Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
GNH is above and beyond what I expected. Amazing location. Friendly staff.
The room was modern and clean. Complementary wifi and a wide range of complementary on demand movies. Lovely rainforest shower. There was even access to a pantry with coffee, teas and cakes.
It's right next to the King's Cross tube station and steps away from lots of restaurants and shops. Special mention to Plum + Spilt Milk restaurant, their food was amazing. Must try their namesake, Plum + Spilt Milk dessert.
GNH is above and beyond what I expected. Amazing location. Friendly staff.
The room was modern and clean. Complementary wifi and a wide range of complementary on demand movies. Lovely rainforest shower. There was even access to a pantry with coffee, teas and cakes.
It's right next to the King's Cross tube station and steps away from lots of restaurants and shops. Special mention to Plum + Spilt Milk restaurant, their food was amazing. Must try their namesake, Plum + Spilt Milk dessert.
This was hotel was amazing, the room was modern, comfortable quirky and with great view from the 7th floor.
The bathroom was great and the bed comfortable
Breakfast was tasty, a la carte only but delicious and freshly made food.
Highlight recommend this hotel
This was hotel was amazing, the room was modern, comfortable quirky and with great view from the 7th floor.
The bathroom was great and the bed comfortable
Breakfast was tasty, a la carte only but delicious and freshly made food.
Highlight recommend this hotel
Nicole
Reviewed February 21, 2025Reviewed February 21, 2025
We love this hotel. Hidden away and easy access to everywhere. We walked to West End for shows. Tower of London for sights and Spitalfields for dining. Hotel was immaculate as ever. Staff super friendly. What’s not to like.
We love this hotel. Hidden away and easy access to everywhere. We walked to West End for shows. Tower of London for sights and Spitalfields for dining. Hotel was immaculate as ever. Staff super friendly. What’s not to like.
I loved everything about my stay here. The staff were extremely friendly and attentive and seemed to genuinely care about hotel and London experience rather than seemingly cycling through a rehearsed training programme which was refreshing. The hotel itself was incredible; the aesthetic, the feel, the vibe I just loved everything about it. The icing on the cake was how it all tied into the graphic novel and how you felt part of that wonderful adventure with so much to see, explore and photograph...
I loved everything about my stay here. The staff were extremely friendly and attentive and seemed to genuinely care about hotel and London experience rather than seemingly cycling through a rehearsed training programme which was refreshing. The hotel itself was incredible; the aesthetic, the feel, the vibe I just loved everything about it. The icing on the cake was how it all tied into the graphic novel and how you felt part of that wonderful adventure with so much to see, explore and photograph...
Fabulous service from the team. We couldn’t not have been better looked after. The location is good and most places are a 20-30 minute walk away but the immediate area is fairly office heavy.
Fabulous service from the team. We couldn’t not have been better looked after. The location is good and most places are a 20-30 minute walk away but the immediate area is fairly office heavy.
This hotel is beautiful. The staff are really great and where do kind to us. Only feedback is that the pool is not really a pool. The spa is stunning but small so feels very busy. Would 100% stay again.
This hotel is beautiful. The staff are really great and where do kind to us. Only feedback is that the pool is not really a pool. The spa is stunning but small so feels very busy. Would 100% stay again.
The history of the building is so interesting, all the links with the Titanic (look for Lucky George the dragon on the grand staircase). And the location is superb, easy walking distance into the British Museum, Shaftesbury Avenue and Soho
The history of the building is so interesting, all the links with the Titanic (look for Lucky George the dragon on the grand staircase). And the location is superb, easy walking distance into the British Museum, Shaftesbury Avenue and Soho
Amidst the hustle and bustle of London Bridge is a gem of a boutique hotel, The Lalit. The old school has been transformed into fabulous high ceilinged bedrooms and a must see dining room: the restoration has done this building proud. On a boiling hot and sticky day in London the accommodation provided an oasis of calm, noise free and air conditioned. I loved it.
Amidst the hustle and bustle of London Bridge is a gem of a boutique hotel, The Lalit. The old school has been transformed into fabulous high ceilinged bedrooms and a must see dining room: the restoration has done this building proud. On a boiling hot and sticky day in London the accommodation provided an oasis of calm, noise free and air conditioned. I loved it.
First impression of the hotel was not great as the lobby and lift are very small. However I am happy with the room and found the staff extremely helpful generally. It’s great to hear the staff telling American tourists about the history of royalty :)
First impression of the hotel was not great as the lobby and lift are very small. However I am happy with the room and found the staff extremely helpful generally. It’s great to hear the staff telling American tourists about the history of royalty :)
Kerensa
Reviewed November 28, 2023Reviewed November 28, 2023
The staff and service is exceptionally good.
One of the rare hotels in central London to have a swimming pool & proper gym. There is nothing I can say that I didn't like about this hotel. One of the gems of London
The staff and service is exceptionally good.
One of the rare hotels in central London to have a swimming pool & proper gym. There is nothing I can say that I didn't like about this hotel. One of the gems of London
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed January 31, 2020Reviewed January 31, 2020
We stayed here for my boyfriend’s birthday - we received the best service from all the staff, the room was decorated for his birthday and it was such a nice surprise for him. A place we will certainly be staying again when we come to London!
We stayed here for my boyfriend’s birthday - we received the best service from all the staff, the room was decorated for his birthday and it was such a nice surprise for him. A place we will certainly be staying again when we come to London!
fantastic Hotel, rooms were designed very well and the bed was very large and really cosy . Shower was really nice especially the Steam room feature. Staff were very friendly and accommodating
fantastic Hotel, rooms were designed very well and the bed was very large and really cosy . Shower was really nice especially the Steam room feature. Staff were very friendly and accommodating
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed September 24, 2019Reviewed September 24, 2019
Kentish Townand its attractions for luxury travelers
Kentish Town, a vibrant area in North London, offers a unique blend of culture and luxury perfect for discerning travellers. Start your journey at the renowned Camden Market, just a stone's throw away, where you can explore eclectic stalls selling everything from artisanal food to bespoke fashion – a delightful spot to find unique souvenirs. For a touch of history, visit the nearby Highgate Cemetery, where you can wander through the atmospheric grounds and pay respects to popular figures like Karl Marx. The area is also home to some of London’s finest dining options, including the Michelin-starred restaurant, The Ledbury, where you can indulge in exquisite contemporary British cuisine crafted from seasonal ingredients. Music lovers will appreciate the historic Roundhouse, a former railway engine shed turned iconic venue, offering an array of live performances in an intimate setting. After a day of exploration, unwind in one of Kentish Town's luxury hotels, such as the stylish and contemporary The Zetter Hotel, known for its exceptional guest service and chic design. Here, you can enjoy bespoke amenities and perhaps a nightcap at the rooftop terrace, offering stunning views of the city skyline. Kentish Town seamlessly combines the charm of a local neighbourhood with the sophistication expected by luxury travellers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are you searching for the perfect hotel for your luxury trip to Kentish Town?
Use Expedia to help you arrange a flight to London (LCY-London City) airport or Heathrow Airport (LHR) airport, and then choose from a variety of places to stay that will deliver the luxury you want. Amenities are an important consideration when you plan a trip, so we make it easy to get what you need to make your stay special. If you want a posh hotel with fine dining, a spa or several swimming pools, Expedia can assist you in finding the best luxury hotel experience that Kentish Town has to offer. During your visit, you might want to enjoy the cafes and coffee shops which Kentish Town is known for.
What's there to see and do in Kentish Town?
Enjoy all that Kentish Town has to offer when you visit O2 Forum Kentish Town, Camden Markets and Parliament Hill Lido. If you have spare time during your trip, you might want to make a stop at MAP Studio Cafe and Annroy Gallery.
How can I get around Kentish Town?
It's easier to get around town comfortably when you know your options. Head to Tufnell Park Underground Station for metro travel.