Forget clunky multiplexes. The Coronet rejects the moneymaking norm in favor for the red-roped glamour of Tinseltown.

Housed in a Grade II listed building, the Coronet has been a Notting Hill landmark since its opening in 1898; its handsome exterior was even immortalized alongside Hugh Grant and Julia Roberts in the much-loved film named after the area. The cinema’s sumptuous interior remains largely as it was when the venue first opened, complete with plushy red seats and an elegant balcony.