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Prices for Holiday Inn Camden Lock

Double with ensuite bathroom: £99.00 to £380.00(USD161.82)  per room per night, room only
Twin with ensuite bathroom: £99.00 to £380.00(USD161.82)  per room per night, room only
Suite: £150.00 to £430.00(USD245.18)  per room per night, room only
Single with ensuite bathroom: £99.00 to £380.00(USD161.82)  per room per night, room only
Family with ensuite bathroom: £99.00 to £380.00(USD161.82)  per room per night, room only
 
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About Holiday Inn Camden Lock

Brand new hotel located in trendy Camden, on the canal. Featuring 130 stylish bedrooms and penthouse suites, one restaurant, a bar and extensive conference and banqueting facilities.

Holiday Inn Camden Lock Facilities

Children Children welcome
Parking & transport Off site parking
Catering Bar
Serve breakfast
Serve evening meal
Serve lunch
Room service
Caters for vegetarians
Leisure facilities Health/fitness/beauty facilities
Provider facilities Air conditioning throughout
Central heating throughout
Currency exchange
Coach parties accepted
Conference facilities
Event venue
Separate guests' lounge
Ironing facilities
Laundry service
Lift
Foreign languages spoken
Night porter
Public telephone
Available for wedding receptions
Booking and payment details American Express accepted
Delta accepted
Diners Club accepted
Euros accepted
JCB accepted
MasterCard accepted
Special group rates
Solo accepted
Sterling travellers' cheques accepted
Maestro accepted
Visa accepted

Holiday Inn Camden Lock Address

Address:
30 Jamestown Road
London
London
NW1 7BY
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7485 4343
Fax: +44 (0)20 7485 4344

Location Information for Holiday Inn Camden Lock

Address:
30 Jamestown Road
London
London
NW1 7BY
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7485 4343
Fax: +44 (0)20 7485 4344
Public transport: Camden Town. Turn right into Chalk Farm Road, Jamestown Road is the second turning on the left.

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Ranked #154

Traveller Rating:

4.0
Based on 148 reviews

What to Expect:

  • 4.0 Rooms
  • 4.0 Service
  • 4.0 Value
  • 4.5 Cleanliness

Recommended for:

  • 3.8 Young singles
  • 3.8 Families with teenagers
  • 2.7 Families with young children
  • 2.4 Older travelers
  • 1.6 An amazing honeymoon

  Latest 5 reviews of Holiday Inn Camden Lock

Ideal hotel for access on Northern tube line to the City

All rooms have a safe in the wardrobe, a hair dryer, a small ironing board and iron, an electrical trousers press, a writing table and office chair. The hair-dryer, iron and trousers press only work...

All rooms have a safe in the wardrobe, a hair dryer, a small ironing board and iron, an electrical trousers press, a writing table and office chair.

The hair-dryer, iron and trousers press only work after you have switched on the electrical socket, and in the case of iron& trousers press, also 2 buttons on the trousers press

There's a big Sainsbury supermarket at 17 Camden Road, about 150m from the tube station "Camden Town".

Twin room:

- two double beds

- faces inner courtyard and has view of a wall 3m away

- window is relatively small, about 0.6m x 1.2m and does not open properly, you can only tilt it to open about 20cm

- if you don't really need the 2 beds, try to avoid these rooms

Double room facing outward:

- 1 double bed (1.50m x 2m)

- big floor to ceiling window (1m x 2m), which you can open completely

Executive room:

- big roof terrace

- 1 big double bed

- about twice the size of a normal room

- separate walk-in shower and bath tub

- bath robe and slippers provided

- weighing scales in bathroom

- collection of little shampoo bottles, shower cap

 
5.0
19 June 2009
by All_across_Euope, Germany
 

Great Location, Room and Service

This was the last 4 nights of our 3 week roaming trip through England and Scotland. Maybe we were extra impressed just by staying put for 4 nights. We too used Hotwire, (isn't everyone??) and booked...

This was the last 4 nights of our 3 week roaming trip through England and Scotland. Maybe we were extra impressed just by staying put for 4 nights. We too used Hotwire, (isn't everyone??) and booked further ahead so payed a little more than rates quoted inother reviews but still great value. Camden is VERY noisy at night and the glass dumping/recycling seems to start about 4:00 AM, just after the last of the drinkers has finally fallen in the canal. The canal is a great walking route. Nearby food offerings are mind-boggling. The shopping is very eclectic and entertaining as are the regulars in the neighborhood. Hotwire always drops us in a new place and this time it was a huge success. BTW, I'm impressed that the manager monitors these reviews and responds. Wish I had something to complain about..... Room 407, June 11 to 14. Cheers.

 
5.0
18 June 2009
by AllyandBill, Ottawa, Canada
 

Only one word to describe this hotel...outstanding!!!

We stayed at the Holiday inn - Camden Lock in London for one night as part of a three night London trip to celebrate our 10th Wedding Anniversary. We booked via Hotwire and were astonished to get...

We stayed at the Holiday inn - Camden Lock in London for one night as part of a three night London trip to celebrate our 10th Wedding Anniversary. We booked via Hotwire and were astonished to get this 4* rated hotel for $49+fees (total $63), an absolute steal for London.

I contacted the hotel a week before the trip to ensure we got one double bed, and also gave them our Priority Club number which although we would not accumulate points as the hotel was booked via a third party, normally affords the opportunity of getting a better room or a view. I received a reply almost immediately from the Duty Manager on that day, Aurelio, informing me that we had been upgraded to a Deluxe Lock View room with their compliments. Outstanding service, especially as the room was booked via Hotwire.

We arrived at Camden Town underground station late morning, and soon found the hotel which is only five minutes walk from the station. As it was a Sunday, Camden was extremely busy but it was an easy walk.

On arrival I asked very nicely if we could check in early (it was 11.30am, check in is 2.00pm) and although initially there was a doubt, after I mentioned we had email the hotel, she was more than happy to check us in. I can't remember her name but she was very bubbly and welcoming, as were all members of staff we met during our stay. She wished us a nice time, and off we went to the room.

The room was very nice, with the aforementioned Camden Lock view, which was stunning. It was a double bed, very firm but comfortable, and there was also a desk and chair, and two chairs around a table. The bathroom was modern, if a little on the small size but all in all it was a lovely room and extremely clean.

We headed off to Primrose Hill and the Camden markets for the rest of the day, all of which are a very short walk away (especially the markets). On our return to the room, we received a phone call, and were extremely impressed to be told a bottle of sparkling wine was on the way up with the hotel compliments!!! Another fantastic touch. Superb.

We did not eat in the hotel, either for dinner or breakfast the next day. It was L9.95 for a buffet breakfast if you pre-ordered, or L11.95 if you paid on the day. It was a little expensive for us to be honest, so we headed to the Lloyds Number 1 next door (which is a Wetherspoons) and had two large breakfasts for the cost of one at the hotel. Very nice, highly recommend and also for a beer or two as well (probably not for breakfast though!!!).

Camden was as I remember it from visits many years ago. Very busy, especially on weekends but with an amazing vibe. The food at some of the market stalls smelt so good, and it was nice to sit and have lunch overlooking the canal, watching the boats going up and through the Lock.

We ventured out for some beers in the evening, and despite hoardes of people being there during the day, I was slightly disappointed that Sunday night was very quiet. Still it was good to get around a few of the local pubs, and after a takeaway pizza we headed back to the Holiday Inn for a nice relaxing sleep.

I cannot recommend the Holiday inn enough. Obviously the Hotwire rate was amazing, but I would pay more for the hotel. Location is second to none for Camden, and it is an easy journey on the tube and only a short walk away. Add into that, amazing attentive staff and you have a winner. Highly recommended.

 
5.0
17 June 2009
by ju123, Norwich, United Kingdom
 

Splendid Hotel and Location

I am writing this review because the information and tips from other reviewers are so valuable. Those tips really made our stay so much better. We stayed at this hotel from 05/25-05/27. We booked...

I am writing this review because the information and tips from other reviewers are so valuable. Those tips really made our stay so much better.

We stayed at this hotel from 05/25-05/27. We booked (prepaid) through Hotwire for three nights but our flight was delayed for 24 hours and we only stayed two nights. No problems at check-in at around 9 a.m. The room was clean and overlooked Jamestown Road. We were not bothered by noise other reviewers had problems with.

Here some helpful hints. Grab you a little red Welcome to London 2009 on the rack when you first get into the terminal. It has a decent city map and a tube map. We took the First Capital Connect train (The hotels web site calls this the Thameslink) from Gatwick airport to St Pancras/Kings Cross. All the different train tickets can be purchased from the same ticket windows. Then we purchased two Oyster PAYG cards with 20 quid each at St Pancras/Kings Cross. (Actually 17 with 3 deposit which was more than enough for 2 days). The Oyster Card is the way to go. You have to switch from the train station to the tube (Underground) Northern Line north bound to Camden Town (One stop but can't be walked). There is a bit of walking to get to the tube station because of the ongoing construction. Just ask someone or look for the signs.

Once you get to Camden Town exit and follow signs to Camden Market. Take a left on Jamestown and you should see the hotel.

We did have breakfast at the hotel one morning. It was rainy and none of the cute roadside cafes were open. The hotel had decent food and reasonable prices. There is a Wagamama right across the street from the front of the hotel. My wife likes Chinese food but it does not do much for me. I preferred dinner at the Ice Wharf which is behind the hotel towards the canal. Tuesday night special was a 10 oz sirloin steak with chips and your choice of drink for 6.95. This deal can not be beat. But the way that restaurant works is each table is numbered (little bronze number on table surface). Pick a table and then go to the bar. Order your food and drinks, bring your drinks back and they will bring the food to your table when its done. I am saving you twenty minutes of sitting at your table waiting for the waitress who never comes to take your order. I like this concept and think it would work well in America.

The canal and market area is a fun to walk around in. But plan a few hours to walk through Regent's Park. Go back towards the Camden Town tube station and follow the signs to London Zoo/Regent's Park. I could not believe how beautiful and spacious this park was in the middle of all that humanity. You can pick up another tube station on the other end. Baker St I believe.

We bought wine and a some food at Sainesbury grocery store. Go back towards the light but don't take a right to go to the Tube Station, keep walking to the bottom of the hill. Ten minutes.

Our departure flight was out of Heathrow so we tubed it down to the Picadilly Line. Make sure you have the right tube because the Northern Line splits in two south bound. If you do get on the wrong south bound line switch at Euston to the Leicester Sq stop. Know which terminal your flight is leaving from as well. One west bound Picadilly Line goes to Terminal 4, 1, 2,3 and one goes to Terminal 5, 3,2,1. We returned our Oyster Cards to get our deposit and whats left. Both were paid with the same credit card but for some reason, one card was returned in cash, the other credit back to card.

The National Gallery is a must. I am not an Art Aficionado but did manage to recognize many of the paintings. This was very impressive.

St Pauls Cathedral was great. The views from the top were awesome.

The signs for the underground stations have a blue line that says Underground through a red circle. The bus stops look the same but has a red line through a circle.

You won’t get to see everything. Have fun and enjoy what you do.

 
5.0
31 May 2009
by PChandler, Riverview, FL
 

Won't be going back.

Dear Trip Advisor Member, I was sad and disappointed to read your review. I've taken all your feedback on board and will make sure that all the points raised are going to be addressed. We...

Dear Trip Advisor Member,

I was sad and disappointed to read your review.

I've taken all your feedback on board and will make sure that all the points raised are going to be addressed.

We are starting comprehensive refurbishment works in order to improve our facilities and make sure we are able to deliver the 1st class service that our guests deserve.

Part of our upgrade to the new Holiday Inn Hallmarks is also implementing a new TV system and replace all the mattresses and beds. Plenty of good news for all our guests!

As you can see from the previous reviews, most of the comments are positive and we are proud of the level of service we deliver.

This doesn't make up for the fact that you didn't enjoy your stay with us, so I would ask you to contact me with more details of the room you stayed, so I can investigate the flaws you mentioned.

Please contact me also on the next time you come to London, i would like to invite you to stay with us again, and I will make sure we will win your confidence back.

Sincerely,

Luis Pedro

Deputy GM

 
2.0
19 May 2009
by lasppt, London
 

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