Langorf Hotel - London, United Kingdom 

"typical english country house in london"
Posted: Mon, Nov 23 2009
I really liked my stay at the Langorf. The hotel is in a quiet street off busy Finchley Road.There you have great public transport (still in the cheap tube zone 2- off peak travelcard available)via two tube lines and several buses (incl. night buses ) to the West End or City or even a train station (Finchley Rd and Frognal)with direct trains to beautiful Richmond on Thames and Kew Botanical Gardens. Oxford Street (Bond Street Tube stop) just 3 tube stops away. A big advantage is the bus stop for the coaches from Luton and Stanstead Airport right around the corner, 5 min walk.. This means you do not have to go to Central London from the airport to get to your hotel (heavy traffic) which saves you time. The room was nicely furnished and really quiet. Breakfast was served in a really nice breakfast room with view into the back garden. You really felt like in a country house and not in the bustling capital city. It is a nice walk to Hampstead village, one of the nicest parts of London and there are lots of shops, supermarkets and places to eat around Finchley Rd. tube station. Probably my favourite place to stay in London in this star rating category and I go to London regulary and used to live there.

Yannick Robert
Posted: Sun, May 17 2009
If you are lucky to have quiet neighbours, it's a good price/quality place. The isolation between rooms is poor.

Mark Stuart-wood
Posted: Wed, Mar 11 2009
Great value for the price. A couple of niggles in that the room was a tad pokey, the bathroom cramped and the breakfast room positively rammed but counter balanced by the price, especially on Valentines night and the excellent location for Hampstead and, if you wanted, travel into town.

ROBERTO FRUCTUOSO
Posted: Sun, Nov 23 2008
excellent value fot money for London. The only but is that walls and floors are too thin an d yoy could hear people?s walks and conversations

ROBERTO FRUCTUOSO
Posted: Sat, Nov 15 2008
excellent value fot money for London. The only but is that walls and floors are too thin an d yoy could hear people´s walks and conversations