NOX Hyde Park

Hotel Description

So I’ll be honest – when I first walked up to NOX Hyde Park on Queensway, I wasn’t expecting much from the outside. The building itself is pretty understated, sort of blends into that typical London street scene you know? But stepping inside, there’s this immediate shift to something more polished and contemporary than you’d guess from the sidewalk.

The location is actually brilliant once you figure out the neighborhood rhythm. You’re literally a two-minute walk from Hyde Park (like, you can see the trees from some rooms), and Bayswater tube station is right there when you need to get anywhere else in the city. What I really appreciated though was being on Queensway – it’s got this interesting mix of late-night Lebanese restaurants, proper old-school pubs, and those random little shops that somehow stay in business. The street can get a bit lively on weekend evenings, but honestly the windows block most of it out. Plus there’s something kind of nice about having actual London life happening right outside instead of being stuck in some sterile hotel district.

The rooms have this sleek, minimalist thing going on that actually works – clean lines, decent lighting, and they’ve clearly thought about storage space (which, let’s face it, most London hotels completely botch). The beds are properly comfortable, and you know what really impressed me? The shower pressure. Sounds silly, but after a long day walking around the city, that kind of thing matters. Staff at the front desk were genuinely helpful too, not just going through the motions – they knew the area well enough to give actual recommendations rather than just pointing you toward the nearest Starbucks. One thing to note though: if you’re driving, parking around here is basically a nightmare, so factor that in. Most people won’t need a car anyway since you can walk to Paddington in about fifteen minutes when you need the Heathrow Express, and the Central and District lines are right at your doorstep. The hotel feels like it’s designed for people who actually want to experience London rather than just sleep somewhere between tourist attractions – if that makes sense.

Rooms

• Double Room with 1 double bed for 2 adults
• Triple Room with 1 single bed and 1 double bed for 3 adults
• Family Room with 1 double bed and 1 sofa bed for 4 adults
• Twin Room with 2 single beds for 2 adults
• Double Studio (Lower Ground Floor, No Windows) with 1 double bed for 2 adults
• Small Single Room with 1 single bed for 1 adult

Facilities