Begin at the platforms
Paddington Station is written for arrivals off the Heathrow Express and the Elizabeth line. Paddington takes in the canal basin, Praed Street and Sussex Gardens. To see the whole postcode on a single page, open W2.
The desk works outward from the Paddington platforms. The pages below cover the station itself, the W2 districts around it and the neighbours a short ride north and west, and each one lists hotels, walking minutes from the closest station and the companions who live nearest. Travel is already inside the fare at every stop on this list.
Paddington is the terminus. Each stop below opens onto a page listing the hotels we visit, the closest stations with walking minutes and who travels there.
Paddington Station is written for arrivals off the Heathrow Express and the Elizabeth line. Paddington takes in the canal basin, Praed Street and Sussex Gardens. To see the whole postcode on a single page, open W2.
Lancaster Gate and Hyde Park hold the hotels that look over the grass. Just behind them, Queensway keeps its tables busy late and Bayswater fills its white terraces with small hotels and serviced flats. East of the station, Edgware Road carries the conference crowd down to Marble Arch.
Notting Hill and Holland Park are townhouse country, a couple of Central line stops past Queensway. Maida Vale follows the canal north from Little Venice. All three sit inside Zones 1 and 2, so a booking there costs exactly what it costs beside the station.
Staying somewhere not listed here? It is still covered. Send the hotel or street name and the desk answers with the closest companion from the lineup and a realistic arrival time. Past Zone 2 the return taxi fare is quoted before you agree, and Heathrow hotels are booked for three hours or longer, her ride out included.
One line with your hotel and a start time is enough. A real person on the desk answers inside a quarter of an hour, day or night, and most evenings are under way within the hour after that.