Umi Hotel

The Umi Hotel, located within walking distance of Hyde Park's well fed lawns in London, England, was originally a series of Victorian town houses near the trendy neighborhood of Notting Hill. Overlooking one of London's garden squares, the hotel is close to Oxford Street's world famous shopping, as well as Marble Arch, the recognizable structure built of white Carrara marble.
The Umi Hotel is only a five minute walk from Bayswater and Queensway underground stations, making for easy access to the London tube system. Guests may also walk 10 minutes to Paddington Station and catch the Heathrow Express, which takes 15 minutes to reach Heathrow Airport on the outskirts of London.
Yumi coffee shop is open for breakfast, and also serves hot and cold drinks and snacks through the day. 1356 Bar and Restaurant is open for dinner, and uses local British ingredients.
Wireless Internet is available in the hotel's public areas, and concierge services are available at the hotel's 24 hour front desk. There are meeting and conference rooms available for up to 100 guests.

Guestrooms are decorated with warm colours and include plasma televisions with satellite channels and wireless Internet access (surcharge).