Maldron Hotel Finsbury Park, London

Tatyana from housekeeping was wonderful. She suggested family activities and local restaurants, and made my wife and me feel especially welcome by remembering our son's name and greeting him with a smile every day in the corridor. The room was exceptionally clean, with a large spotless bathroom, and the cleaner was friendly. We also loved the spacious room, the very comfortable beds and the proper single bed provided for our son, rather than a sofa or folding bed. The building looks quite new, the city centre connections are great, and breakfast had a wide range of tasty options. The one letdown was that the front office staff weren't as friendly as the rest of the team.

The Tube Station is right across the road, and the hotel was very reasonably priced. We stayed for two nights and would come back when we're in London again. The place was bright, modern, spacious and beautifully decorated, with very comfortable beds. We couldn't hear the streets below or the trains passing so close by. Staff welcomed us warmly on arrival and stayed friendly throughout, and breakfast had good options and quality food.

We had an excellent breakfast, with lots of delicious things to choose from, even though we arrived early and only meant to leave our bags before going out. The receptionist greeted us with a lovely smile and kindly invited us to eat while we waited for our room. It's a great hotel in a fantastic location, and we had a wonderful experience. We'll definitely be back. 😊

All the staff at the Finsbury Park location were amazing and quick to help with any questions or concerns, which made our trip more pleasant. We really enjoyed our stay. A few things could make the rooms more comfortable: two people should have two chairs, and a dresser would've helped during our 8 days, instead of keeping everything in suitcases on the floor. The two 'coolers' in our room kept things at room temperature, so actual refrigerators would be better. Also, the HVAC reset after two hours overnight and left the room warm. We eventually learned to leave the key in the slot by the door to 'fake' it into staying on.