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439 Edgware Road, Little Venice, London W2 1TH

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The Colonnade Hotel London
London > Hotels > Luxury Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 77% off from £94
2 Warrington Crescent, W9 1ER | 8 minutes walk from Cafe Laville
Little Venice’s tranquil waterways, colourful narrow boats and meandering canals are easily reached from The Colonnade. However it’s also served by good connections, just two minutes More

Hilton London Metropole
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 80% off from £79
225 Edgeware Road, W21JU | 9 minutes walk from Cafe Laville
This large modern Hilton hotel right on the Edgware Road has two restaurants, two bars and a coffee shop, health club, hairdressers, swimming pool and spacious More

Hilton Paddington Hotel London
London > Hotels > Luxury Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 79% off from £104
Praed street, W2 1EE | 13 minutes walk from Cafe Laville
Just a footbridge away from Paddington Station this is the perfect place to stay if you're coming or going on the Heathrow Express. Originally built in More

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Hotels near Cafe Laville

The Edgware Road has long been the haunt of London’s North African enclave and on a hot summer’s day it’s often more Maghreb than Marylebone. Along both sides of the street you’ll find a host of cafés teeming with men in Shalwar Qameez and white caps sipping coffees and smoking giant shisha pipes at the outside tables. Café Laville is one of the longest running, and one of the most interesting, atmospheric places to drink a coffee in the capital.