Colonnade Hotel

2, Warrington Crescent, London, W9 1ER

This beautiful Victorian building was originally built as two private homes in the 1800s.  In 1886, the building was converted to a hospital call "Warrington Lodge", which was designed as an invalid's hotel, where ladies, of all means, during illness, confinement or requiring operations could have all the comforts and privacy of home.  One of the many original features remaining from this era is the unusually shaped lift, which was used to arry stretchers and trolleys up to the operating theatre.   Alan Turing, the brillant mathematician responsible for breaking the Enigma code during the last World War, was born here in 1921.  An English Heritage plaque commemorating Turing, proudly hangs in the entrance.  Sigmund Freud, the world famous psychoanalyst, stayed in 1938, en route to new home in Hampstead.

Situated in the prestigious oasis of central London's "Little Venice", this smart sophisticated residential area is within minutes of Heathrow Express at Paddington Station and is convenient for London's many sights, restaurants, and business areas.

There are 48 bedrooms all individually decorated and furnished. Our rooms range from standard singles and doubles to large four-posters and suites.

All  rooms have every modern convenience, 80% of which are air-conditioned

"Hospitality comes from the heart."  This begins on your arrival when our team of helpful and professional staff welcome you into your London residence.

Guests and visitors meet in the Drawing Room where light refreshments and pre-dinner drinks area available.  In the informal atmosphere new friends are made and discoveries shared.

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