The Colonnade Hotel ★★

A room at The Colonnade Hotel (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A room at The Colonnade Hotel
A room at The Colonnade Hotel, The Colonnade, London (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A room at The Colonnade Hotel, The Colonnade, London (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A room at The Colonnade Hotel, The Colonnade, London (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A room at The Colonnade Hotel, The Colonnade, London (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A canal in the Little Venice of Maida Vale, near The Colonnade Hotel, The Colonnade, London (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A room at The Colonnade Hotel, The Colonnade, London (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A room at The Colonnade Hotel, The Colonnade, London (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A room at The Colonnade Hotel, The Colonnade, London (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A room at The Colonnade Hotel, The Colonnade, London (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
The lounge at The Colonnade Hotel, The Colonnade, London (Photo courtesy of the hotel)

A cozy, moderate hotel in the Little Venice area of Maida Vale

A room at The Colonnade Hotel
A room at The Colonnade Hotel
A room at The Colonnade Hotel
A canal in the Little Venice of Maida Vale, near The Colonnade Hotel
A room at The Colonnade Hotel

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A room at The Colonnade Hotel (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A room at The Colonnade Hotel (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A room at The Colonnade Hotel (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A room at The Colonnade Hotel (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A canal in the Little Venice of Maida Vale, near The Colonnade Hotel (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A room at The Colonnade Hotel (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A room at The Colonnade Hotel (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A room at The Colonnade Hotel (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
A room at The Colonnade Hotel (Photo courtesy of the hotel)
The lounge at The Colonnade Hotel (Photo courtesy of the hotel)

These cozy, Romantic rooms occupy a lovely Victorian building in the canal-laced district known as "Little Venice," in the Maida Vale neighborhood north of Paddington Station.

It's the perfect place to stay if you want to feel like you're in a real London neighbourhood—one with scenic canal boats, no less—well away from the toruists yet still just a few Tube stops away from the action and the sights.

The Colonnade started life as a pair of 1865 private homes converted in 1880 into a girls' boarding school, and later a birthing hospital (Alan Turing, father of the computer, was born here in 1912). It became a hotel in 1935 (housing the Sigmund Freud family while their Hampstead house was being renovated).

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