London: The Colonnade (4 Star Hotel)

0.3 business
Many of the rooms have four poster beds
Some rooms enjoy a small balcony
Wrap yourself in Egyptian cotton linen
The boutique hotel was a former Victorian mansion
Enjoy a drink outside in the warm summer months
A full English or Contintal Breakfast is available
Complimentary Port is served in reception

Address: 2 warrington crescent , London W9 1ER, United kingdom
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Lonely Planet review

  • Peter Dragicevich
  • Lonely Planet author
The history of the Colonnade Town House is almost as interesting as the roster of guests who've stayed here. Originally built as two private homes in the 1800s, this hotel has experienced life as a hospital - the original lift which was used to carry stretchers and trolleys up to the operating theatre still works - and a ladies dormitory.

The handsome Colonnade is in Little Venice, one of London's most charming quarters, with its myriad of canals, houseboats, riverside bars and cafes. The rooms are comfortable and elegant, classically dressed in various combinations of scrumptious red and green velvet against crisp white linen and dark wood furniture. Deluxe rooms have four-poster beds. The smaller doubles could do with an extra square metre or so and the London underground rumblings might keep the basement room dwellers awake. All other rooms, however, are very generous with soaring ceilings, grand windows, and some private balconies.

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Check-in / Check-out Earliest check-in: 2:00 PM
Latest check-out time: 11:00 AM