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Prices are provided by our partners, and reflect average nightly room rates, including taxes and fees that are fixed, known to our partners, and due at time of booking. Other miscellaneous taxes and hotel fees which are not fixed or due at time of booking may be payable at the property at time of stay. Please see our partners for more details.
Decent hotel in a pretty area of London. Lots of quality restaurants and healthy food-stores in walking distance. The employees were welcoming and polite. The hotel itself looks a bit old on the inside. I had a different image in my head after viewing the...More
Checked in for 2 nights & stayed in the hottest most tiny room you can possibly imagine on the ground floor with a terrace full of blokes outside so I could not open the window although I am told the terrace closes at 10pm. I...More
Good location, room on the ground floor, backed onto the patio, no aircon, so felt a little uneasy with window open. Small fan supplied. Room and breakfast room a little cramped and stuffy. Continental breakfast Ok, could do with rearranging things down there no room...More
This is NOT a four star at all! avoid it at ALL cost. I am sat in one of the rooms writing this review and I have just been rudely spoken to by Reddy the receptionist and the housekeeper. They have NO customer service and...More
Thank wunderz
Response from NLHManager, Front Office Manager at New Linden HotelResponded 1 week ago
Dear Madam,
Thank you for taking the time to review the New Linden Hotel. Whilst we understand you were unhappy with your stay you were offered a full refund which you accepted not just the 2 nights that you asked for showing we care about...More
I booked this hotel for my partner and I because the hotel we usually stay was fully booked with it being the Spring Bank Holiday, to be honest as long as it was clean I wasn’t that bothered about the facilities.
We were very surprised....More
Thank Gary S
Response from Mayflower M, Front Office Manager at New Linden HotelResponded 2 weeks ago
Dear Gary S,
Thank you for taking the time to review our hotel. We are thrilled that we were able to accomodate you at such short notice. It's great to see you enjoyed your stay and hope you consider us during your next visit!
All...More
As West London's friskiest corner, Notting Hill more than manages to retain plenty of the same appeal that's brought the affluent area so much worldwide attention. In this attractive cobblestoned neighbourhood, a delectable variety of eateries, independent shops, galleries and street vendors offer a delightful window into how to live the good life in London, with each presenting visitors with an
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experience that's a little more idiosyncratic and endearing than the last. Travelers looking to forage for antiques should be sure to visit the Portobello Road Market on Saturdays, the largest antiques market in the United Kingdom.
Response from Ashanty P | Reviewed this property |
Best way to travel is by public transport which is not far! They could call a cab for you I assume! But you can get around verry easy with public transport.
Enjoy your stay!
This hotel is probably a 10 to 15 minute walk from Underground station.There is no bus that stops in front of hotel. If memory serves me correctly, you have to walk up a couple blocks and take a right at corner where street... More
This hotel is probably a 10 to 15 minute walk from Underground station.There is no bus that stops in front of hotel. If memory serves me correctly, you have to walk up a couple blocks and take a right at corner where street dead ends to get to bust stop. Not to far from that is the train station. So if walking from hotel you will see bust stop about 5 minutes before you see entrance to underground. At the hotel they have a card they give everyone that has the directions. if they are out they will tell you so no worries.
