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One of the largest areas of the borough of City of Westminster, Bayswater has become indelibly associated with the variety of its population, which gives it a wonderful and lively character. Just take a walk along its streets or ride the tube through its many stops, and you will experience it first hand.
The name itself is a source of debate. There are quite a few rivers flowing through London, namely the Thames and the Westbourne, so it is unsurprising that many locations in London have references to anything related to water in their names. When William the Conqueror came to the throne in 1066, he gave a lot of land in London to his supporters and family as gifts and compensation. One of who was Bainiardus, a tenant of the Abbey of Westminster who owned what we know as Bayswater. He resided at Baynard's Castle along the river Thames. Sadly, this building was burnt down in 1666. The area was renowned for the quality of its water and people brought their horses and cattle here for watering as early as the late XIVth Century. Over time, his name and the reason why people came became inseparable resulting in the name 'Bayswater' some time in the XVIIIth Century.
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Queens Park Hotel  |
Rooms available from GBP 45.00 48 Queensborough Terrace Bayswater City of Westminster London W2 3SJ 3 Star |
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Blakemore Hotel  |
Rooms available from GBP 45.00 30 Leinster Gardens Bayswater City of Westminster London W2 3AN 3 Star |
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Leisure Inn Hotel & Apartments  |
Rooms available from GBP 45.00 40-41 Leinster Gardens Bayswater City of Westminster London W2 3AN 2 Star |
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Westminster Hotel  |
Rooms available from GBP 49.00 16 Leinster Square, Bayswater City of Westminster London W2 4PR 3 Star |
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Palace Court Hotel  |
Rooms available from GBP 49.00 64-65 Princes Square, Bayswater City of Westminster London W2 4PX 2 Star |
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Wedgewood Hotel  |
Rooms available from GBP 50.00 49-51 Leinster Square, Bayswater, Westminster City of Westminster London W2 4PU 2 Star |
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Kyriad Princes Square Hotel  |
Rooms available from GBP 59.00 23-25 Princes Square City of Westminster London W2 4NJ 3 Star |
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Central Park Hotel  |
Rooms available from GBP 57.00 49 Queensborough Terrace Bayswater City of Westminster London W2 3SS 3 Star |
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London House Hotel  |
Rooms available from GBP 55.00 78-82 Kensington Gardens Square, Bayswater, Westminster City of Westminster London W2 4DJ 2 Star |
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New Linden Hotel  |
Rooms available from GBP 59.00 59 Leinster Square, Bayswater, Westminster City of Westminster London W2 4PS 3 Star |
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Corus hotel Hyde Park  |
Rooms available from GBP 95.00 Lancaster Gate Paddington City of Westminster London W2 3LG 3 Star |
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The Selfridge  |
Rooms available from GBP 151.00 Orchard Street Bayswater City of Westminster London W1H 6JS 4 Star |
The historical popularity of Bayswater is evident in the number of people who call it their home. The lively street are teaming full of locals and tourists alike here. The multicultural nature of this splendid and vibrant area stands out vividly in the many different types of restaurants available locally. An abundance of hotel accommodation in the area means you will always be able to find somewhere to stay locally. If architecture is a passion of yours then I would recommend being on the lookout for Victorian mansion blocks, some of which have been transformed into flats. They are architecturally magnificent large buildings and private homes. Some of the gardens to visit near or in Bayswater are Kensington, Leinster and Craven Hill. If you are looking for a bit of High Street culture, go to Queensway and Westbourne Grove. Some of Bayswater's famous past residents include Winston Churchill and J. M. Barrie, the author of Peter Pan.
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