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Our top choices for Queen's Park Design Hotels

1. Inhabit Queen's Gardens, a Member of Design Hotels

London City Centre

Sukhvir

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27 Sept - 28 Sept

2. Inhabit Southwick Street, a Member of Design Hotels

London City Centre

Mark

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18 Oct - 19 Oct

3. Sir Devonshire Square Hotel, part of Sircle Collection

London City Centre

Janet

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27 Sept - 28 Sept

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Top Queen's Park Hotel Reviews

The Cumberland, London

10/10 Excellent

"Worth it!"

Otherwander Soho Pod Hotel (ADULTS ONLY)

8/10 Good

"The room was clean, and well maintained. We had an upper nest which was up 3 stairs and above the lower nest (obviously) while in the pod with the door shut you couldn’t hear any people noise what so every only the occasional door closing. The room was a comfortable temperature and air was fresh. There were controls for lighting and temperature near the top of the bed with a charging port either side of the bed. In the double there were 2 shelves and hooks for your belongings which was more than enough for 2 travellers. The toilet and shower room always had availability and we never had to wait. The only issue was the drainage for the shower. The floor flooded quickly so it was difficult or impossible to get dry and dressed in the same cubicle. Other than this it was a very pleasant stay and would stay here again. Fantastic location."

Bluedaws Private Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Very basic accommodations,, but perfectly nice. Know what you're getting yourself into. It's very good for the price, but you're not getting top of the line quality. Amenities? No. There room was clean enough, everything was washed, though it showed some wear. The room is extremely basic, it really is just beds and a sink. One small piece of hand soap. No hand towels, no shampoo, no face cloth, etc. The shared bathroom should be a consideration for anyone coming here. It's a single bathroom with a single toilet, and a very small shower with little water pressure. It can be very inconvenient if another guest leaves a mess. There's one floor mat to share with other guests out of the shower. The whole place could do with some renovation. The toilet lid doesn't stay up and crashes down. The toilet doesn't flush every time easily. The TV antenna was completely broken. The shower head is old and doesn't seem in decent condition. The beds are small, not very comfortable and the bunk beds are very noisy, as is the street (and you must leave the window open to get some airflow). Just extremely basic. But the staff is really kind, the breakfast included is perfectly good. If you go in with right expectations, it's a nice stay. But if you expect any amenity or anything beyond a basic bed, you're asking too much for the price."

Find out more about Queen's Park

Visiting Queen's Park

Travellers will be sure to find plenty to entertain them in London's Queen's Park neighbourhood. Book your hotel now and use Queen's Park as your home base for exploring the sights in and around London.

Staying in Queen's Park

Here is our guests' top hotel in the neighbourhood:

Cambridge Guesthouse: 2-star guesthouse featuring free WiFi.

Queen's Park might not have your ideal accommodation, so consider a different London neighbourhood. Kilburn is a neighbourhood that travellers love for its fantastic nightlife. This neighbourhood is home to 45 hotels and other accommodation options including these favourites:

Sanctum International Serviced Apartments: 5-star apartment featuring an indoor pool, a health club and a sauna. Our guests enjoy the apartment's walkable location and helpful staff.
Clayton Crown Hotel London: 4-star hotel featuring a restaurant, an indoor pool and a fitness centre. Expedia travellers like this hotel's comfortable rooms and central location.
London Marriott Hotel Maida Vale: 4-star hotel featuring a restaurant, a bar/lounge and parking. Our guests rate this hotel highly for its comfortable rooms and central location.

Exploring London

There's plenty to see and do while you're in Queen's Park. Natural History Museum and Lord's Cricket Ground are also worth a stop when you're in the neighbourhood.

Kilburn is a nearby neighbourhood, and while you're here you can make time for a stop at The Tricycle Theatre.

Getting Around Queen's Park and the Greater London Area

Looking for a quick way to explore more of the city? Catch a ride on metro transit at Queen's Park Underground Station and Kilburn Park Underground Station. If you want to venture out of town, London Queens Park Station is the closest train station. You can also catch a ride at London Brondesbury Park Station.

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Our top choices for Queen's Park Design Hotels

1. Inhabit Queen's Gardens, a Member of Design Hotels

2. Inhabit Southwick Street, a Member of Design Hotels

3. Sir Devonshire Square Hotel, part of Sircle Collection