Effort has gone into making this place feel more homely than the average modern chain hotel, and there are bright pops of colour in the spotless rooms and public areas. A bar serves drinks and snacks until late, plus King Street has plenty of restaurants offering a range of cuisines. Breakfast is continental only, but on the plus side, there’s free internet access.
The best hotels in Hammersmith enable visitors to fully explore this great part of London. Whether you’re in the area for the music and comedy at Eventim Apollo, the drama at the Lyric, or the food at the River Café, Hammersmith has a lot to offer visitors; not least easy access to central London and hotels that are way cheaper than anything you’ll find in W1. While you’re in W6, check out the pub-lined riverside; historic hostelries include the atmospheric Dove (owned by Fuller’s since 1796) and the Old Ship, which has two terraces and a lawn overlooking the Thames. For more wholesome fare, the Gate - one of the best vegetarian restaurants in London - is one minute’s walk from the Apollo. So, if you're looking for somewhere to stay, check out our list of the best hotels in Hammersmith and start exploring.
