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The setting
This hotel is north of central London, about 17 km from the city centre, in a quiet suburb that is particularly well-suited for travellers arriving by car. Edgware is easy to reach, and from there you can take the Northern Line south to the West End. The hotel is characterized not so much by a lively atmosphere as by a practical and peaceful setting. In the evenings, when you want to relax at the hotel after a long day of sightseeing, you’ll find an on-site bar, restaurant, and café at your disposal.
What to expect
Rooms come with tea and coffee kit, a desk, TV, hair dryer, and shower. They measure about 16.5 square metres, ensuring a comfortable and functional stay. On the ground floor: a bar, a restaurant, and a small café for light meals. Wind down after a day of sightseeing at the fitness centre. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel, and free parking is a major advantage for guests arriving by car.
Things to do nearby
Edgware has the shops, the chain restaurants, and a tube station that'll get you into central London. Match days? Loftus Road Stadium is an easy hop, and for classic London sights, Madame Tussauds sits further south in the city centre. Since the surrounding streets are mostly residential rather than sightseeing spots, a day of exploring usually starts with a short walk to public transport or a quick drive.
Best for
This is the perfect place for families and couples who love to travel by car and are looking for 4-star accommodations without having to pay the high prices of central London. Children are always welcome here, and thanks to the well-equipped fitness centre, restaurant, and bar, you can wind down in peace after a busy day of sightseeing. Plus, it’s the perfect choice for guests who are hitting the highway early in the morning, planning to attend a soccer match at Loftus Road Stadium, or wanting to visit friends and family in North London or the surrounding suburbs.
How to get to the hotel
London Luton Airport is about a 25–30-minute drive north on the M1, while Heathrow Airport is about an hour away, depending on traffic conditions. You can reach Gatwick and Stansted airports by car in about 60–75 minutes if you avoid rush hour. Guests arriving by train usually arrive at St. St Pancras or Euston Station and from there take a taxi or the Northern line to Edgware Station; from there, it’s just a few minutes’ walk to the hotel. Since the hotel offers free on-site parking, it is particularly well-suited for guests arriving by car.
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Your 3 days, loosely planned
Suggestions, not orders. Tour ideas to mix and match for your trip.
Arrival and a first look at north London
After checking in and dropping off your luggage, you can relax in the hotel café with a cup of coffee and forget about the stresses of the drive. Take a short trip to Edgware, do some shopping, and enjoy an early dinner at one of the local restaurants. If you’d rather stay at the hotel, you can make yourself comfortable in the hotel restaurant or bar. Once you’re back at the hotel, you can work out a bit in the gym or turn in early to get ready for a busy day in the city.
Central London classics
Take the Northern Line south from Edgware, spend the morning at Madame Tussauds, and then, after strolling through Marylebone, have lunch at a café or pub. You can spend the rest of the day as you please. If the weather is nice, consider visiting Regent's Park; for shopping, head to Oxford Street, or explore the museums in the Bloomsbury area. In the evening, head back to the hotel area and enjoy a cozy dinner at a restaurant or stop by some shops on your way back from Edgware.
Football, brunch and a slow drive home
If there’s a game on, you should make a visit to Loftus Road Stadium the highlight of your day. If there isn’t a game, you can head to Wembley instead or take a stroll through Hampstead Heath. On the way, stop somewhere for brunch and take advantage of having a car to visit a few places that are hard to reach by Underground. Head back to the hotel, get ready, settle your bill, and then hit the highway.
Where you'll be
London, UK
FAQ
Is the hotel suitable for families with children?
Yes, this hotel is geared toward family holidays, and in the list of amenities and services, it’s described as “ideal for families with children.” The rooms, while compact, are perfectly suitable for a short stay. Since the hotel has a restaurant, bar, and café, you can enjoy a pleasant evening even with the kids. If you’re planning day trips to attractions like Madame Tussauds, the free parking will come in very handy.
What is there to do on site?
The hotel’s recreational facilities consist mainly of sports facilities. There's al is a well-equipped fitness centre and gym, which are perfect for guests who want to maintain their regular workout routine as well as those who want to unwind after a long day in London. In addition, the hotel has a bar, a restaurant, and a café, so you can enjoy food and drinks without leaving the building. Free Wi-Fi is also available throughout the hotel.
When is the best time to visit London for this trip?
At the end of July, when the hotel took this trip, London was in the midst of summer: the days were long, and the weather was warm but changeable. It’s the perfect time for walks in the park, city tours, and outdoor activities; however, since attractions in the city centre—such as, for example, Madame Tussauds, are very crowded, it’s recommended to book tickets in advance for a specific time slot.
Is parking really free and how useful is a car here?
Yes, the hotel offers free parking for guests arriving by car. Since the hotel is about 17 km from central London, a car is very convenient for trips to Edgware or Loftus Road Stadium, as well as for trips outside the city. However, to visit attractions in the city centre, most guests transfer to the Underground at Edgware Station.
Can guests eat and drink at the hotel?
Yes. This hotel has a restaurant where you can have dinner at a table, a bar where you can enjoy a cocktail at the end of the day, and a café where you can grab a bite to eat. This is very convenient if you arrive in the evening or after a tiring day of travelling and don’t want to make a special trip to Edgware for dinner.
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