Notting Hill Vacation Packages

I’m a wheelchair user and booked an accessible king room. The doors were all wide enough to fit my all terrain wheelchair through and I could fit in the elevator with several people and the doors opened other side so no need to turn or reverse out. Some mirrors were still positioned to standing height in the room though and demonstrated the importance of having an actual disabled person involved in your design process for accessibility. A beautiful room with an accessible wardrobe and mirrors in the doors I could see in. The hotel has a revolving front door with an accessible door to the side and front desk staff were on it treating me like a queen when I arrived or left the hotel and never left me waiting. Always making sure everything was ok and checking in on me. I need to thank Fotios Savva at guest relations because they really were the highlight of my stay and made me feel like if I needed anything they’d be right there to help me out. Shoreditch was pretty accessible and amazing place to explore. I hope to stay here again.

Very small and compact inner city hotel. Rooms pretty cramped and really hard to get in and out of the bath to have a shower. Lighting was poor over the mirrors, but the AC worked well! Overall a little tired and dated, but ok.

The Langham epitomizes comfortable elegance. It feels like coming home when we visit London. Everything is perfectly correct, but also warm and welcoming. We will always return.

The apartment was great - getting in the property was tricky at first as code didn't work and property manager didn't respond but beyond that was good. the hallway and elevator was very dirty on arrival. the apartment was good though. nice size/quality