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Coronet Cinema
(Now Closed)Movie Theater
Kensington and Chelsea, London
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Stall seats in screen one are comfy. Lots of leg room and the rows incline the further back you go. Love the history of the place. Cheap as chips too.
Alice WheeldonSeptember 5, 2013Beautiful cinema! Don't sit front row of balcony, unless you're really tall - barrier gets in the way of the screen!
Maxine MonuFebruary 24, 2012One of few proper picturehouses left in London, complete with real theatre seating and a balcony in screen 1. Excellent value.- BrokeinLondon.comDecember 22, 2013Every Tuesday you can watch a movie for a mere £3.50. On Mondays students can go for £4.50.
David AdeolaJuly 25, 2011The Coronet was opened as a Victorian theatre in 1898 and was soon regarded as one of the finest theatre outside the West End.
Oana BraduletJuly 16, 2012Student Mondays ftw! £3.50 tickets plus any popcorn and/or drink for £1.50 (each)! Love it.
Jennifer KimJanuary 25, 2011£3.50 on Tuesdays. Get you ticket by phone as the evening shows are always sold out.
andrewpascoeOctober 17, 2009go to the Coronet cinema at notting hill for £7.50 tickets (and half price on Tuesdays)
de Dios EditoresOctober 17, 2011“Notting Hill”: William (Hugh Grant) viene aquí a ver “Helix”, la película de ciencia ficción que tiene como protagonista a Anna Scott (Julia Roberts).
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"This is the oldest cinema in London. Renovated and reopened in 2015 I believe. Bar and cocktails w snacks & food available to take into the film with you"
Catherine Klaffer - 8.7
"Finally a good cinema with old fashioned service, welcoming staff and popcorn no longer cost an arm and a leg! They even serve alcohol! Still being refurbed better screens and sofas!"
Demetris Vassiliades - 8.2
"Fantastic 30s decor and always has interesting mix of mainstream and small independent films. We’ll worth a visit"
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