## Guest interaction The support team is available 24/7 for any and all enquiries during your stay. Neighborhood The peaceful area of Maida Vale is known for its famous Abbey Road, where the Beatles recorded their later albums, and took the photo for one of the iconic album covers of the twentieth century. The southern end of the neighbourhood is marked by Regent’s Canal and the area known as Little Venice, where a huge community of houseboats form their own hippy village in the midst of some of London’s most desirable properties. On a very long list of attractions is surely the stunning array of properties in the area. The wide winding streets of Little Venice are full of stucco-fronted homes set back from the pavements and boasting views over the canals and – although you’d never know at first glance – wonderfully secret communal gardens, while Maida Vale’s beautiful leafy avenues are lined with impressive period homes and mansion flats. The proximity of the BBC’s Maida Vale studios means that many people living here are bigwigs in the music and creative industries. Transit Tube: Maida Vale, Kilburn Park and Warwick Avenue Tube stations are in Zone 2 on the Bakerloo Line. It takes a few minutes to reach Paddington, just over ten minutes to get to Oxford Circus and 16 minutes to get to Waterloo. Rail: The Bakerloo Line provides quick access to two busy national rail stations. Paddington and Marylebone are just two and four stops away respectively, making train travel out of London easy. Bus: Local buses include the 6 (to Willesden), 16 (to Victoria), 46 (to St Bartholomew’s Hospital), 98 (to Holborn), 187 (to Finchley Road), 332 (to Paddington) and 414 (to Putney Bridge). The number 6 runs a 24 hour service, and there are two night buses, the N16 and the N98, to Victoria and Stanmore. Road: A straight journey up Kilburn High Road and Edgware Road lead Maida Vale locals to the M1 in just 15 minutes. It’s also only a five minute drive to t...