Hampstead - Camden Town Hotels

For the money I paid when I booked it I was expecting something very basic but it was extremely clean, comfortable and professionally run. The bar was lively and busy in the evening but quiet enough to enjoy a good catch up with some friends in the area. I had taken my niece with me as she was auditioning at a stage school nearby the following morning. She felt very comfortable and loved the room.

We loved staying at Charlies. Friendly, helpful staff, good breakfast, comfy room. Great old fashioned, no frills B and B. Just what we wanted. If you want a high-end place, this is not for you. If you want home away from home friendliness and a cosy space, you will enjoy this

We stayed here when visiting family in the area. Very nice and comparable to Marriotts we've stayed at in the US. Close to bus stations and near the Swiss Cottage tube station. Would stay there again.

Breakfast was great and it was in a perfect location as the tube was only two blocks away. I particularly enjoyed Whittington Park nearby. It had an outdoor training facility, a skate park, outdoor ping pong tables and the neighborhood made me feel safe and at home. The front desk personnel was friendly and very helpful.

We stayed in a 6-bed apartment ~100m from Camden Town underground stop, perfect location. Apartment itself was clean and had ample space for 6.

We cannot speak highly enough about this hotel and it's staff. We have just had four nights there with our two children and we were made so welcome we can't wait to go back . We are in London frequently and usually in4/5 star hotels so coming to this hotel we didn't know what to expect , well let me tell you the could give some of the big boys a run for their money! P.S the manager is lovely .

Stayed a full week in early October, just the wife and I. Easy to find, five minute walk from the Tube station. Checked it out on google street view first so when we came off the tube it seemed as if we'd been there before and knew right where to go and exactly what to look for. There is a flight of steps up to the office with no handicap access that I noticed. We stayed in a smallish flat with a kitchenette, up an additional flight of stairs. I believe there was just one more floor above us. No lifts, but no problem with that for me. Room was just what we needed; a place to sleep, eat, and poo. Nothing grand by any stretch but was a good home base to return to in a nice area after trekking around London for the day. There is a market just off the Tube stop that served all our grocery needs just nicely. The only con I can think of would be that you have to pay for Wi-Fi at the Welby. We just went to the "Pret" for a cuppa and to check in back home via Wi-Fi as needed, they are ubiquitous in the greater London area. We were on a budget and this filled the bill nicely. In case you were unaware, London is an expensive place to visit.

Centrally located. Clean, seriously the staff is always cleaning. My favourite feature is that each bed has blackout curtains, a light and a power outlet. My favourite hostel in London by far.

It was a great location and the breakfast was amazing. the room were very comfortable.