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London Paddington Bishops Bridge Rd Hammersmith & & National Express City Line & Circle airport buses via Kings Cross 3 Entrance/exit Sheldon Square Kingdom St, 19 Eastbourne Paddington Basin & Terrace Bishops Bridge Rd Way out, Taxis and Hammersmith & City Pre-booked Line & Circle via Kings Cross taxi Mobility assistance drop o First class lounge Exit closed Concourse 33 level Up to first floor 32 and taxi rank First Floor – taxi rank 31 Down to Underground I.K. Brunel statue 02 43 44 03 WHSmith Station reception 45 Excess 21 Fare Oce 24 29 23 22 22A 30 25 26 27 28 Bakerloo, District and Circle via Victoria 47 Underground Bakerloo, District and 46 19 20 E Circle via Victoria Bakerloo, District and A ST 48 Circle via Victoria 41 B O U 17 18 R 1 NE Entrance/exit Ticket Praed Street T oce E 39 R 40 R A 12 10 C E 12.a 11 13 09 WHSmith First floor Up to first floor Exit closed The 08 Lawn 01 03 Sainsbury’s Local 38 37 04 05 06 07 02 M&S Simply Food 36 L O Up to N mezzanine D ON ST R Hilton executive E 34 35 Hilton E lounge London T Paddington Route to Hilton PRAED STREET Bakerloo Ground floor Mezzanine Services and facilities Food, drink and shopping If you need help please speak to one of our sta Accessible toilets Paddington Bear statue Accessorize 05 Kiehl's 09 Upper Crust 25 or call our helpline on Baby change Parking Barburrito 38 Krispy Kreme 45 Vodafone 28 03457 11 41 41 Photobooth Leon 36 Wasabi Bike park Boots 07 12 networkrail.co.uk/paddington Buses Platform numbers Burger King 27 Lush 06 Soboro Bakery 12.a @NetworkRailPad Business centre Post Box Cabin 37 M&S Simply Food 02 Whistlestop 29 Car hire Smoking area Caè Nero 18 23 Mad Bishop and Bear Pub 39 WHSmith 11 43 Cash point Stairs Caè Ritazza 13 26 McDonald’s 33 Coming Soon 22 Changing place Station reception Cards Galore 10 Paddington Bear 08 Coming Soon 22A Currency exchange Taxis Costa Coee 41 Paperchase 32 Coming Soon 31 Escalators Telephones Crussh 20 Pasty Shop 17 Coming Soon 35 GWR information point The Oce Group Delice de France 24 Pret A Manger 21 46 Coming Soon 47 Hotel Tickets EAT 40 Sainsbury’s Local 01 Coming Soon 48 TfL visitor information Toilets Fat Face 04 Starbucks 34 Left luggage / Concierge Water Fountain Hotel Chocolat 19 The Beer House 30 Lift Waiting room Isle of Flowers 03 The Savanna 44 Lost property.
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