The Camden Town Hotel

The Camden Town Hotel was the perfect stay for our family. Staff are so welcoming and helpful from the lovely cleaner lady helping us to our room, the receptionist helping with directions to our concert and the great service we had a breakfast. The hotel is clean, modern , decorated beautifully with a great vibe. Fab staff. Good value and would stay again. Will be recommending the hotel to friends and family The Price family

If you don't like long, heavily personalized, emoji ridden reviews, and do not wish to know the score please look away now.⚽️😜.... I stayed here one night after the Hilltop Hoods gig, basically because I'm a princess whose cracking on a bit, and didn't want to haul ass the way back to Twickenham afterwards. If anybody is looking at this hotel because they are going to a gig at the Roundhouse look no further it is literally opposite no exaggeration. Totally worth paying the extra 100 quid for a better standard of stay than the nearest competitor (Britanniq Hampstead) & to have the luxury of just crossing the road. I was met with a really friendly bubbly girl on reception who explained everything clearly. The night porter was equally as welcoming and charming after the gig & same with the lovely girl on in the morning. Staff here are definitely five star. Rooms on the smaller side, which may disappoint many, especially Australians and Americans who sense a space differs to a Londoner; but for my purposes, for one night it was fine, and had everything I needed. Tea and coffee. No biscuits but I can't criticize them for that, because they seem to be a historical artifact now in ALL hotels of all classifications. Along with toilet brushes. 🤔🙄😜 Bed was with nice and comfy with marshmallowy pillows. Shower was very very hot it went to scorching temperatures as I like it to. Noise levels - NONE. I cannot understand the complaints about noise. Usually I sleep with ear plugs but I did not need to. There was not a Peep from outside. But then again I was staying on a Wednesday night. Windows are double glazed though. If you choose to be staying in the centre of London and Camden Town you shouldn't really be complaining about noise. Choose a quieter area of London. People do need to manage their expectations with noise when booking hotels and they never do I find. Restaurant bodeans offered a lovely dinner and breakfast. I had the veggie chili which was just enough to fill me up but wasn't heavy on the belly before the gig, as often Mexican food is. Pancakes eggs and hash browns breakfast on an American diner was perfect for me as an Americanophile - they even had my favourite bottomless filter coffee! An excellent to-go price as well for 99p. In addition there was a happy hour on with really yummy margaritas which we enjoyed pre-gig. I needed a coffee to wake up l, and even though they didn't have the coffee on she made me a cold brew somehow, which was appreciated. There is a pub opposite, with which they are affiliated, which is open later for you to have a nightcap post gig. The girls in Bodeans were lovely and welcoming, 5 star service. I arrived a bit emotional; I was attending the gig in memory of/'for' my late friend who introduced me to the band. On my own admission I was a bit grumpy and out of sorts; but the girls were still very welcoming, ignoring my grumpiness & shortness, welcoming me with kindness.😍 I rated the hotel 4, not 5,

Room was clean and spacious. Bed was comfy. Plenty of tea and coffee and milk in the room. 2 bottles of water. Very short walk from the Roundhouse where we were at a gig. Only problem was the hotel was literally right opposite a pub which didn't seem to close. People were out there all night talking and shouting more or less right outside the window. Then when they finally shut up and went there was someone making a loud banging noise for about 3 hours.