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Take the Heathrow Express direct to Paddington Station. Follow the District or Circle Line of the London Underground to Bayswater Station.
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Take the Gatwick Express train to Victoria Station, then the Circle Line of the London Underground to Bayswater Station.
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Take the Stansted Express to Liverpool Street Station, then either the Circle Line or the Hammersmith and City Line of the London Underground to Bayswater.
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Take the train to King's Cross St Pancras Station. Transfer to the London Underground and take the Circle Line to Bayswater Station.
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From the Eurostar terminal at Waterloo Station, take the Jubilee Line of the London Underground. At Bond Street change to Central Line and follow until you reach Queensway Station.
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From Victoria Coach Station follow the signs to the London Underground. Take the Circle Line to Bayswater Station.
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Bayswater and Queensway stations are closest to Commodore Hotel London. From Bayswater, there is access to the District and Circle Lines. From Queensway, there is access to the Central Line.
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Bayswater: Turn right onto Queensway from the underground station. Turn left onto Bayswater Road. Turn Left onto Lancaster Gate and carry on straight until you reach Commodore Hotel London.
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Queensway: Turn right onto Queensway from the underground station. Turn left onto Bayswater Road. Turn Left onto Lancaster Gate and carry on straight until you reach Commodore Hotel London.
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Commodore Hotel London Customer Reviews |
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| N, Dutch (21 February 18) |
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Nice room, good bed and bathroom, real fine service, both at the desk and when dinning and room service. Enjoyed my stay and want to come back, thx for the people of the Commodore Hotel London
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| Michael Quarmby, Australian (15 February 18) |
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Quiet London hotel close to Hyde and Kensington Park and 10 mins walk from Paddington Station
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| Sheila Selby, British (06 October 17) |
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Ideal location for us at Commodore Hotel, on a quiet side street but right by Kensington Gardens and fab transport links. Customer service was superb, couldn't ask for better staff. Bit run down but no problem for us as we just wanted a place to sleep in a central spot. Thanks!
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| Evan Coleridge, American (25 September 17) |
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Though it’s a pretty impressive hotel, I did pay a pretty large sum for my room and for that price it didn’t have everything I wanted. You’d expect a 4* hotel to have things like Wifi throughout and an in-room sfae. The décor was beautiful but I would have preferred less swank more amenities. The location, though, is phenomenal and that should be a selling point alone. The staff were friendly and upbeat; I’d stay again if they sorted out some of the little things
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| Gino, Italian (13 September 17) |
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1 - 5 of 7 Commodore Hotel London Reviews
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