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Just off Junction 2-4 of the M1 motorway, Ramada London North has free parking, modern rooms with unlimited free WiFi and a fitness room. Great Location. The beds are massive.

Just 3 mi miles from Alexandra Palace, OYO Flagship London Finchley offers free parking, free WiFi and cooked breakfasts. Cheap but great, lovely hot water, wi-fi, parking, works great.

West Lodge Park is a stunning country hotel retreat set in 35 acres of tranquil parkland just 12 mi from Central London and 1 mi from junction 24 of the M25. Everything, it’s incredible. The best I’ve stayed in London.

Minutes from Woodside Park Tube, Glenlyn Hotel has good access to the Wembley Complex, Alexandra Palace and Central London, without the Central London prices. Lovely big breakfast, set me up for the day!

Savoro Restaurant with Rooms has an AA Rosette and pleasant rooms with great beds in Barnet, North London. There is free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel and some free parking. Very clean place with comfortable beds and very helpful staff.

Convenient for Wembley and Alexandra Palace, Heatherbank Guest House offers a great value and high standards in North Finchley, 20 minutes from London's city center. Location, facility and the price, good value for money

Brooklyn House is located in Barnet, 9.3 mi from London. This property is located less than 10 minutes’ walk from Oakwood Underground station on the Piccadilly Line, which connects directly to central... Very clean and warm 👍🏽 Best owner ever 😀😀

Located in Northern London, Bay Tree House offers bed and breakfast accommodations with free WiFi access throughout and on-site private parking free of charge. Beautiful spacious room with lovely decor. Lovely comfortable bed and very clean. Home from home and breakfast choice excellent. Jasmine is a wonderful host and love staying here.

Featuring a garden, terrace, and a shared kitchen, Edgware B&B offers carpeted rooms with free WiFi in Edgware, 12 miles from the center of London. I’m not often left speechless, but Edgware B&B is… different. This was certainly one of my more memorable (read: most extraordinarily bizarre) boarding experiences. The good: Our rooms had walls and beds and doors that locked*. The house had a pleasant garden. The bad: The overwhelming, overpowering smell. The room was the size of a spacious cupboard (the small single bed touched both walls). It gets worse: We were not asked for ID, or even our names upon “check-in”… we parked in a driveway, walked into the garden, asked a red-eyed, sleepy looking man if this was Edgware B&B and were led down a long winding route through another garden and back yard to get to our rooms one house down. The next morning we wondered briefly whether we should check-out of our rooms – but how could we check-out, when we hadn’t even checked-in?! This is mind-boggling: There was talcum powder (I HOPE) everywhere. A random Rastafarian man in the corridor who was clearly torn between helping me remember the code to my room (bless), and not wanting to let on that he knows the code to my room. A young unaccompanied child running between houses. *The fact the rooms had code-locks was comforting. The fact that somebody in the building (unclear whether tenant, staff, wondering stranger, or “supplier” of sorts) clearly knew said codes, was not (see: This is mind-boggling, above).

Just 4 miles from the historic Wembley Stadium, this guesthouse has free Wi-Fi throughout the property and free parking on site. Spotless, warm, excellent finish, great shower, friendly welcome, allowed me to leave my car on the drive while I spent the day in London