Abbey Court Hotel

We stayed here on the recommendation of our travel agent (she's fired). The room they gave us for $300 plus a night was cramped, very hot and noisy with nothing to look at but a wall. I will say that the staff were polite and when we asked for another room we were shown several others (some in the dank basement) and finally settled on a larger room for a further 40 pounds a night. We had to stay one night in the "closet" they advertised as a "superior deluxe". As for location this was our first trip to London and we would choose something... more

we stayed two nights in April at the Abbey Court Hotel by Notting hill Gate. Great location..wonderful friendly knowledgable staff . The manager even walked us to get our bus tickets and showed us where to go. Our room was a decent size, decorated English style, great beds,two chairs with a table to enjoy tea, very pretty, not much of a view,but clean and large bath with a jacuzzi tub [which we so enjoyed after a long flight]Breakfast which was included was served in a beautiful garden setting plenty of fruits, meats, hard cooked eggs,... more

The Abbey Court Hotel claims to be the place to go for a romantic weekend...and it certainly is! My boyfriend surprised me a few days before Valentine's Day by announcing we were going to London. Not the most romantic guy I expected him to have arranged a run of the mill B&B for us. But he really got it right this time! The Abbey Court was the perfect choice for our romantic weekend - champagne, flowers, the works. And when we wanted some advice about places to go while we were there the staff were really knowledgable. So any... more

I found this hotel on the web and was planning a surprise for my wife for Valentines day, I booked a package at the Abbey Court and WOW, what a wonderful romantic hotel. They thought of everything, it was very very special and was a real treat. From the rose petals on the bed, to the scented pillows, chilled champers and a late departure time, they really had thought this through. Thank you to Susanne at the hotel who was a great help. This is the most romantic hotel and I am now planning to go back again for our... more

After a bad stay at another hotel I checked out and moved to the Abbey Court Hotel in Notting Hill for the rest of my weekend. It was superb. The staff were great, the room was bigger and the decor was just so wonderful, very olde worldy. The breakfast could be a little better, mainly the coffee, but over all it was well worth the £140 a night we paid. I have already booked to stay there again in a few weeks time. Thanks to Alain and his staff for a really good Gem of a london hotel.

Yes, this hotel is near a tube station and Portobello Rd. but quiet and peaceful? Not at all. Constant door-slamming kept me awake at night and woke me early in the morning. The bathroom was adequate but my room was tiny, drab and very dimly lit. Naturally a photo of it is not featured on their website... In fact, their website is largely a work of fiction. Yes there are Internet facilities but at 1.50 pounds for 10 minutes?! The Internet cafe across the main street charges the same amount for an hour! Very disappointing experience,... more

Stayed at The Abbey Court Hotel Pembridge Gardens in July 2004 and found it to be a most comfortable and clean Hotel, with wonderful service and food. It is also so handy to shops and Tube, just a two minute walk to both. Highly recommendable Hotel.

We have just returned from an 8-day stay at the Abbey Court Hotel, and cannot praise this wonderful hotel, or its gracious staff, highly enough. While only half a block from the Notting Hill Gate tube station, the hotel is a clean, quiet and charming oasis, and a perfect spot for a romantic holiday. There are dozens of excellent restaurants within walking distance, and the Portobello Road antique market is just around the corner.I was especially taken with their "Continental" breakfast (included in the price of the room) which included ham,... more

We loved this boutique hotel. We found the rooms very clean, tastefully decorated and full of charm. Sure the rooms are smaller than what we get in the U.S but what do you expect? The place dates back from 1830! For business users, this is perfect -easy to reach all parts of London, yet very peaceful for a good night's rest. The staff were exceptional in their attitude and hospitality. There are plenty more places that charge a lot more and offer a lot less. This will be our base in London from now on, for sure.

We recently stayed at the Abbery Court for two nights as we travelled around Europe. I would say in general that for the outrageous prices of London hotels that this hotel was on par. The hotel is a small townhouse in a quiet, very untouristy area of Notting Hill. It is very close to the tube, which was terrific. There is really no lobby or public rooms to speak of, other than a tiny reception room and a lovely basement breakfast room. The staff was very professional and kind, and thew breakfast buffet was very nice. However, our room was... more