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We've put together a guide to some of the most popular areas of West London to help you decide where to stay.
Kensington is one of West London's best-known neighbourhoods, with a mix of museums, restaurants, shops and green spaces.
It's home to attractions including the Natural History Museum, Victoria and Albert Museum and Science Museum, as well as Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park.
South Kensington is particularly convenient for exploring London's museums and is well connected to the rest of the city by the Underground. It's also a popular base for business and longer stays, with plenty of restaurants, cafés and shops within walking distance.
If you want to stay somewhere that combines a residential feel with easy access to Central London, Kensington and South Kensington are worth considering.
Notting Hill is known for its colourful houses, independent shops, restaurants and cafés.
The area is particularly lively around Portobello Road and Portobello Market, while Notting Hill Gate provides Underground connections across London.
It's a good option if you'd prefer to stay in a neighbourhood with plenty to explore on foot rather than being surrounded by the traditional tourist attractions of Central London.
Notting Hill is also well placed for Hyde Park, Kensington and West London, making it a useful base for both leisure and longer stays.
Shepherd's Bush has a very different feel, with busy shopping streets, restaurants, entertainment venues and excellent transport connections.
Westfield London is right on the doorstep, while Shepherd's Bush and White City stations provide connections across London. The area is also close to venues including the O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire.
For visitors who want good transport links and plenty of shops, restaurants and entertainment nearby, Shepherd's Bush can be a practical choice.
Earl's Court sits between Central and West London, making it a convenient base for exploring the city.
The area has a quieter residential feel than some parts of Central London, while Earl's Court Underground station provides easy connections to areas including Kensington, South Kensington and Westminster.
Earl's Court is also close to Olympia London, making it particularly convenient if you're visiting for an exhibition, conference or event.

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Once you've chosen your area, an apartment can give you more space and flexibility than a traditional hotel room.
Your Apartment has self-contained apartments across West London, including Kensington, Notting Hill, Shepherd's Bush and Earl's Court. Apartments come with fully equipped kitchens and comfortable living areas, making them suitable for everything from short city breaks to longer stays.

West London is well connected to Central London, with several Underground and Overground routes running through the area.
Kensington, South Kensington, Notting Hill, Shepherd's Bush and Earl's Court all have Underground stations, making it straightforward to travel into Central London and beyond.
The area is also well connected by bus, while Heathrow Airport is relatively accessible from West London compared with many other parts of the city.
This makes West London a practical option if you want to stay outside the busiest parts of Central London without being too far away.
It depends on what you're looking for. Kensington and South Kensington are convenient for museums and Central London, while Notting Hill is known for restaurants, cafés and independent shops. Shepherd's Bush is well connected and close to Westfield London, while Earl's Court is convenient for Olympia and Central London.
West London is a convenient base for exploring the city, with good Underground and bus connections to Central London. It also offers a mix of residential neighbourhoods, restaurants, shops, museums and green spaces.
Kensington, South Kensington and Notting Hill are popular with visitors because of their attractions, restaurants, shops and proximity to Central London. Shepherd's Bush and Earl's Court can also be convenient depending on your plans.
The journey depends on where you're staying, but neighbourhoods such as Kensington, South Kensington, Notting Hill, Shepherd's Bush and Earl's Court have direct Underground connections into Central London.
Shepherd's Bush is particularly convenient for shopping, with Westfield London offering a large selection of shops, restaurants and entertainment.
Earl's Court and Kensington are convenient options for visiting Olympia London, with good transport connections and the venue within easy reach.
Yes. West London's residential neighbourhoods, restaurants, shops, transport connections and access to green spaces make it a practical option for longer visits. An apartment can also provide additional living space and a kitchen compared with a traditional hotel room.