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From colourful streets and iconic market stalls to independent boutiques, beautiful parks and some of London’s most-loved pubs, there’s a reason Notting Hill is one of the capital’s most popular destinations.
Whether you’re visiting for a leisurely weekend, exploring Portobello Road or discovering the area’s famous food and drink scene, there’s something around every corner.
Perfectly placed just moments from Portobello Road and Ladbroke Grove Station, The Elgin is the ideal spot to relax, refuel and soak up everything this vibrant neighbourhood has to offer.
We’re celebrating Notting Hill Carnival from the most vibrant location possible: Ladbroke Grove, on the main parade route.
Teaming up with Wray & Nephew for the 200th birthday of their iconic Jamaican rum, we’ve got frozen slushies, rum punch and cold beers on tap – all for you to take away.
Not to mention, the banging beats of soca, reggae and dancehall right on our doorstep as we overlook the full throng of the crowd.
Sunday 30th – Monday 31st August
One of the things that makes Notting Hill so iconic is its beautiful rows of colourful Victorian townhouses. Painted in every shade from soft pastels to vibrant blues, pinks and yellows, these picture-perfect streets have become a favourite with photographers and visitors from around the world.
We’re lucky enough to call one of the very best colourful streets our home.
Westbourne Park Road, where you’ll find The Elgin, is lined with some of Notting Hill’s most colourful houses, making it the perfect place for a leisurely stroll before settling in for seasonal food, great drinks and warm hospitality at the pub.
Film fans won’t want to miss the famous blue door from Notting Hill, the much-loved romantic comedy starring Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts.
While the original door at 280 Westbourne Park Road has changed over the years, it remains one of the neighbourhood’s most photographed landmarks and a must-visit for visitors exploring the area. Just a short walk from The Elgin, it’s the perfect stop to add to your Notting Hill itinerary.
No visit to Notting Hill is complete without exploring the world-famous Portobello Road Market. Just a short stroll from The Elgin, this iconic London destination stretches through the heart of the neighbourhood, offering everything from antiques and vintage fashion to independent boutiques, street food and fresh produce.
Whether you’re hunting for hidden treasures, browsing unique gifts or simply soaking up the lively atmosphere, Portobello Road is one of London’s most vibrant places to spend a few hours.
If arriving at Ladbroke Grove station, make sure to swing by to grab a coffee and some brunch to fuel up your big day of exploring – we’re open from 11am each day.
From our pub, take a left up Westbourne Park Road, home to the famous Blue Door and plenty of colourful houses. A short 1 minute stroll and you’ve hit iconic Portobello Road, one of the most popular street markets in the world.
Browsing the market and getting photos of the famous film locations and pretty surroundings aren’t the only ways to spend a day in Notting Hill.
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Notting Hill is one of London’s most iconic neighbourhoods, famous for its colourful Victorian townhouses, the world-renowned Portobello Road Market and the much-loved Notting Hill film starring Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts. It’s also home to fantastic independent shops, cafés, restaurants and traditional pubs, making it one of the capital’s most popular places to explore.
Portobello Road Market is open throughout the week, with different traders visiting on different days. Saturdays are the busiest, when the famous antiques market comes to life alongside fashion, food and vintage stalls, while weekdays offer a more relaxed atmosphere for exploring the shops and local businesses.
The Elgin is just a short one-minute walk from Portobello Road Market, making it the perfect place to stop for lunch, dinner or drinks after exploring one of London’s most famous streets.
Notting Hill is home to an incredible variety of cafés, restaurants and traditional pubs. If you’re looking for seasonal British food in a relaxed Victorian pub setting, The Elgin is a favourite with both locals and visitors, serving everything from leisurely lunches and Sunday roasts to evening drinks and private dining.
Yes! Portobello Road is surrounded by fantastic pubs, each with its own unique character. Just moments away, The Elgin offers seasonal food, carefully crafted drinks, welcoming spaces and one of the area’s best locations for relaxing after a day of sightseeing or shopping. You can also visit our sister site, The Duke of Wellington.
Notting Hill is easy to reach from across London. The area is served by Notting Hill Gate, Ladbroke Grove and Westbourne Park Underground stations, while Paddington Station is also nearby for National Rail and Elizabeth line services. The Elgin is conveniently located on Westbourne Park Road, just a short walk from many of the area’s top attractions.
Absolutely. Whether you’re visiting London for the first time or rediscovering the city, Notting Hill offers something for everyone. From colourful streets and world-famous markets to boutique shopping, beautiful architecture and excellent food and drink, it’s one of London’s most charming neighbourhoods.
Some of the area’s most popular attractions include exploring Portobello Road Market, photographing the colourful houses, visiting the famous Blue Door from Notting Hill, discovering independent boutiques, relaxing in nearby parks and enjoying great food and drinks at local pubs like The Elgin.
There are plenty of accommodation options in and around Notting Hill. If you’re visiting for a weekend or celebrating a special occasion at The Elgin, our sister hotel, Pride of Paddington, offers comfortable accommodation with excellent transport links, just a short journey from the pub.
Yes. Whether you’re joining us for lunch, dinner, a Sunday roast, drinks or a special celebration, we recommend booking your table in advance, especially at weekends and during busy periods. You can reserve your table online or get in touch with our friendly team, who’ll be happy to help.
We’d recommend our sister site, The Pride of Paddington.
Conveniently located just outside of Padding Station, you’ll have easy transport links to anywhere in, or out of, London – along with that unmistakable warm, friendly charm of a Young’s pub.
