array of restaurants. For one night, 2 of us, £89 (which was a bargain and a half!) We were upgraded to the garden suite! Most gorgeous stunning reception and gorgeous room and windows and curtains and a mini fridge! AC was very welcomed as the room was so cosy and bathroom gorgeous

Charlie-lee

Location

2 Warrington Crescent, London, W9 1ER, United Kingdom

Reservations:

+1 (888) 385-8465

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