The Laslett
London
“Bohemian Notting Hill townhouse”
MICHELIN Guide
Vibe
Five Victorian stucco townhouses combine residential ease with Golborne Road antiques, Pinch furniture, and British art in a lively Notting Hill lounge.
“Bohemian Notting Hill townhouse”
Named after Notting Hill Carnival’s founder, featuring artwork by Barbara Hulanicki and Golborne Road antiques.
Waldo Works interiors furnished with bespoke Pinch seating, Race Furniture, and custom Nocturne Workshop lighting.
Five interconnected Grade II-listed Victorian stucco townhouses preserving classic residential architectural proportions.
In Notting Hill on Pembridge Gardens, steps from Notting Hill Gate station and Portobello Road
Rooms
Bedside tables hold stacks of Penguin Classics beneath custom Nocturne lamps, alongside bathrooms lined in monochrome subway tile with deep soaking tubs.
Wellness
Tucked downstairs, the Recharge Rooms offer specialized treatments ranging from ozone sauna sessions and lymphatic drainage to targeted vitamin infusions.
Backstory
The property takes its name from Rhaune Laslett, the local community organizer whose 1966 neighborhood festival launched the legendary Notting Hill Carnival.
Eat & drink
The Henderson Bar & Kitchen serves seasonal British dishes and Russ Henderson's rum punch, spilling out onto a heated street-facing terrace.
The neighborhood
Set on residential Pembridge Gardens, the hotel puts Portobello Road's antique stalls and Notting Hill Gate station just a short walk away.
“The Laslett places a tireless emphasis on the local, the homegrown, the authentic; this is a hotel that couldn’t exist anywhere else.”
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