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Welcome to the Bayswater Inn Hotel, a signature experience that defines comfort and luxury amid the fast-moving city of London. Here modern elegance meets timeless Victorian-era charm creating a majestic experience like no other. If you’re on the lookout for a hotel near the Natural History Museum, our delightful boutique hotel offers the perfect sanctuary for your adventures.
Located only 20 minutes away from our hotel, the Natural History Museum is a treasure trove of natural wonders. From fascinating dinosaur skeletons to mesmerising gemstones. This iconic institution offers an enriching experience for visitors of all ages.
After a day of exploration, return to the Bayswater Inn to relax and unwind. Our inviting lounge is the perfect spot to savour a cup of tea or indulge in one of our freshly baked pastries. The warm atmosphere and attentive staff ensure that you feel completely at ease during your stay.
Each morning, we invite you to start your day with a hearty full English breakfast in our bright and airy dining room. Enjoy a delightful spread featuring freshly baked croissants and wholesome cereals. And, of course, indulge in a traditional English tea or a cup of coffee to fuel your exciting day in London. As evening descends, the vibrant local area offers a delightful array of dining options. Whether you’re in the mood for classic British fare like fish and chips or wish to sample international cuisine, you’ll find something to satisfy your palate.
The Bayswater Inn Hotel’s prime location makes getting to the Natural History Museum very convenient by bus, tube or on foot. Take the Circle line from the Bayswater station and get off at South Kensington. From there it’s just a 5-minute walk away. Alternatively, you can take bus number 70 which takes you directly to the Natural History Museum. We would also recommend taking a 30-minute walking route through the serene greenery of Hyde Park to reach the Natural History Museum.
The Natural History Museum in London is one of the world’s most famous museums. Known to offer a unique blend of science and architectural beauty. Since its opening in 1881, this museum has been visited by travellers from around the world, especially due to its stunning Romanesque design and impressive collections. As you step inside, you walk through billions of years of Earth’s history. The first sight that greets you is the iconic Hintze Hall, where at the entrance the giant blue whale skeleton named “Hope” captures your curiosity.
Moving through the museum, the dinosaur gallery will enthral you with its collection of fossils from thousands of years. The vast collection encompasses everything from volcanoes to space exploration always offering something new to discover and learn for everyone. This diversity makes it a favourite destination for families and curious minds alike.
One of the museum's greatest strengths lies in its ability to engage visitors of all ages. Interactive displays and educational programmes invite younger audiences to immerse themselves in it. At the same time, adults can explore thought-provoking exhibitions on pressing issues like climate change and biodiversity. This unique approach makes the museum a hub for discussion and reflection, moving the dialogue forward.
Even if science isn’t your primary interest, the museum's architecture alone warrants a visit. Designed by Alfred Waterhouse, the building features intricate carvings and grand arches. All of them are filled with details like gargoyles shaped like extinct animals. This awe-inspiring structure often earns the museum its title as a “cathedral of nature,”. This captivates those who appreciate artistry as much as science.
The Bayswater Inn Hotel’s central location allows easy and convenient travel to the Natural History Museum. You can take the Central line from the Bayswater station and get to the South Kensington tube station, right next to the Natural History Museum. Visitors can also reach the museum from the nearby Gloucester Road and High Street Kensington stations. The bus routes are even more convenient as bus number 70 takes you directly to the museum.
Whether you’re intrigued by the past or the cosmos, the Natural History Museum is an essential stop. It combines education with wonder, making science engaging and fun for everyone. So, if you find yourself in London, don’t miss the opportunity to explore this timeless institution.
Address:
The Bayswater Inn
8-16 Princes Square, Bayswater, London, United Kingdom, W2 4NT.
We look forward to welcoming you to The Bayswater Inn Hotel and we wish you a very pleasant stay with us! We are located less than a 5 minute walk from Hyde Park in central London offering affordable accommodation in an excellent location. The Hotel is on the North West Corner of Hyde Park making it accessible to Kensington Palace, Kensington Gardens and the Diana Memorial Playground in particular.
We are a 10 minute Tube Journey from Oxford Street via the Central Line. From Queensway station take the central line to Oxford Circus which is 3 stops away. Oxford Street is the most famous shopping street in London featuring the world famous Selfridges, Marks and Spencers, John Lewis and House of Fraser to name a few. Check out our range of special offers for your perfect stay with us.
Nearby Tube Stations:
From Bayswater Station (4 min Walk) Underground: District and Circle Lines
From Queensways Station (7 Min Walk) Underground: Central Line
From Notting Hill Station (10 min Walk) Underground: District, Circle and Central Lines
Paddington Station (15 Min walk) Underground: Bakerloo, Circle and District Lines
