David Lloyd Notting Hill (2026): Prices, Facilities & Harbour Club Verdict
An independent guide to David Lloyd Notting Hill — one of London’s three premium Harbour Clubs. Membership pricing, the spa and gym, what makes it Harbour-tier, and how UK health insurance can offset your wellness spend.
Quick Answer
David Lloyd Notting Hill (1 Alfred Road, W2 5EU) is one of London’s three premium Harbour Clubs, alongside Kensington and Chelsea. Membership typically runs from around £75 to £180+ per month depending on tier and access, with the Harbour Club premium reflecting its spa, indoor tennis, pool and West London location.
Facilities include a luxury spa (sauna, steam, hydro and plunge pools), a modern gym, indoor tennis/racquets courts, group studios, a Clubroom and underground valet parking. If you already hold — or are budgeting for — premium wellness, fitness-linked health insurance can offset part of the spend.
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David Lloyd Notting Hill: Overview
David Lloyd Notting Hill is a premium health and fitness club in Westbourne Green, West London, just off Harrow Road. Formerly branded the Harbour Club Notting Hill, it remains one of David Lloyd’s three London Harbour Clubs — the group’s top tier — alongside Kensington and Chelsea. It holds a 4.3/5 Google rating and is built around a full lifestyle experience rather than a basic gym.
At a glance
📍 Address: 1 Alfred Road, London, W2 5EU (Westbourne Green)
🏷️ Tier: Harbour Club (David Lloyd’s premium tier)
⭐ Rating: 4.3/5 Google (390+ reviews)
🚇 Nearest tube: Royal Oak (~500m); Paddington nearby
🕖 Hours: Mon–Fri 6:30am–10:30pm · Sat 7am–10pm · Sun 8am–9pm
🚗 Parking: underground car park with valet service
Facilities at David Lloyd Notting Hill
As a Harbour Club, Notting Hill offers a premium, full-lifestyle set of facilities:
- Luxury spa retreat — sauna, steam room, hydrotherapy pool and plunge pool
- Indoor swimming pool
- Indoor tennis & racquets courts
- Modern gym — including the Body Hub system and BOX12 virtual boxing
- Group exercise studios — classes including Reformer Pilates and BLAZE HIIT
- Clubroom with dining, smoothies and workspace
- Family & kids — Swim Stars, Tennis Stars, DL Kids and a daily crèche for under-5s
It’s designed for members who want quality, calm and variety in one place — the classic David Lloyd premium proposition, dialled up to Harbour Club level.
David Lloyd Notting Hill Membership Prices (2026)
As a Harbour Club, Notting Hill sits at the premium end of David Lloyd pricing. Indicative 2026 ranges:
| Membership | Indicative monthly cost |
|---|---|
| Individual (off-peak / standard) | ~£75–£140 |
| Individual (peak / full) | ~£140–£180+ |
| Couple | from ~£200+ |
| Family | ~£250–£400+ |
| Day pass (when available) | ~£100–£130 |
Indicative only — David Lloyd doesn’t publish fixed online pricing and rates vary by tier, joining offers and time of year. Always confirm current prices directly with the club. Compare with our David Lloyd membership cost guide and the Kensington Harbour Club.
What Does “Harbour Club” Mean?
The Harbour Clubs are David Lloyd’s premium London tier — there are three: Notting Hill, Kensington and Chelsea. They sit above standard David Lloyd clubs on facilities, finish and price, and are positioned for an affluent, design-conscious membership. If you’re comparing within the tier, Notting Hill and Kensington are the two most directly comparable.
Location & Parking
Finding David Lloyd Notting Hill
📍 1 Alfred Road, London, W2 5EU — Westbourne Green, between Harrow Road and the Westway
🚇 Tube: Royal Oak (Hammersmith & City / Circle) ~500m; Paddington is a short hop
🚗 Parking: on-site underground car park with valet service — a genuine perk in central London
Offset the Cost: Fitness-Rewarding Health Insurance
Here’s the angle most Harbour Club members miss. If you can afford premium wellness, it’s worth making your health insurance work just as hard — because several UK insurers reward gym activity, effectively giving you back part of your membership:
- Vitality — links to Apple Watch, WHOOP and Garmin, rewarding activity with discounts and perks
- Bupa & AXA — increasingly offer wellbeing and fitness-linked benefits
- For high earners, employer-paid cover is taxed as a P11D benefit-in-kind — sometimes personal cover (via a fitness-rewarding insurer) works out better
If you’re taking out cover for the first time, or topping up an employer plan, a fitness-linked policy can offset a meaningful chunk of a Notting Hill membership. See which insurers include gym benefits and how gym rewards work.
The verdict
David Lloyd Notting Hill is a genuine premium Harbour Club — luxury spa, indoor tennis, modern gym and valet parking in West London, at Harbour-tier prices (~£75–£180+/mo). If quality and atmosphere matter more than headline cost, it delivers.
And if you’re investing at this level, pair it with fitness-rewarding health insurance — insurers like Vitality effectively pay you back for the gym sessions you’re already doing. Compare cover in 60 seconds to see what it would cost — and save — for you.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much is David Lloyd Notting Hill membership?
As a premium Harbour Club, indicative 2026 pricing runs from around £75–£140/month off-peak to £140–£180+ peak for individuals, with couple and family memberships higher. David Lloyd doesn’t publish fixed online prices, so always confirm directly with the club.
Is David Lloyd Notting Hill a Harbour Club?
Yes — it’s one of David Lloyd’s three London Harbour Clubs (with Kensington and Chelsea), the group’s premium tier. It was formerly branded simply “Harbour Club Notting Hill”.
Where is David Lloyd Notting Hill?
At 1 Alfred Road, London, W2 5EU, in Westbourne Green between Harrow Road and the Westway — about 500m from Royal Oak tube, with an underground valet car park.
What facilities does it have?
A luxury spa (sauna, steam, hydro and plunge pools), indoor pool, indoor tennis and racquets courts, a modern gym, group studios (Reformer Pilates, BLAZE), a Clubroom with dining, plus family facilities and a crèche.
Can health insurance offset a David Lloyd membership?
Indirectly, yes — insurers like Vitality reward gym and fitness activity (via Apple Watch, WHOOP, Garmin) with discounts and perks, effectively giving back part of your spend. It doesn’t pay the gym directly, but fitness-linked cover can offset a meaningful amount.
Is there a day pass for David Lloyd Notting Hill?
Day passes are sometimes available for non-members, typically around £100–£130, but availability varies — confirm directly with the club.
- David Lloyd Clubs / Harbour Club — Notting Hill (location, facilities, tier)
- Publicly listed club information & reviews (2026)
- Going Private UK — health insurance & gym rewards guides (2026 indicative pricing)
Important information
This is an independent guide by Going Private UK and has no commercial relationship with David Lloyd Leisure Ltd. Membership prices are indicative 2026 ranges only — David Lloyd does not publish fixed online pricing, so always confirm current costs directly with the club.
We may earn a commission when readers compare or take out health insurance through our quote service — this never affects our guidance. Fitness rewards and insurer benefits vary by provider and plan; check current terms before relying on them.
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