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The Laslett

London, United Kingdom · Independent · Accessible Luxury

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Rhaune Laslett, the activist whose Notting Hill festival grew into the carnival, has her name on the door at 8 Pembridge Gardens. The Laslett opened in 2015 through five Grade II Victorian townhouses, a minute from Notting Hill Gate. The Henderson bar downstairs is named for Russell Henderson, the Trinidadian musician who helped give the carnival its sound, and Portobello is the morning walk.

About The Laslett

History

The Laslett opened in 2015 at 8 Pembridge Gardens, five Grade II Victorian townhouses, named for Rhaune Laslett. It replaced the Hillgate Hotel's serviced apartments, going from 59 studios to 51 rooms. Living Rooms (Tracy Lowy) developed it. Tom Bartlett designed the interiors. The Henderson bar is named for Russell Henderson.

The setting

8 Pembridge Gardens, Notting Hill, W2 4DU, less than a minute from Notting Hill Gate station. Portobello Road, Hyde Park and Kensington Palace are the walks.

Restaurants and bars

Experiences

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