The Colonnade Hotel, 2 Warrington Crescent, London

Constructed in 1865 and converted to hotel use in 1935, the building is designed in a Regency architectural style, defined by large floor-to-ceiling windows that provide strong natural light throughout. The property benefits from a generous courtyard to the front of the property, which provides a clear sense of separation from the street.

Occupying an island site, the Hotel benefits from visibility on three elevations, contributing to a strong presence and a well-defined sense of arrival. The hotel has an impressive reception lobby with a traditional staircase leading to the upper floors, which are also served by a secondary staircase and passenger lift.

The property benefits from a popular restaurant and bar, located on the lower ground floor with an impressive glass ceiling extending into an outdoor courtyard to the front of the Hotel, which also has separate street access, via a staircase to the front of the Hotel.
The bedrooms are fully equipped with central heating and air conditioning systems, WIFI, TVs, telephones, fridges, contemporary bathrooms and bespoke antique furniture.

The Colonnade Hotel occupies a prominent island site in Little Venice within the City of Westminster, with frontages onto Warrington Crescent, Warrington Gardens and Castellain Road.

The Colonnade is ideally located in Little Venice at the junction of the Grand Union Canal (Paddington Arm) and Regent’s Canal, with direct access from Warrington Crescent and private parking via Castellain Road.

The immediate surroundings include an appealing parade of boutique retailers, cafés, and restaurants—along with a well‑regarded gastro pub and a historic church—which contribute to the neighbourhood’s village‑like charm.

The Colonnade’s position places guests within easy walking distance of key London landmarks, including Abbey Road Studios, Regent’s Park, London Zoo, Lord’s Cricket Ground and Hyde Park.