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Have to agree with one of the previous reviews and find fault with this place, it is presented in the photos to be quite luxurious but it’s not. It’s a solid place if you want a cheap place to stay in London, it’s essentially a well done student House. Would I stay here again? Yes, Probably as it’s relatively cheap by London standards, but I would know what I was getting this time. Things that might disappoint. I couldn’t find the door entry text straightaway so I rang the Wi-Fi doorbell twice, but nobody answered. I didn’t fill me with confidence. The bedroom was nicely done, but the bathroom was quite average with bits of rust on some of the fixtures. The ceiling tiles in the bathroom looked like they’d come straight out of an office building. It was quite noisy with the thin windows and although it’s a quiet building, a fair bit of sound comes through the door, not to mention my little room fridge which turned its motor on and off every hour. Look it’s not horrendous and I would stay there again if I were in a pinch, but definitely not the lovely calming vibe it’s presented as.

This is a small personal boutique-hotel designed for the kosher traveller. The location is unbeatable - in a quiet street 1-2 minutes walk from the kosher hub including Chabad, many shuls, a big variety of kosher food outlets and a 5-10 minute walk from the Golders Green station. The management and owners make themselves available to you and seriously attempt to meet your every request. Clean and comfortable with a quiet garden. Wifi excellent and user friendly The fridge facilities in the room and in the shared kitchen are great A/C worked very quietly and effectively Good well-placed multi-purpose electricity outlets Very comfortable beds and generous supply of large pillows The basic breakfast is cheap and basic. The upgraded breakfast is excellent The frum facilities (shabbat room-key, shabbat urn, hot plate etc) are good Don't expect a fancy hotel. The building is old and there are some minor things that don't work so well. The toilet in our room needs repeated flushing in order to do its job. The safe in our room was broken - failed to work despite a change of batteries. The main bedroom light and one bathroom light didn't work I would certainly return to this hotel especially if my stay included shabbat

We chose this B&B partly becuse of it's location, parking and proximity to tube line and it didn't disappoint. Just a few minutes to tube, parking right outside the door and a High Street just a minute away with shops, banks, cafes, and everything else which we spent an hour or more in. We were greetly very warmly and when i called a couple of times with queries, they were professional and helpful. The room was great, large bed, large room and super clean bathroom. Our bed was really comfortable, there was a sofa in the room for relaxing on and tea/coffee/biscuits/kettle. For a stopover in London this place is just perfect, clean, comfortable, welcoming and in a fantastic location.

As I travelled in London, I was glad to find excellent customer service where ever I went. This hotel was a total opposite. After 5 hours in a hot bus, we arrived at the hotel to meet unkind stuff member who just pointed at the stairs and told us ”no elevator” and offered no help for us to get our luggage in the room upstairs. That was a bummer. The room was tiny but clean. Not the most convenient, since there were two beds and only one night table so other bed had no space to put anything into. We only had two towels and had to ask for a hand towel. There was no closet space, and hangars were placed above the electric kettle, so no use for them. There was a bar downstairs, so the noise was quite loud, and the door of the hotel was in the terrace area of the bar. Wouldn't recommend when travelling with kids. Best thing in the room was the air conditioning, which worked really well and kept our room cool during the heat outside.

Stayed after late flight from Heathrow, usually do this and usually find places mediocre at best, but here, just lovely, Tom looked after us really well, the kitchen stayed open to feed us, great little bar with friendly locals, immaculate room (wish I had your cleaner), lovely breakfast with another super friendly lady, sorry didn’t get name, lovely hair!! Will always use now as our go to before and after flights! Thankyou🤗👌

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

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.