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Excellent guest house to explore London. Within walking distance of a direct tube line to London, in a very quiet area. Spacious and comfortable beds, sufficient for 3 people. Very friendly host, who immediately rectified a small technical defect. Recommended!

After a train strike scuppered our travel plans to London we decided upon a hotel not far from Brent Cross underground station, which was an easy drive from the bottom of the M1. The hotel was a converted house and included free parking on the front of the hotel although there was only space for two cars. For an extremely reasonable price (for London) of £205 for two nights (cheaper to book direct than through a third party) we had a basic but very clean and well appointed room. It boasted a comfortable bed and excellent shower and TV. Would stay again as only a 5 minute walk from the tube which was then only 20-25 minutes journey to Leicester Square/ Covent Garden/Westminster.

I am actually laid on the bed before checking out and couldn't be happier with our stay at The Pillar. I am a wheelchair user, and it is stressful trying to find truly accessible hotel rooms, but this one is including emergency pull cords by bed and shower, bars by toilet and a raised toilet, the seat in shower is bolted to the wall. Some people have said the Wi-Fi is bad, well we laid in bed and streamed shows from BBC iPlayer and 4 on Demand with no buffering! What really made this special was that a Chuppah was set up right outside our room and the central area soon filled with guests, and we got to watch this special moment which ended of course with a lot of singing! Breakfast was perfect, and the staff are very attentive, and over all I cannot fault our stay at this wonderful hotel.

Very pleased to get a room here, as London seemed busy at the time. Parking availability was excellent, and the hotel had a pleasant atmosphere in reception and the dining area. It was bright, modern and appealing. The most memorable part of the stay was contact with the Duty Manager - a real character who is a comic tour-de-force. His quirky personality was reflected in the erratic layout in some areas of the hotel. Breakfast was fresh and tasty, with one very pleasant and helpful member of staff, and one other who was sullen and swathed in a large anorak. The room was pleasant enough - the description of ”small double” was certainly accurate. I think the amount advertised for this on the website would be fair, but not the sum I was charged - and I understand this was discounted from the usual price. The wiring, though I have no reason to think it was unsafe, was untidy and hard to locate which switch related to whick appliance. The view from the window was uninspiring. I was told the room had been re-decorated within the past year which alarmed me, if evidence of mould in the bathroom had appeared in so short a time. I experience a ”prickly” feeling in nose and throat at the end of the stay and a few days afterwards - perhaps coincidence admittedly.

Wonderful cosy accommodation offering superb value for money. We were upgraded to a suite on the ground floor which was spacious and all the amenities including washing machine, fridge, cooking range,iron, free parking, dryer etc. It’s a well-located family run accommodation providing warm and comfortable stay in London without burning a hole in your pocket.Highly recommended.

Decent place above a pub has basic ammenities, is alright if you already know london.

We are currently staying at the hotel in room 11. When we arrived about 4pm we were told the room wasn’t yet ready as they’d been sent the wrong sheets for the beds(check in time is 3pm) so we dumped our luggage and went back down for a drink. We noted there was no soap or shower gel etc in the bathroom either and this was taken to the room. While having our drinks we were told it would be about 20 mins before they brought the right sheets but they had the wrong size did we want those on instead? We said no thanks we would wait the 20 mins for the right size. A few hours later we were in the room to bath and they sent someone up… with the wrong sheets. She went back down… and then came up with the wrong sized duvet covers. By this point my disabled daughter was getting upset and I’d about had enough. This had been going on for several hours now and no resolution. My daughter had been to equine therapy and if we didn’t have that again tomorrow I’d leave. I suddenly felt very upset at being treated this way. This is not what we have paid for. Really upset at the lack of caring and lack of service. I paid a lot for this room and with two of the three beds without the right sheets how can we be expected to stay like this? Have spoken to staff several times but apart from them promising sheets that don’t arrive no real resolution. Actually rather upset. I wouldn’t stay here again- no care for the guests.

After booking the room, the password was not sent for a long time, and finally waited for Trip to contact the landlord to open the door. Wi-Fi is not available