## Space

Amenities:
- 24/7 guest support
- Professionally cleaned
- Hotel-quality bed linen and towels
- 24/7 check-in as there is a lockbox with the keys

Master bedroom:
- King-sized bed
- Ornamental fireplace
- Ample storage

Second bedroom:
- Double bed
- Ornamental fireplace
- Ample storage

Third bedroom:
- Pull out double bed
- Shelving unit

Kitchen:
- Oven
- Stove
- Refrigerator
- Toaster
- Kettle
- Plates & cutlery
- Dishwasher
- Dining table and 6 chairs

Living space:
- Sofa
- Armchair

Shared bathroom:
- Bath with overhead shower
- Hotel-quality towels
- Toilet and double sink

Separate WC

Garden

Extras: Cot and highchair available

## Access

Guests will have access to the entire property for their stay.

## Interaction

My support team will be available 24/7 via email or telephone should you require any assistance.

## Neighborhood

At the heart of Harlesden is a busy town centre with mostly independent stores. However, you’ll find plenty of high street favourites here too. Of course, if you want to spend the whole day shopping, Oxford Street isn’t that far away on the Tube.
Thanks to the diverse multicultural neighbourhood, there’s a great variety of eateries in Harlesden. O Tamariz is perfect if you want a light snack and a coffee. This Portuguese café sells hot drinks, tasty pastries and filling sandwiches – no wonder Louis Theroux is a fan.

For fancy evening meals, try Gostosa, which is also near the station. It calls itself a Brazilian pizzeria, but it’s so much more than that, offering up authentic dishes and desserts too. If you’re feeling lazy, you’ll be pleased to know it delivers!
If you have children, a dog or simply enjoy the outdoors, the largest green space in Harlesden is Roundwood Park – a formal Victorian 26.5-acre park. Not only it is currently a holder of the Green Flag Award, it has English Heritage grade two listed status. Kids will love visiting the animals at the wildlife area and aviary, whilst the grown-ups will enjoy having a coffee and cake at the on-site café.

London commuters who like to relax with some sport or by pumping iron at the gym will likely be spending a lot of their evenings at Willesden Sports Centre. There are 62 different classes you can choose to take part in, plus there’s a steam room, dojo, courts for basketball and badminton and so much more.

Although there isn’t a cinema in Harlesden, the Lexi Cinema is just a short 15 minute tube or bus ride away. It doesn’t just show films either – you could choose to see a live production, such as an opera or theatre show. All profits go to charity too; who knew you could make a difference by just watching a blockbuster?

For further cultural enlightenment, visit the Shri Swaminarayan Mandir. This beautiful Hindu temple welcomes tourists as well as followers of the faith. It’s a tranquil and mesmerising place. You could spend hours looking at the intricately-carved marble and relaxing in the award-winning garden surrounding the mandir, which looks fantastic all year round. You can also sample authentic cuisine from the on-site restaurant.

## Transit

Willesden Juction is the main station serving Harlesden town centre, with Bakerloo line Tube trains to central London and Overground trains to Richmond, Clapham Junction, Euston and Stratford via Highbury & Islington.

The station is in Zone 2/3. Harlesden and Stonebridge Park are also on the Bakerloo line and there are trains to Euston. The stations are in Zone 3.

The most useful commuter bus is the No 18 which goes to Euston via Baker Street. The No 226 takes shoppers to Brent Cross.

## Notes