## The space It comfortably sleeps 3 with one king size bed and a sofa bed. The property is well connected to public transport and is only a few minutes walk to London's leafy Hyde Park. Notting Hill and Marylebone are on your doorstep, providing a plethora of renowned bars, trendy shops, fancy restaurants & famous bustling markets (Portobello). Amenities: - 24/7 guest support - Professionally cleaned - Hotel-quality bed linen and towels - 24/7 check-in as there is a lockbox with the keys Kitchen/Living Room - Fully equipped - Oven - Stove - Refrigerator - Microwave - Toaster - Kettle - Washing machine - Dishwasher Living Room: - Sofa bed - Coffee table - Large Smart TV - Dining table and four chairs Bedroom: - Double bed - Hotel quality linen - Hotel quality towels - Large mirrored wardrobe Bathroom: - Shower - Sink - Toilet - Hotel quality towels ## Guest access Guest will have access to the entire flat during their stay. ## Guest interaction Guests will have access to the entire property, but myself or my support team will be contactable 24/7 for the duration of your stay, to answer any questions you may have.

## The neighborhood Unusually for somewhere so central, Paddington has managed to avoid becoming a tourist hub in the way of Marble Arch and Oxford Street, with most visiting the area purely to get on and off the Heathrow Express (which departs conveniently from Paddington Station for any residents heading off on holiday). There are still quiet streets to be found, independent cafes, good schools and even the two-month-long annual Paddington Festival to celebrate the area and bring the residents together. What else? For world-class shopping and European cafe culture, Oxford Street and Marylebone are only a short distance away, while if you’re looking to get away from big-city living, the canal is the perfect place for a weekend walk or even a leisurely tour from one of the many canal boat operators, and there’s always Hyde Park too. If you’ve got deep pockets, a thirst for travel and the desire to be in a lively, central area, you’ll be hard-pressed to find somewhere better. Nearby Notting Hill is one of London's most iconic neighbourhoods. Best known as host to the world’s second biggest carnival (after Rio’s Mardi Gras) and home to the famous Portobello Road Market, Notting Hill is also a serious destination for culture buffs and those on the hunt for a quintessential London experience. On weekends throughout the year, crowds stroll the two-mile stretch of Portobello Road Market. Colourful terraces are interspersed with antiques shops, buskers, historic pubs and clothing stalls. Straddling the antiques and fashion markets (which are busiest on Saturdays) are the equally old-fashioned and charming produce markets, the calls of fruit and veg sellers helping give the place a Dickensian air. There’s street food of all kinds, from paella and bratwurst to crepes and churros. The markets have a grungier feel past the Westway sports centre, but it is worth persevering for the people-watching and to admire the 100m-long Portobello Wall, which features publi...