Basing Street, W11 1EW · London
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What is closest to the door at Urban Chic – Basing — and where we send guests to eat in Notting Hill.
Westbourne Park
Circle and Hammersmith & City lines — about 7 minutes' walk
Ladbroke Grove
Circle and Hammersmith & City lines — about 8 minutes' walk
Boots, Portobello Road
about 6 minutes' walk
Times are approximate. Our team can point you to the nearest late-night pharmacy at any hour.
Places worth the short trip from Notting Hill.
The street market that defines Notting Hill: antiques at the south end, fruit and veg mid-way, vintage and street food under the Westway. Saturday is antiques day and by far the busiest.
Free. Saturday is the big antiques day, Friday quieter, Monday to Thursday mostly produce. Arrive 9-10am.
Visit website →Time Tunnel of British packaging, adverts and toys from Victorian times to now - pure nostalgia, and small enough for a rainy hour. Walk-in slots are available.
About GBP 9 adult, GBP 5 child, GBP 24 family. Mon-Sat 10am-6pm, Sun 11am-5pm.
Visit website →Wooded park with a celebrated Japanese garden given by Kyoto in 1991, plus formal gardens and resident peacocks. Free, open 7.30am to dusk; mornings are quietest.
Free. 7.30am to dusk, though some gates shut 20 minutes early. The Kyoto Garden crowds midday at weekends.
Visit website →Working royal palace with the King's State Apartments, royal fashion displays and Victoria's story; Kensington Gardens outside is free. Check the opening days before setting out.
About GBP 24.70 adult. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays; Queen's State Apartments closed until spring 2027.
Visit website →Design museum in the former Commonwealth Institute building; the Designer Maker User collection gallery is free, while big temporary shows are ticketed. A good wet-day option.
Permanent display free, exhibitions ticketed and best booked ahead. Mon-Thu 10am-5pm, Fri-Sun 10am-6pm. Card only.
Visit website →A beautifully restored Edwardian cinema with leather armchairs, front-row beds and two-seat back-row sofas, plus a bar. Open to non-members; book ahead at weekends.
Armchairs GBP 15-25, beds GBP 30-40, sofas GBP 40-50. Card only, sales final, no entry 15 minutes after the feature starts.
Visit website →Times are approximate.
Two-Michelin-star modern British cooking on Ledbury Road. Book well ahead.
Tasting-menu destination on Kensington Park Road, built around British produce.
Wood-fired sharing plates in a pretty Portobello Road townhouse — good for a long lunch.
Photography is illustrative of the style of each restaurant.