It's not luxury but good for the £65 per night paid. Room large and clean, quaintly decorated. Finding way around hotel difficult, very higgledy piggledy small corridors and tiny lift. Close to tube in a lovely quiet, safe area. Paid for cheap advance reservation but despite saying in confirmation email that they charge the card immediately they didn't with me.... more

We spent 4 nights here while in town for a wedding. It was exactly what I thought it would be. Clean, well located and affordable. The room was large and bright. Very quiet neighbourhood. Tube station was 2 min away. 15 min ride to central London. The overall decor is a little tired and the beds are firm with some... more

Surly reception staff on our arrival, triumphantly telling us (without checking) that the car park was full, very tired bedroom (wallpaper damaged, etc.), walls in lift badly defaced and simply left that way, rabbit-warren-like access to rooms, the list just goes on. Also ( no fault of the hotel) very difficult to locate and access by car and, as above,... more

This is a nice hotel in a superb location - almost next door to Swiss Cottage tube station and the shops and cafes of Finchley Road, but in a pretty, very quiet neighbourhood. We chose this hotel because we drove to London but wanted to avoid the central congestion charges - if you get there at the right time, there's... more

We managed to get a really cheap deal for this hotel, and were staying for a long weekend - my husband and I in one room, my mother and young daughter in another room. The hotel is in a great location, nice area and a stone's throw from Swiss Cottage tube. The hotel looked promising from the outside, and the... more

Nice athmosphere in a good place with very nice streets.Good rooms, different tipes!No luxury but good for travel and verry well located.The subway is very close.It was arround 80 pounds a night ...not so cheap ...but ok!The internet was bad in the lobby.Don t ask me about breakfast.We took something on the way...Some problems with water pressure!Our room was at... more

It's not the best hotel of my life, but it's not the worst. It's not close to city center, but conveniently close to Swiss cottage Station (gray line). if you wanna experience a " Londoner neighborhood, it's a good experience. Rooms: small, old furniture, but clean and a renovated bathroom- although the time we spent there, there was a leaking... more

The Swiss Cottage hasn’t changed much in years, I guess that’s ok then as long as you’re not expecting mod cons (but wifi is available!) Narrow halls, tiny lift (when it works), creaky floorboards, mismatched Victorian-like furnishings, it’s all part of the charm. My room was FABULOUS, on the first floor, large living room area with 3-sided bay windows overlooking... more

I was tired of staying in the usual anonymous Holiday Inn and therefore chose this hotel. The area is great - close to the restaurants at 'the village' and with buses and the tube station almost in front of the door. Liked the hotel, especially the lobby with the piano, the couches and chairs. Everything looks like it has been... more