The Laslett

The Laslett is a luxury boutique hotel in London's Notting Hill, named after a local community activist, called Rhaune Laslett, who organised the first ever Notting Hill Festival, which has now evolved into the Carnival.

For visitors wanting to celebrate and experience the vibrant area of Notting Hill this is the ideal destination.

There are 51 guest rooms and suites set across five Grade-II listed Victorian Townhouses. Designed to offer a feel of a home-from-home experience, the hotel's rooms are even named as Master Bedrooms and Spare Bedrooms. The venue offers something in between a luxury boutique hotel and a private guest residence.

The restaurant and bar areas provide a welcoming destination for guests and locals alike.

The Henderson Dining Room is named after Russell Henderson, a Notting Hill pioneer and one of the founding fathers of the Notting Hill Carnival. Its menu showcases seasonal plates crafted with locally sourced British ingredients

Meanwhile, the Henderson Bar offers an extensive cocktail menu. A Rum punch cocktails made from a recipe by Russell Henderson himself is a popular choice on the menu.

The hotel also features a curated art collection from by local artists and creatives, either from West London or with strong ties to Notting Hill.

Outside is a beautiful, planted terrace, that can host up to 75 people in the heart of the city, ideal for sunny afternoons or an evening event.

For those wanting to really relax, guests can enjoy a selection of restorative facials and rejuvenating massages in the comfort of their own room.

The Laslett was recognised in the top 30 hotels in London in the Condé Nast Traveller Readers' Choice Awards.

The Laslett was the first standalone boutique hotel in the Living Rooms collection, from Tracy Lowy, which has hotels and apartments across the city.