Park Royal is a suburb of north London. On the northern side is the Network Rail depot at Stonebridge Park, which also has London Underground Bakerloo Line tracks running through it (and Harlesden station nearby). On the eastern side, Park Royal is bound by Acton Lane and Park Royal Road (B4492). The Central Middlesex Hospital is located here. On the southern side is the arterial Western Avenue (A40), which leads to the Hanger Lane Gyratory System. Park Royal Underground station, on the Piccadilly Line is located just off Western Avenue. To the west of Park Royal is the North Circular Road (A406). As well as many small industrial firms, Park Royal is home to some large company buildings, including McVities and Heinz. The old Guinness brewery and sports ground site at the south-western extremity of the district has now been totally demolished. The first building erected adjacent to the new roundabout and bridge link to Western Avenue is occupied by international drinks company Diageo, owners of the Guinness brand and the redevelopment site.

The Park Royal car wash is an incredibly useful service situated within the suburb. With so many people owning cars it is vital that they are able to keep their vehicles clean. Cars are our pride and joy and everyone wants to make sure that their car is clean so it gives off the best of impressions. Because of the car wash this is possible; for a small fee you can have a car that is lovely and clean.