Ealing Apartments
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Apartments in Ealing
Living in Ealing
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Ref: DB00538
Grove House
Ealing
— Special Rates —
1 Bed Penthouse: £136 - £150
2 Bed (standard): £163 - £180
2 Bed (large): £181 - £200
3 Bed: £262 - £289
Minimum Stay: 1 week
1 Bed Penthouse: £136 - £150
2 Bed (standard): £163 - £180
2 Bed (large): £181 - £200
3 Bed: £262 - £289
Minimum Stay: 1 week
Secure Entry System
Underfloor Heating
Broadband Included
Underfloor Heating
Broadband Included
Dickens Yard
Ealing
1 Bed: £140 - £170
2 Bed: £160 - £190
Minimum Stay: 3 nights
2 Bed: £160 - £190
Minimum Stay: 3 nights
Air conditioning
Secure underground parking
24hr concierge
Sky TV
Gym onsite
Secure underground parking
24hr concierge
Sky TV
Gym onsite
Ref: DB00429
Chapel House
Ealing
2 Bed: £145 - £180
Minimum Stay: 2 nights
Minimum Stay: 2 nights
Allocated Parking
Concierge
Sky TV
Broadband (£)
Concierge
Sky TV
Broadband (£)
Ref: DB00425
Luminosity Court
West Ealing
2 Bed: £140 - £175
Minimum Stay: 2 nights
Minimum Stay: 2 nights
Allocated Parking
Broadband
Sky TV Package
Secure Entry System
Broadband
Sky TV Package
Secure Entry System
Ref: DB00391
Cavalier House
Ealing
2 Bed: £150 - £180
Minimum Stay: 1 week
Minimum Stay: 1 week
Allocated Parking (£)
Broadband (£)
LCD TV with Sky Sports & Movies
Concierge
Broadband (£)
LCD TV with Sky Sports & Movies
Concierge
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Ealing has almost a village feel to it, with a Common at its heart, edged by delightful bars and restaurants. The area is probably best known for its film studios, which are the oldest in the world and are particularly associated with the classic Ealing Comedies, including Kind Hearts and Coronets, Passport to Pimlico, The Ladykillers and The Lavender Hill Mob. The studios were taken over by the BBC in 1955, so Ealing locations have also appeared in many television programmes ranging from Doctor Who to Monty Python's Flying Circus. In recent years, the studios have once again been used for making films, including Notting Hill, The Importance of Being Earnest and a recent remake of the Ealing Studio’s classic, St Trinian's, and yet again some locations in Ealing can be seen in this film. Most recently, Ealing Studios have been used for the popular television series Downton Abbey.
Ealing also has a rich music history. Mick Jagger and Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones famously first met Brian Jones in 1962 at the Ealing Jazz Club, opposite Ealing Broadway station. Other artists who performed at the club include Rod Stewart and Manfred Mann. The Jazz Club is still a popular music venue, now known as The Red Room nightclub.

