Hotels near Finsbury Park, London

This is a hotel that marches to its own beat and does so with style and quirkiness! Room was adorable, breakfast options were great and easy to walk to the tube to head into the touristy heart of London!

Incredible amenities - gym, pool, spa, toiletries, sparkling water tap! Great location, lovely helpful staff

Clean, room well equiped, staff very friendly and helpful

This place truly is a hidden gem! The rooms are absolutely lovely, and the bathroom was fantastic. I especially appreciated the excellent communal kitchen, stocked with a great selection of food and drinks. What's more, the air conditioning was a lifesaver, especially with the hot weather. It was a huge relief to come back to such a comfortable room. The TV was also great, offering plenty of entertainment options. And for anyone traveling with multiple gadgets, the abundance of plugs with various adapters was incredibly useful for charging all my devices. This thoughtful detail really made a difference.

Lovely boutique hotel, nice and friendly atmosphere and very easy access by train from/to Gatwick. Metro to central London is 100 m up the street. We loved it!

The chapter hotel is a beautiful set of buildings, 5 minutes from the Finsbury station, which is served by the night tube (friday and Saturday), the Thameslink, and the Great Northern train. It's a great station for quickly reaching any part of London. For example, reaching mile end (east london) is possible in less than an hour. Windsor castle is in the far west of greater london, but it's less than 2 hours from this station. The hotel is also next to a bus stop (about 1 minutes walk) that is served by the buses N29 and 29, which provide a 24 hour connection to and from central london (just 30 minutes from Soho). All in all, the transport options were perfect. The actual room was very spacious, modern, and impeccably clean. There was absolutely no dust even in high-up difficult places. Bathroom towels were changed every 2 days without any request. The area was described online as relatively rough, but after experiencing it late at night multiple times, I would say that it's pretty safe if you use your wits. London is a relatively safe city in general, as long as you're aware of pickpockets. The price was amazing as well. Staying at a 16-bed hostel in central london was more expensive, and with the great transport available, there is no reason to put yourself through that. This will be my first choice any time I visit London.