THE COLONNADE, London

The Colonnade - A Victorian boutique hotel in Little Venice with Alan Turing's birthplace heritage

Situated in Westminster Borough's Maida Vale district, this 4-star London hotel occupies a historic building where mathematician Alan Turing was born. The Colonnade features individually designed rooms with four-poster beds, Egyptian cotton sheets, duck down duvets, and modern amenities including flat-screen TVs and complimentary WiFi. The on-site Banu restaurant serves fresh, homemade dishes from 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM, while the Tea House restaurant offers afternoon tea under a glass roof. A garden terrace provides outdoor dining space among trees and plants. The property includes a 215.5 ft^2 meeting room and a 24-hour reception. Located at Warwick Avenue on the Bakerloo line, The Colonnade stands within a 5-minute walk from Paddington Station, offering Heathrow Express connections. The surrounding area features the Regent's Canal, Paddington Recreation Ground, and Clifton Nurseries.

Pros

Historical significance as Alan Turing's birthplace

Garden terrace dining among trees and plants

Glass-roofed Tea House restaurant with daily handmade pastries

Direct access to Regent's Canal with boat tours and floating galleries

Cons

Paid street parking only available Monday-Friday 8:30 AM-6:30 PM

Lower ground floor rooms available with limited natural light