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6-8 All Saints Road, Notting Hill, London W11 1HH

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Umi Hotel
London > Hotels > Budget Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 20% off from £133
16 Leinster Square, W2 4PR | 13 minutes walk from Ruby & Sequoia
This practical, budget hotel is a great value considering its exclusive postcode within leafy Notting Hill. The hotel was established with young people in mind so More

Princes Square
London > Hotels > Budget Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 85% off from £43
23-25 Princes Square, W2 4NJ | 15 minutes walk from Ruby & Sequoia
An attractive, Grade II listed building on a leafy street in Bayswater, this traditional, reasonably priced townhouse B&B was at one time three separate Victorian homes. More

The Abbey Court
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Double/Twin Rooms: 78% off from £89
20 Pembridge Gardens, W2 4DU | 15 minutes walk from Ruby & Sequoia
Wrap yourself in Victorian elegance at this exclusive hotel. Located in peaceful residential street close to Notting Hill gate, the shops and nightlife of the West-end More

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This place is all things to all people - a glamourous cocktail bar, a decent restaurant and a club. So you could spend a relaxed afternoon here on their squishy leather seats or boogie the night away - the cocktails are particularly fine too. The downstairs bar is the best place for the latter which, with its den-like appeal, subdued lighting and snakeskin trimmings, has instant appeal. Thankfully, it's a far more sophisticated place their the original Ruby Lounge in King's Cross. The Notting Hill crowd wouldn't want to slum it so it's a wise move on the part of the Ruby crew who've upped their game with this addition to their stable of bars, restaurants and clubs.