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Bayswater is located to the West of Marble Arch and Oxford Street. - There's a concentration of budget London hotels in Bayswater area.
- Hotels in Bayswater tend to be cheaper than most London hotels.
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Cosmopolitan, diverse and bohemian are a few of the words normally used to describe the Bayswater area of London. Compared with other areas in central London, Bayswater has much more of a community feel with open-air markets and a wide variety of independent shops.Special Offers
Home to large Greek, Arab, American and Brazilian communities, Bayswater also plays host to celebrities such as Stella McCartney and Damon Albarn. It is this mix of cultures and classes that make Bayswater such an interesting place.
Kensington Palace has been an official residence of the royal family since the 17th Century. Today it serves as the official residence of the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, the Duke and Duchess of Kent and Prince and Princess Michael of Kent. The original house was built for the Earl of Nottingham in the early 17th Century. Nottingham House, as it was originally called, was bought in 1689 by the asthmatic William III who requested a residence that was close to London, but far enough away from the smoky air of the Capital. William III appointed the famed architect Sir Christopher Wren to made improvements and additions to the house and gardens.
Kensington Palace has been an official residence of the royal family since the 17th Century. Today it serves as the official residence of the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, the Duke and Duchess of Kent and Prince and Princess Michael of Kent. The original house was built for the Earl of Nottingham in the early 17th Century. Nottingham House, as it was originally called, was bought in 1689 by the asthmatic William III who requested a residence that was close to London, but far enough away from the smoky air of the Capital. William III appointed the famed architect Sir Christopher Wren to made improvements and additions to the house and gardens.
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