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Top Camden Town Hotel Reviews

STG Hotel London Oxford Street

4/10 Poor

"We have stayed at this hotel a number if times and it seems to have gone downhill! Queues for breakfast, no longer tea / coffee in the rooms, only one towel and pillow…everything now stripped down to basics… Also self service check in …so no more friendly meet and greet. Didn’t feel like a guest anymore. Even though it is an excellent location will probably look for somewhere else in the future."

Holiday Inn Express London Heathrow T4 by IHG

8/10 Good

"I was near a fire door, that was opening and closing during the night that was very loud. Like metal scraping against metal. Also during the night there was an awful howling/squealing sound coming from the bathroom. Was the shower piping. Had to close bathroom door to muffle, went on for about 20 minutes."

The Tower Hotel, by Thistle

8/10 Good

"I love this hotel. This is my second stay there. I had a view of Tower Bridge which was delightful. The only thing I would pick on is that only one electrical outlet to plug my converter in worked; the tiles were lifting by the tub and the toilet almost overflowed with it much tissue in it. All of those things can be fixed. The hotel is in prime vicinity with a scrumptious restaurant, aptly named Vicinity attached to it. The bathroom had a deep tub so I could soak by tired back and the bed was very comfortable!!"

Park Plaza London Riverbank

6/10 Okay

"Thought breakfast could have been better, no fried eggs had to ask, no pancakes, had to ask. Staff were quite rude, when I asked for cutlery she snapped back that I could get my own! Restaurant menu showed a lovely looking soag bol, when I asked, was told it was only a kids meal and they would not allow me to order it. Was told I could get it in room service! That's what I ended up doing but if they can do it on room service, I can't see why they good not do it in the restaurant. Some staff were quite rude , however reception staff were really friendly and helpful. Breakfast was not worth the cost. Don't think I would stay here again."

The Cumberland, London

6/10 Okay

"The Cumberland was a decent hotel overall. The bed was somewhat comfortable, you could feel its age and the underpinnings were lumpy and uncomfortable. The bathroom was clean but there were spots on the ceiling that raised some eyebrows. Gym was clean and well stocked. Reception was overall very helpful except for delays in housekeeping/maintenance arriving to solve a plumbing issue. Great value for money for London and the location for time of year."

Find out more about Camden Town

Pocket Guide: London Camden Town Hotels

Camden Town is known for being walkable and economical with many neighborhood options for restaurants, bars, and coffee shops. You can experience the local theater and live music, or enjoy the natural beauty of the parks. Camden Town's hotels make a great home base for venturing out into the greater London area.

Sightseeing around Camden Town

The museums and theaters provide some cultural flavor, while the monuments and historic sites offer insight into local lore. London Canal Museum, Keats House, and Freud Museum feature captivating exhibits. You can check out the local talent at Hampstead Theatre, Bloomsbury Theatre, and Almeida Theatre. Monuments like BT Tower, Angel Building, and Marble Arch are well regarded. Notable landmarks include Burgh House, Russell Square, and Dickens House. Hours of family fun are waiting at London Zoo, The Castle Climbing Centre, and London Dungeon.

You can get some shopping done while you're here, or take part in any number of other activities. You'll find the great outdoors at parks like Primrose Hill, Cartwright Gardens, and Queen Mary's Gardens. Explore nature at Highbury Fields and Clissold Park. Plan to do some shopping while in town? Consider Swiss Cottage Farmers' Market, Selfridges, and Smithfield Market. Emirates Stadium, Lord's Cricket Ground, or Whiteleys Shopping Centre will provide yet another welcomed diversion.

Don't miss some of the area's most popular attractions, such as King's College London, Trafalgar Square, and St. Paul's Cathedral. You can also stop by University College London, Highgate Ponds, and Park Square Garden.

Getting around Camden Town

If you want to get around the city, Kentish Town Underground Station is the closest metro stop. Others nearby include Camden Town Underground Station and Mornington Crescent Underground Station. To see the sights outside of town, hop aboard a train. London Road Station is the closet train station, but London Kentish Town West Station and London Gospel Oak Station are also nearby.

At 8.7 miles (14 km), London (LCY-London City) is the closest major airport to Camden Town. The next closest airport is London (LHR-Heathrow), located 14.2 miles (22.9 km) away.

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