Queens Park London Hotels: Where to Stay

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Queens Park London Hotels: Where to Stay

I stayed near Queens Park during a week-long work trip to London and discovered a neighbourhood that felt nothing like the tourist chaos of central London. The area has proper local pubs, independent cafes, and residents walking their dogs rather than crowds taking selfies. The Tube connections are good enough that I could be at Oxford Circus in twenty minutes, but returning to Queens Park each evening felt like escaping to somewhere quieter. Hotels here cost noticeably less than Mayfair or Kensington while offering the same quality of room.

Queens Park is a residential area of northwest London with good Tube connections into the centre. Hotels here tend to cost less than equivalent options in Mayfair or Kensington, making it a reasonable base for visiting London without paying central prices. The Bakerloo line runs through Queens Park station, putting Oxford Circus about 20 minutes away.

Park Grand London Lancaster Gate

Park Grand London Lancaster Gate is a 5-star hotel near Queens Park with good access to Hyde Park, Lancaster Gate Tube station, and Paddington.

5-star accommodation

Park Grand London Lancaster Gate is a 5-star hotel with rooms and suites featuring high-speed internet, good toiletries, and modern facilities.

Location

The hotel is close to Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens, with Lancaster Gate Tube station a few minutes on foot and Paddington Station a short Tube ride away. Notting Hill and Portobello Market are nearby.

Lancaster Gate Tube Station is a few minutes walk, with access to the Central line. Paddington Station offers National Rail services and the Heathrow Express. The M4 motorway is nearby for driving out of London.

Holiday Inn Express London – Park Royal

Holiday Inn Express London – Park Royal is a budget-friendly option in northwest London. Rooms have free Wi-Fi and continental breakfast is included. North Acton Underground station is a 3-minute walk, giving access to the Central line. Westfield Shepherd’s Bush and Kew Gardens are within a short Tube or bus ride.

Eurotraveller Hotel – Queens Park

Eurotraveller Hotel – Queens Park is a budget hotel in the Queens Park area. Rooms include free Wi-Fi and basic modern amenities. The hotel is close to Queens Park station on the Bakerloo line, making it straightforward to reach central London.

Best Western London Queens Crystal Hotel

Best Western London Queens Crystal Hotel is a 4-star property near Kensington Gardens and Regent’s Park. The hotel has a restaurant, bar, fitness centre, business centre, and free Wi-Fi. Lancaster Gate Tube station is a short walk away. The nearby parks offer good outdoor space.

Days Hotel London Kensington

Days Hotel London Kensington sits close to Queens Park and the Natural History Museum. Queensway Tube station is a few minutes on foot, with Central line access to Oxford Circus. The hotel has standard amenities and is suitable for both leisure and business visits.

Queens Park Hotel

Queens Park Hotel is a 4-star hotel between Kensington Gardens and Regent’s Park. Rooms have free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and en-suite bathrooms. The hotel has a bar, restaurant, fitness centre, and spa. The Jubilee line is a few minutes away, with direct access to Bond Street and Westminster.

Premier Inn London Queens Park

Premier Inn London Queens Park is a budget option near Queen’s Park, Notting Hill and Little Venice. Rooms are reliable with free Wi-Fi and en-suite bathrooms. The hotel is a few minutes from Paddington and Marylebone stations, and Queens Park station connects to the Bakerloo line.

Conclusion

Queens Park has decent hotel options at lower prices than central London. The Park Grand Lancaster Gate is the best option if you want 5-star facilities in the area, while the Premier Inn and Holiday Inn Express give good value for straightforward stays. Transport links via the Bakerloo line make it easy enough to get into central London.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why choose Queens Park over more central London areas?
Queens Park offers a genuine residential London experience at significantly lower prices than central areas like Mayfair or Covent Garden. You get the same quality hotels for £100-150 less per night, with excellent Tube connections that put you at Oxford Circus in 20 minutes. The neighborhood has proper local character, independent cafes, and quieter streets while remaining very accessible to major attractions.

How good are transport links from Queens Park to central London?
Queens Park station connects to the Bakerloo line, providing direct access to Oxford Circus in 20 minutes, Piccadilly Circus in 22 minutes, and Waterloo in 25 minutes. The area also has good bus connections. While not as instantly central as Covent Garden, the transport links are excellent and you avoid the constant crowds and noise of tourist areas.

What attractions are within walking distance of Queens Park hotels?
Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park are within 15-20 minutes walk from most Queens Park hotels. The area itself features Queens Park itself, a lovely green space perfect for morning walks. Nearby Portobello Market and Notting Hill are accessible by short bus or Tube rides. The British Museum and West End theatres require a Tube journey but are easily reachable.

Are Queens Park hotels suitable for families visiting London?
Yes, several Queens Park properties offer excellent family accommodation. The Park Grand London Lancaster Gate and Best Western London Queens Crystal Hotel both provide family rooms at more affordable rates than equivalent central London options. The residential neighborhood is quieter and safer-feeling than tourist districts, and nearby parks provide space for children to play.

Which Queens Park hotel offers the best value for money?
The Holiday Inn Express London – Park Royal and Premier Inn London Queens Park typically offer the best value, with comfortable rooms starting from £80-100 per night. For those wanting more amenities and a more upscale experience, the Park Grand London Lancaster Gate provides 5-star accommodation at prices below equivalent Mayfair properties while maintaining high standards.

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Written by

Clint Edgar

Travel writer, dog-friendly travel expert, author of Dog-Friendly Weekends & Dog Days Out Brightwell-Cum-Sotwell, England, United Kingdom

30+ years travelling
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