CENTRAL PARK

The hotel is located opposite Finsbury Park within three minutes walk of Finsbury Park station (Victoria and Piccadilly lines) and only two stops away from Kings Cross in the heart of London. Fashionable Islington is a mere five minutes bus ride away.The rooms vary in size and they all enjoy natural daylight, are very simply decorated but very functional. All the rooms have laminated wooden floors, walls are painted in cream colour, and blue/yellow curtains and bedspreads. All equipped with television, reading lights by bed head-rest. The bathrooms are simple in style and vary in size and they have either shower or bathtub. Hair-dryers are available in reception. Please note some of the rooms might be allocated in the annex building opposite the main building.The restaurant is located in the ground floor, next to reception. A small staircase leads to the big breakfast room. The breakfast room is simply decorated but very large and well set up, something rare in this category of hotels. It serves Continental Breakfast only with a choice of cereals, juice, coffee and tea, cheese, toasts, butter, jam.This is an attractive period, 19th century town house, brick and stucco building with a glass doors entrance flanked by columns.The lobby is of medium size, simply decorated but well distributed, breakfast room and car park entrance leading directly to it. There is an additional sitting area with sofas and armchairs adjacent to the check in desk. There is no lift in the hotel.This is a good property, ideal for the budget conscious traveller, very close to central London. The property and its facilities are simple but clean and well maintained. There is a car park at the back which is free of charge for guests, and an entrance that leads directly from the car park to reception, making it ideal for leisure and business travellers alike. A highly recommended hotel to stay close to central London. 24h manned reception.- Bed sheets will be changed every second day. - Limited Free Commencement Parking Available on First-Come, First-Served Basis