Hotels in North London

"We booked a room for a night over March break specifically because the kids wanted to swim in a pool. We tried at 2 separate times to go swimming but the pool was freezing cold. When we asked at the front desk if it was normally that cold they told us no but also that there was nothing they could do about it. We also had an issue getting the fireplace to work. The front desk said they sent someone to fix it but when we returned to our room it still would not turn on. My husband eventually got it to work so that we could warm our kids up after their attempt at swimming. The room itself was ok. It was clean and the beds were decent."

"Amazing service to my room at late hours and pool was nice "

"The property is beautiful. Love seeing all the deer. The restaurant on the main floor is excellent, as is all of the staff. If I had to complain about anything, it would be that there are no safety bars in the shower. Would definitely recommend this place to stay."

"Great weekly parking price. Close to hotel and shuttle included"

"Breakfast was sub par. Ive stayed at this hotel a few times and breakfast was always fresh and tasty. This time, i went diwn at 7:45an and the cooked items (scrambelled eggs and cubed potatoes & ham) were stale and did not taste good. There was a much reduced selection of muffins and sweet items. "

"Best hotel in london"

"Very easygoing and clean rooms"

"Had a great stay, close to downtown and many bus routes "

"I didn't use or need the business services. The room was clean, there was plenty of parking. The motel was walking distance to a variety of shopping opportunities. The pool was suitable. The one concern i had with the pool or the use of the pool was, there were two children under six i would estimate and they were in the pool by themselves fir a half an our after we went to the pool before an older teenager or adult came to the pool area. They had water wings, but i was quite converned about their safety and well being. The pool was away from the check in desk so no staff knew the young children were alone in the pool. "