The Abbey

Brilliant location, room was a brilliant size with large windows and high ceilings. Could do with a re decoration, and limited plugs one plug was loose on wall!! Curtains were hanging and needed securing to rail again. Apart from that would stay again as 5 minute walk to tube, shops and Portbello market within 5-10 min walk also. Westfield shopping centre was walked in 30 minutes which was great

The location is amazing and the staff friendly and helpful. The bathrooms are stuck in the 1970s and need an urgent update

Wonderful place. Simple, cozy, convenient and fantastic staff.

Dee at Reception was especially helpful with my heavy luggages down and up the Lower Ground Room. She’s also very helpful with information. The property is clean and most conveniently located just 2min walk to Nottinghill Gate Station and groceries shops

Beautiful, quiet spot right in the centre of Notting Hill (a minute’s walk to Notting Hill Gate underground) - unfortunately our room wasn’t ready when we first arrived, so they immediately upgraded us to another room which made our stay that little bit extra special. Would definitely stay here again :)

The Abbey is a nice, little and quiet hotel in the Nothing Hill area. It is easily accessible by the public transport. There was always someone to help you. Checking in and out was very easy. The room was spacious, but a little old. It can use some upgrade (especially the bathroom). The rooms downstairs were a little to dark.

Really can’t understand how this is classed as a 4star hotel. I stay in London roughly once a month for work, usually choosing a different neighbourhood to allow me to see more of the city, past my office walls. Of all the hotels I’ve stayed in in London, it’s by far the worst. Dated, dingy and drab! Yes the rooms come with a whirlpool bath but the bath was cracked and badly covered over and the thought of using the whirlpool feature made me feel physically sick as it didn’t look clean. Even basic things like the desk in the room being badly patched over, and the mirrors being all chipped away at, not to mention the lack of lift which isn’t ideal if you have luggage. The hotel could do with a serious investment to achieve the so called 4 star rating it has. It just felt dirty and gave me the ick. I often choose independents over bigger chains as I love supporting small businesses but on this occasion, so wish I’d chosen a travelodge or premier inn over this accommodation.

Stayed for a couple of nights at this little gem of a hotel. Located in a quiet street just a stones throw from the underground station. We found the staff so friendly and helpful and the accommodation lived up to our expectations, we had a first floor room. King-size bed very comfy, and the best nights sleep we've ever had in London. Our bathroom (room 12) could use a make-over but it was clean and functional, just a little dated. Will definitely use this hotel again.