4 Star Hotels in Camden, United Kingdom

I was extremely satisfied with my stay at the Kingsway. The location was probably the best part for me - right by Covent Gardens, the tube, and lots of pubs and restaurants. The hotel staff were friendly and our room was cosy.

Stayed here for a few days and was very pleased. Originally we had booked an executive double room which was one of the newly renovated rooms. Asked to switch to an older room so my fiance could have a bathtub. My request was met and exceeded. Room was extremely clean as well as the bathroom. One of the most comfortable beds I have ever slept in. I would recommend the Novotel to anyone.

Very close to the tube stop and the neighborhood is wonderful. Traveling with my 10 year old son and we had a great time. The pool is nice.

This hotel is one of my favorites. We have stayed there a number of times and will probaly always stay there when visiting London. It is convient to many places. We always have the breakfast included in our rate and love it. WE cannot say anything negative about the hotel or its staff. The TV is confusing.

Great location just around the corner from tube station, very helpful staff and central to all the main attractions

This hotel is nice but probably not as nice as most Marriott hotels. It seemed a bit cramped. Hotel staff was polite and generally helpful. This hotel is in the Islamic section of London. As a result there were many Middle Eastern type tasty restaurants in the area - Persian, Afghan, Turkish, curry. This hotel is nowhere close to any sightseeing for tourists. However the nearest tube stop is a short 5-10 min walk. The Bakerloo line there will serve you well. You can go direct to Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar square, and the London Eye. The bus line that runs in front of the Hotel runs direct to Marble Arch, where you can catch various sightseeing buses. We stayed for 6 nights here and getting to the sights was no trouble at all. So if you are a tourist and this is the only hotel available to you don't worry about the location, you can get around that. The hotel gouges quite significantly for wifi, but there is a Starbucks just up the street about 1 minute walk. You should consider upgrading to an Executive room. With that comes an extra 150 pounds per day, but also free in room wifi, and free access to the Executive lounge on the 7th floor. The executive lounge has free wifi, computer, printer. Also breakfast every day, free soft drinks and water as much as you want, and in the evening they have free beer and wine till 8 PM, as well as free hot "snacks" which could substitute for dinner. A family of 4-6 could stay in one executive suite and if you consider breakfast ordinarily costs 18 pounds/person, wifi cost 15-20 pounds/day, and then having the hot snacks and drinks. It could be well worth your while to upgrade to the executive suite. It's the best thing we did. Overall it is a comfortable hotel and I would stay here again if I could not get a more centrally located hotel. I think it's a bit overpriced for what you get, but I guess some of that is just London.