The 10 Best Comfortable lodging options in Edgware

“We arrived late after travelling in the pouring rain and staff were friendly, welcoming and helpful. We have stayed here before and find it is a great base for our trips into central London. We will no doubt stay again. The breakfast bar is always full, fresh with great service if needed from the staff. Thank you.”

“The staff were very helpful and nice! The room was smaller than I expected, but it was clean. I really liked that the room had a tiny fridge and an electric water heater. The location is great! Close to Edgware road station, which allowed me to go to several touristic places easily. The restaurant options around the hotel are very diverse and I really enjoyed having close by foods from so many different cultures.”

“Hands down the best B and B to say not only just in London but I would go as far as saying in the uk. A warm welcome at the door by a lovely family and they make u feel welcomed. Room upgraded at no extra cost. Only 2 of us but gave an extra bed ;). And so kind enough to give us a downstairs ensuite and a cup of tea. Facilities were extraordinary and lovely homey vibe. Thank you for the memories and hand on heart this is one stay I’ll never forget until the next time x”

“this place is perfect for Wembley, 5 minutes walk to the tube and then 6 minutes to Wembley, the host is lovely, very clean room with toilet and shower, there a 3 parking spots on the drive, at weekend you can park on the road,”

“The best guest house in this neighbourhood. Very clean rooms, excellent breakfast, very ideal location. They even have a well designed open space within the facility where they allowed us to hold a small graduation party. The place is so lovely and I recommend it anytime.”

“Never been to this Travelodge before but I’ve stayed in many and this one is a good position, close to the end of the M1. It’s a little convoluted to get here, certainly if you’re coming down from the M1 but Google is your friend so just follow her directions and she will guide you in. There is parking…..yes you heard right, there is parking at the rear of the Hotel and I had no problem, even with the big Audi. The parking registration computer was broken so Erica the receptionist explained and gave me a form. Special mention about Erica, she was lovely and explained about breakfast, which I had booked. There was a large party in so advised I get down PDQ after 0800 to get a fuss free sitting. She sorted me a room which was on the opposing side of the hotel to the train line which runs at the back of the car park and I guess could be noisy in the night. I got into 208 on the second floor and it was the same as normal, boring but familiar, which as a business customer, is exactly as you would wish. The room was clean, tidy and well set out. I love that there are USB sockets x4 although maybe 2 could be USBc if I was being picky. Overall the room was great. I didn’t give it 10 out of 10 because there were a couple of things which let it down somewhat. The first was possibly the only thing I would actually complain about and that was the toilet flush which the chrome was breaking off which left jagged and will certainly cut your finger if you were unaware or maybe a child. The rest are just observations which wouldn’t affect your stay but maybe not what you would expect from a company of this stature. The chairs were both damaged, the desk chair because it was not ment to fit under the desk and rubs each time. The shower extractor is very rusty, as is the bottle opener, there is condensation damage to the bathroom mirror and mould on the shower wall holder. Would this stop me coming again? No, not at all as it fits my needs exactly.. I will mention the toilet flush though”

“Having decided to challenge myself and find the cheapest way to stay in London I was so very happy to find this hostel. No age restriction - some are. Easy walking distance from London Paddington station … situated right next to Edgeware Road tube station… I walked into a typical British pub. Delightful. Most of the reviews I had read while coming up on the train did not holds a up at all … what are people’s expecting ? The only two reviews which did hold up were the positive ones. The staff, on duty whole stayed there were dightful : Zak, Abdul (Salim), Lorie and his name has gone out of my head was on the same shift as Lorie and recommended the ‘Juicy Bastard ‘ burger which was the best burger I have ever had - I pimped it with bacon & mayo. Zak wax the day manager who spotted the mistake I had made when booking ( I had booked two beds for 2 night) and was upgraded from mixed dormitory … the cheapest .. to an All women dormitory. Crisply ironed bedding. Bring your own towel - I hadn’t because I was trying to travel light but was able to buy a very white cotton shower towel (£7) I had brought my ear plugs but would have bed. Fine without. A good sized room with triple bunks and lockers ( bring your own lock). I managed to secure a bottom bunk. Facilities : no en suite - this is a hostel not a hotel remember. The facilities were clean and sufficient room. Since I wake early I was first to use the shower so the floor was dry. I always tend to dry off in the shower cubicle, which was roomy compared to mine at home, before stepping out - not everyone does that so go later and the floor will be wet. That’s the habit of others not a reflection of the hostel staff. I went downstairs into pub for my first cuppa of the day ( the bar is banned all night). There I met the night shift young man, Abdul, who was delightful. We had a lovely conversation and I also met another guest, Nawaz - a cricket coach ftom Bangalore -the three of us were like a mini United Nations. I had two very good nights sleep there, ate well and felt safe and comfortable and felt very welcome. It is walking distance - if you like walking - to most places…. The British Museum, The Wellcome Colmection, Covent Garden, Piccadilly, Leicester Square, Trafalgar Square, Marble Arch, Hyde Park, Buckingham Palace, Kensington and the museums, Roysl Albert Hall, Kensington Gardens, Fortnum & Mason. I will most certainly stay there again.”

“I felt compelled to write a review because I have been in contact with Samir at Maldives/ Mauritius Holidays Direct & his level of customer service has been outstanding. His advice & knowledge of the hotels in Maldives has been invaluable. He has been patient, professional & gone above & beyond in terms of finding information for us.”

“I have been staying in this hotel for 1 or 2 nights a week, most weeks, for over a year now, for work reasons. If you want a bed for the night, a shower, a toilet and not much else - this is the place for you. Personally I’d rather spend the other £50-70 on dinner/drinks than stay at what would still be a basic travelodge etc. at twice the price. Jay on reception is a great guy and goes out of his way to make your stay as comfortable as possible at what is, at the end of the day, a very basic, low budget hotel. Location is absolutely fantastic with a very short walk to Paddington station. Understand what you are booking - this isn’t the Ritz, but it’s fine by me.”