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What Guests Said About Barnet:
Julie
United Kingdom
6.0
I ate in the hotel breakfast was poor, I'm not sure how...
I ate in the hotel breakfast was poor, I'm not sure how you can get bacon and eggs wrong but they did! The waitress was a bit weird and swore a lot!!
Evening meals were nicer and evening staff were nicer too
Anonymous
United Kingdom
8.0
I arrived to late and unable to take in all surroundings.
I arrived to late and unable to take in all surroundings. A great hotel in great setting wish arrived earlier so I could make the most of touring the grounds and surrounding area trent park would have been great to have visited if planned better
Lena
United Kingdom
8.0
I know Barnet very well.
I know Barnet very well. This is Edgware. Both are good safe places to start any trip.
Edgware road is an old Roman road and one of the straightest roads in London. Its 13 miles long from Marble Arch to its end and meeting of station road and near-by Edgware Station. The coach trips from london found the distance a convient stopping point to refresh the horses and travellers and hence you will find The Elizabethan pub called the Railway Hotel which is unfortunately and sadly closed awaiting refurbishment I hope. A tudor building with twisted chimneys and and a romantic chivalrous mural inside.
All amenities are close. Transport and local food shops and food market also Edgware / Brent cross shopping centres easy to get to.
Edgware area has the famous St Lawrence church that the composer Handle visited and a painted ceiling in the style of Michalangelo church paintings, north collegiate school, built on the former site of the house of a former bank of England' governor, who is still on many pound notes( alight at Cannons park station- jubilee line),
The police training academy, Airforce museum, College of poisonous diseases, ( alight at Colindale station, northern line), Middlesex university,Hendon station, northern line.
Queensbury station jubilee line and visit Mollison Way, named after the pilot Amy and Jim Mollison who had a, their airplane hanger nearby here and where they practised their early flights.
“Booked a two night stay as we were attending concert at Wembley Stadium. Staff were very friendly and attentive, very easy check-in, room comfortable, and a lovely breakfast in the morning which set us up for the day. 15min walk to Cannons Park tube which took us into central London. Everything we needed for an easy stay.”
“Have been to this hotel before....
It's a hidden gem tbh
Excellent service
Foods great and the tube station is at the bottom of the street
access of the M25 is within fifteen mins
Cleanliness is as good or if not better than the larger chains
WELL worth every penny”
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