Holidays to Holland Park

Decided it’s time for a holiday and thinking about United Kingdom? Holland Park, in London, has bags to offer. So what are you waiting for? Let’s get planning.

 

March is the month of choice for visiting Holland Park, while the crowds tend to stay away in September. Hilton London Kensington, Barkston Rooms, Ibis Earls Court Hotel, Queens Park London Hotel and Hilton London Olympia Hotel are the head honchos round here when it comes to hotels, with most holidaymakers opting for 3-star accommodation. This usually works out around £48.45 a night, and people typically stick around for 2 nights.

 

Hopefully you’ll find these insider titbits useful, but there’s really no reason to follow the crowd. With 353 hotels on our books, we’re bound to have one that’s up your street. What you pay all depends on what you’re after.

 

Our three-star hotels tend to cost around £48 a night, although we might be able to find you somewhere for just £20. If you up your budget a teeny bit, we can start talking four-stars. On average, these hotels work out at £67 a night, with the cheapest one being £34. And if you really want to splash the cash, we’ll fix you up with a five-star place. These start at £100 a night, but are more likely to set you back £162.

 

Now let’s talk flights. With 51 airlines currently flying direct to Holland Park, you’ve certainly got choices. And while London City is generally the most affordable airport to fly into, people have a lot of love for London Gatwick, London Stansted and London Heathrow.