Hostels near Notting Hill
Sorted in order of distance from Notting Hill
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Bowden Court
Free Breakfast
Astor Leinster Inn
Free Breakfast
Onefam Notting Hill
Urbany Hostel
Located in a Victorian terraced house built in the 1800s, Urbany Hostel is a social backpacker hostel spread over 4 floors (there is no elevator). Some amenities include free Wifi, 24hr CCTV, a … More
St Christopher's Inn Shepherd's Bush
Free Breakfast
Smart Hyde Park Inn Hostel
Free Breakfast
Astor Kensington Hostel
Smart Hyde Park View Hostel
Free Breakfast
Kensal Green Backpackers
Free Breakfast
Barmy Badger Backpackers
Free Breakfast
A quaint accommodation that’s suitable for the quiet traveller. Included in the price of your stay: Wifi, fully equipped kitchen, BBQ, tea & coffee all day and memory foam mattress and … More
Saint James Backpackers
Free Breakfast
Astor Hyde Park Hostel
Astor is undeniably cool thanks to the manor-looking lounge and £1 all-you-can-eat-breakfast. The big projector screen is perfect for a movie night in! All rooms - mixed & female only … More
Publove @ The Green Man, Paddington
Free Breakfast
St Christopher's Hammersmith
Free Breakfast
Astor Kensington
Free Breakfast
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Notting Hill: The Backpacker's Paradise
Welcome to Notting Hill, where cobblestone streets wind through rows of pastel-colored houses and the air is filled with the aroma of international cuisine. If you're a budget traveler or a backpacker looking for a district that offers a timeless appeal, Notting Hill is your dream destination. Let's dive into what makes this neighborhood in London so special.
Timeless Landmarks
In Notting Hill, history meets the present at every corner. Stroll down Portobello Road, where the iconic Portobello Road Market has been enticing shoppers for decades. This bustling market is a treasure trove of antiques, vintage clothing, and quirky knick-knacks - a budget traveler's paradise. Don't miss the Electric Cinema, one of the oldest working cinemas in the country, dating back to 1910. Watching a movie here is a cinematic experience like no other.
The timeless beauty of Notting Hill isn't limited to markets and cinemas. The district boasts elegant garden squares like Ladbroke Square and Kensington Park Gardens. These serene green spaces provide the perfect escape from the urban hustle and bustle, and they're absolutely free to visit.
Efficient Transportation
Getting around Notting Hill is a breeze, thanks to its efficient and well-established transportation options. The district is served by the London Underground's Central, Circle, and District lines, making it easy to connect to other parts of the city. If you prefer the iconic red buses, they crisscross through Notting Hill as well. Consider purchasing an Oyster card for hassle-free travel.
Reliable Amenities
Notting Hill offers a range of amenities that have stood the test of time. For your daily needs, supermarkets like Tesco and Sainsbury's are scattered throughout the neighborhood. The local laundromats and internet cafes are budget-friendly and well-maintained, making it easy to stay connected and keep your clothes fresh.
Cultural Notes and Tips
Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of Notting Hill by visiting during the Notting Hill Carnival, Europe's largest street festival. Held annually in August, this celebration of Caribbean culture features colorful parades, live music, and delicious street food. It's an experience you won't forget.
As you explore Notting Hill, be respectful of the neighborhood's rich history and diverse community. It's a place where creativity thrives, so keep an eye out for street art and small galleries that often pop up unexpectedly.
Why Stay Here?
So, why should you choose Notting Hill as your base for exploring London? Here are a few compelling reasons:
- Budget-Friendly: Notting Hill offers a wide range of budget accommodations, from cozy hostels to affordable guesthouses.
- Timeless Charm: The district's historic streets and landmarks provide a unique and picturesque backdrop for your adventures.
- Cultural Diversity: Experience a melting pot of cultures through the local cuisine, festivals, and artistic expressions.
- Effortless Exploration: With excellent transportation links, you can easily explore other parts of London from Notting Hill.
In conclusion, Notting Hill is not just a district; it's an experience. Its timeless charm, budget-friendly accommodations, and rich cultural tapestry make it an ideal choice for backpackers and budget travelers. So pack your bags, embrace the colorful streets, and make memories that will last a lifetime in Notting Hill.
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