Novotel London West

It is a large hotel with 630 guest rooms. All rooms have comfortable beds, a sofa, a work desk, a flat-screen television, a small fridge/minibar, tea and coffee making facilities and en suite bathrooms. Rooms at this hotel are spacious with the smallest rooms starting at 23m² (247 sq ft).

The hotel has several restaurants including Artisan Grill and Aroma Restaurant, which has an international menu.

The hotel also has a lounge bar, which offers a more casual environment to enjoy a drink or a bite to eat. The hotel’s location near the centre of Hammersmith ensures that there are plenty of other places nearby to eat and drink.

All guests also have access to the hotel’s fitness centre.

Free Wi-Fi wireless internet access is available throughout the hotel.

The hotel is in the centre of Hammersmith, which is a major commercial centre with easy access to Central London. It is quite a good neighbourhood to stay in as it is close enough to the centre of London to not feel suburban but far enough out to still be relatively affordable. The area is quite built up with office blocks, a couple of theatres (including the Lyric and Apollo) and plenty of shopping options. There is also a big Westfield shopping centre around a 20-minute walk north of here in Shepherds Bush.

The hotel is around a five-minute walk to Hammersmith tube station, which is served by the Circle, District, Hammersmith & City and Piccadilly lines. The station is in zone two and there are trains every few minutes into central London. From here it is 16 minutes by tube to Piccadilly Circus and only eight minutes to South Kensington. It is also possible to walk to Kensington in just half an hour, although it is around a 45-minute walk to the South Kensington museums.

The Piccadilly line also goes to Heathrow Airport making this hotel a good option if you’re flying in or out of Heathrow. It takes just over half an hour to get out to Heathrow by tube and the late-night bus route N9 can take you to the airport in around 45 minutes.

Note that Hammersmith station is split into two parts: one part is served by the Circle and the Hammersmith and City lines and the other has the District and Piccadilly lines. Both parts of the station are only a one-minute walk apart but you have to exit one part and then cross the road before entering the other part of the station.

If you’re driving, the hotel has a large on-site car park with 240 spaces but it costs £1.50 per hour.