In a quiet garden square in Bayswater, Lords Hotel has rooms with private bathrooms and a 24-hour front desk. Bayswater and Queensway subway stations are only a 5-minute walk away. All rooms come equipped with a flat-screen TV and chargeable Wi-Fi access. Guest rooms are in the hotel’s main building on the corner of Leinster Square, and an annex on the same street, 350 feet away. Continental breakfast is served in the hotel dining room, and cold drinks and snacks can be purchased at the front desk. Traditional English pub food and international cuisine can be found just around the corner. Guests can take a walk through trendy Notting Hill and the Portobello Road Market, or spend an afternoon in nearby Hyde Park and Kensington Palace.
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