Hotels near Hampstead Heath Rail Station, London

I recently stayed at the King Solomon Hotel for a business trip, and I must say, it was one of the best hotel experiences I've had. The staff were so attentive and accommodating, and the rooms were well-appointed. I particularly appreciated the free internet, which was essential for my work. I will definitely be staying here again!”

Had booked this through work so was booked through a booking system (click travel). There is a company card attached to each booking for the hotel to take the required payments. Upon arrival I was asked for ID which I found off as I hadn’t been asked before but that fine. I was then told by the guy on reception that I needed to pay the full price of the room for ‘their insurance’. I swiftly told him it was precooked and paid for to which he replied “oh click travel, okay I’ll take the payment now”. Unfortunately because of my experience staying here I feel he was trying to be a bit sneaky in terms of payment. So room payment sorted, I was then abruptly told there was no food and the lift was out of order (I was on the 4th floor). The lift was subsequently broken Monday, Tuesday and fixed on Wednesday. I get to my room to find the air conditioning did not work and for some reason the windows were bolted shut and you could not open them. The weather was particularly hot on these days which made the stay extremely uncomfortable. I asked on Tuesday morning if somebody could look at the AC he took an uninterested note of it and surprisingly nobody bothered to look or fix it. The room was not clean, there were stains on the walls, blinds were dirty and the shower head disgusting. I did not eat breakfast nor did I touch the tea/coffee in the room I ate all my meals out due to lack of facilities and cleanliness of the room. I would not recommend this hotel and don’t let the 4 stars fool you, I’ve stayed in holiday inn’s & travelodges with a hell of a lot more about them. £130 a night, you get nothing but I a boiling hot uncomfortable, unclean room to stay in. Read the reviews people and don’t waste your time. The Marriott is a bit pricier a stone throw before this hotel and you are better off paying a bit more.

We stayed 3 nights here, first night the rooms were wrong, after going to reception the ignorant woman behind reception was no help. Her male colleague changed the rooms on day 2. All 4 rooms were dumps, not fit for 1 star. Our room in the basement was directly above the tube line, you could hear it travelling every few minutes. Health and safety doesn't exist here. Breakfast is basic, no hot food and the milk was sour and stored in a flask. Everywhere except reception is filthy. The bar was closed for 2 of the 3 days we spent here as the barman did not turn up for work and nobody else was authorised to open the bar including the manager. 10 pounds charge to store your luggage while you wait to get checked in!!! While passing through reception at various times we heard at least 6 people complaining about the rooms they had been allocated. Nothing matches the photos online. Windows unlockable, safes not working, corroded tap in the ”newly refurbished bathroom”, showers blocked. Well over priced for what it is. This place is not a hotel!! Unfortunately 0 stars is not an option.

Amazing experience What really seperated this hotel from others I have stayed at is the staff and level of attention they provided. Their concierge are on point! I highly recommend this property and if you do decide to stay make sure you connect with Mark the concierge as he treats every guest as an ultra VIP

I turned up ready to put my legs up and rest before my early morning train. I was not looking for anything special but there is basic and then there is this! I was originally put in LG5 and told to go up the stairs, along the corridor and down the stairs. I followed the instructions but, not only could I not find the room, neither could a member of staff. Another one told me to go back along the corridor, up some stairs and down some stairs. I got to the staircase at the end of the corridor and it was blocked by piles of laundry and laundry bags! I went back to the reception desk and explained that neither myself nor staff could find the room. He agreed to give me a different one (a nicer one he said!) and said to go up the stairs and the room was on the right. He didn’t, however, give me a room number. I then started trying to get into the room on the right, then the next room on the right, then the next room on the right before I came up and went back to reception once again! He told me my room number and off I went again. I opened the room door to find a bed with no pillows or duvet and no bigger than a cupboard. I shut the door and headed back to the reception. I explained that I was not staying in that room and before I could explain why, he asked, “is it not clean?!” I explained that not only was it not clean, there were no facilities. He then snapped, “so, you just want to cancel this booking? Fine!” The carpets in the corridors were filthy, the staff couldn’t care less if they tried and the room was beyond basic. I left and booked the premier inn. Much better!

When my husband and I decided to extend our stay in London and needed last-minute accommodations, Charlotte Guest House was recommended to us by a family friend who lives nearby. We couldn't have been happier with our stay here! Charlotte Guest House offered just what we were looking for: a no-frills room that was reasonably priced, clean, aesthetically pleasing, and appointed with a kitchenette, ample shelving, and a freshly updated bathroom. Though we ourselves didn't take advantage of these spaces, there was a communal gathering space and kitchen for guests. Checking in and out was simple and Eddie, who welcomed us at the front desk, was hospitable, helpful, and informative throughout our stay there. Any other staff member we ran into during our stay was similarly friendly, accommodating, and eager to offer assistance. The location was great, too--just a few minutes' walk away from the West Hampstead stop on the Jubilee line and more or less right across the way from a street full of great restaurants, cafes, and cute shops. We took full advantage of the breakfast discount offered to guests of Charlotte Guest House at the nearby Lola's Cafe, which has a fantastic menu, quality food, and pleasing ambience. Without reservation, I would recommend Charlotte Guest House!

Room was clean and good. Lots of storage spaces for your stuff. Staff were really nice and humble. And location was really convenient and very close to Paddington station. The only downsides were room service and breakfast. We stayed there for 3 nights and they didn't even clean the room once, even after requesting them to. Instead they gave us bin bag to empty our own garbage bin which felt really weird. The breakfast was sooooo bad. We mostly had breakfasts outside even though we paid for breakfast (included with room booking). I felt they can improve the breakfast for the price we are paying. Even the cheapest hotels have proper English breakfast.

I find spa days odd if this is normal. Maybe this is a me thing. £70 to sip camomile tea in a not very warm room with the lights down (I could have murdered a coffee but they didn’t “do” coffee in the spa. Coming from a luxury hospitality background and it being a high-end hotel, I would have thought someone might have offered me one); the jacuzzi again was not all warm and nice so my muscles still wouldn’t relax and then there is a steam room with eucalyptus. The sauna is separated m/f so i didn’t bother because I went with a male friend and the point was to chat… we ended up having more tea. There is no swimming pool but there is a gym. Fair enough if you want that. My starters had no flavour at all. The main was nice and right for the moment and my Irish coffee was delicious. The building wowed me and everything is in very good condition. Staff are down to earth, smart and friendly. The set menu was worth doing. I don’t know how this competes with other hotels but had the spa been warmer I would certainly have been happier. I feel £70 for that part of the day is money for old rope. When I think about it we spent about £20 an hour to be in a nice building and have a £30 two course meal. I think that’s quite a lot. The spa could do with some personality, warmth, music… having tables cleared more often (it wasn’t busy)… something other than going room to room in a towling robe.

First booking via trip.com . Very straightforward. The hotel was only a few minutes away from Euston. Staff were very friendly and extremely helpful. Beds are very comfy and the room was spacious enough for the 3 of us. Late check out was a bonus and we could even leave our luggage at reception which was very handy. Would recommend and will definitely go back. This is a very big hotel and I was worried about noise level but we had a peaceful time.

We had a lovely stay at St Giles, London. Well located hotel, near to Tottenham Court Road Station, bus stops, supermarkets, shops, eateries, theatres etc. From Heathrow Airport, we took the Elizabeth line to Tottenham Court Road Station and hotel was just a short walk away. The British museum was also nearby. Hotel staff were friendly, helpful and efficient. As we arrived rather early, Nikki helped us to secure a room earlier than official check in time, so that we can put our luggages and rest. The concierge guys were great, giving advice on how best to get to our destination. The Chinese gentleman, sorry, I didn't get his name, even helped me with my Bolt app bookings! We booked 2 new twin rooms. Although they were small, they were sufficient for 2 pax in each room. All amenities that we needed were available and rooms were cleaned thoroughly when we returned from our sightseeing. There was no air conditioner in the rooms but weather was great, so we had no issues. The breakfast served was excellent, with a wide variety. Good choice for our short stay in London.