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Hollingbury Hotel

106 Craven Park, London · Hotel

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A 12-room Victorian house hotel on Craven Park in north west London, offering simple rooms and free on-site parking.

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About Hollingbury Hotel

Craven Park is a residential stretch of north west London, and it's here, in a converted Victorian house, that the Hollingbury Hotel occupies its 12 rooms. The setting is unassuming and suburban rather than scenic, but it puts guests within reach of the city's transport links without the crowds of more central spots.

Rooms at the Hollingbury are plain and functional, reflecting the building's period character rather than any recent overhaul. Free WiFi and air conditioning are included throughout, and the hotel has a lift for those who'd rather not tackle the Victorian staircases. Breakfast is served on-site, with a restaurant and bar also available for guests who prefer to eat in, and there's a gym for anyone keeping to a routine while travelling.

Outside, a garden offers a bit of outdoor space, and the hotel doubles as a wedding venue for those planning a smaller celebration. Free on-site parking is a practical plus for anyone driving into London. Nearby, guests will find pubs, restaurants and other eateries within easy reach, making it a straightforward base for exploring the surrounding area.

What guests say

Fernanda Huckle

The worse experience ever! Do not book this!!! We booked 3 nights and barely slept in any! Bedroom looked clean at first but the more we stayed we realised we were visited by mice every night, we left some Dry food items like pack of crisps and wraps for my kids lunch after only to come back and find rat/ mice holes in the package. Neighbourhood noisy and people coming in till late slamming front doors… there’s no reception so we seen the staff on arrival and once asking for a fan but no luck! We bought a fan cos bedroom was soo hot and we couldn’t leave window opened as we were on ground floor and looked like someone could come through window. Very dirty bathroom, we had towels changed but bathroom never cleaned and there was a leak behind bathroom non stop… my kids seen mice poking their heads through… tv impossible to tune and unfortunately not even BBC channel so we missed catching up with the Commonwealth Games… managed to see some online but that was it, not good enough not even for 2 stars and half! The back pain sleeping in the hardest mattress ever wasn’t worthy and we just stayed cos was hard to book somewhere else last minute with 2 kids and budget in high summer… one of my kids mattress had a hole uncomfortable to sleep on but we jmprovised…. we put a towel to dry feet in bathroom cos floor was slippery and next time they gave us “fresh towels” this same one was mixed between (????)… what the!? Walk to Harlesden station is also very dodgy, do not do at night… buses serve area well but I now wished I had read more of these reviews here… also they didn’t serve breakfast anymore and only food safe was what we had in fridge. Staff shouted 11:05am (5minutes past checkout) that was time to leave but didn’t say bye or ask anything about stay which confirm in my experience they might already know how bad it is… never staying in this place again! We had london passes and thought the saving was good but overall, wish I had gone somewhere else as my kids didn’t sleep well either and we dreaded returning to this hotel in the night, after having a good day in london… 😒

4 years ago · via Google

Debbie Woodward

When we arrived at the Hollingbury Hotel they couldn't find our booking, even when I produced a receipt and showed the payment on my online banking they still didn't want to give us a room. They wanted us to pay again. Eventually after around 45 minutes we were given a room, which was supposed to be a double, but was quite clearly a single, they was only one cup, one towel etc. The hotel is very scruffy, the lamp in our room was held together with sellotape. The bathroom was no bigger than a cupboard, you would have to climb over the toilet to use the shower and the sink was in the bedroom. It's located in a very dodgy area of London. Not once did they apologise about the booking mix up, the guy at reception didn't have a clue what he was doing. We didn't bother staying for breakfast, and from reading other reviews it wouldn't have been worth staying for anyway. This is by far and away the worst hotel I've ever stayed in, I wouldn't recommend this hotel to anyone.

13 years ago · via Google

Yu Ri

The worst experience I ever had! We came here for two rooms but we had to go to sleep somewere else because was impossible to sleep in such of a bad situation. The room were awful, super dirty. We found used soaps in the toilets, beard hairs in the sink and mirror in the toilet. Dirty towels, and the shower of one of the room dirty as well. We told the guy in the reception about all those things and told him that we couldn't sleep there in a not igienic, not health and not safety environment, and he told us that was not his problem because he is just an employer. I called back to tell the owner as well and he din't even say sorry about that and was just saying every second that the rooms were clean. After that, I would never reccomend this place at all even if the price is lower also about the area, is located in a really unsafe neighborhood. Never again!

8 years ago · via Google

paul collins

the area is an absolute s***hole got of the train and within the 5min walk to the hotel a fire work shot across the street pretty much at us. the manager was very friendly at the hotel. there was a big gang of people outside. the room was a mess most of the furniture broken window would shut shower was cold and there was a dirty sock in one of the draws

9 years ago · via Google

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Basic hotel set in a Victorian house offering unassuming rooms, plus Wi-Fi access.

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At a glance

Address
106 Craven Park, London, NW10 8QE Get directions
Property type
Hotel
Location
106 Craven Park, London
Good for children
Yes
Destination
London