I really liked the Harlingford Hotel. It’s in a terrific area and the hotel is immensely comfortable. Yes, the rooms are little and the showers are cramped and the bathrooms tiny, but everything is very nicely done, they make good use of the space and the whole place is absolutely spotless. My partner and I stayed in room 25 (with... more

We came to London for just 36 hours to see an exhibition at Tate Modern, so we were looking for a decent and affordable hotel, nothing special. A friend told me to stay at Harlingford Hotel. The location is very good, only 3 mins from St.Pancras station where the Eurostar arrives, in a nice and (very) quiet neighbourhood, conveniently close... more

I had initially sent a request to book at room at the Harlingford through a third party online, but then I worried the company might be unreliable (the website was based in Malaysia and seemed a bit dodgy,) so I immediately sent a follow-up saying I didn't need their services. I then contacted the Harlingford directly and booked a room.... more

We booked this hotel on the basis of other reviews, so we were not surprised to find there was no lift, and a lot of stairs. However that was no problem, and after that everything was superb. Most hotels tell staff to smile, but few hotel workers manage the cheerful sincerity of the staff here. Our room was small, but... more

We stayed at the Harlingford while visiting the UK in late June. Knowing that hotel rooms are quite expensive in London, I booked early for our family group of 4. We stayed in a family room for two nights and enjoyed our quiet escape after long touring days in London. Located in Bloomsbury, on a quiet cresent street, we loved... more

This is a nice, middle of the road hotel. Breakfast is fabulous - many wonderful and healthy things available; do get there before 9:00. Hotel rooms are small, but this is the case in most European cities. Staff friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful; we ordered takeout one night and they gave us dishes from the dinig room to use. There is... more

My mom and I stayed in this hotel just a few weeks ago and enjoyed our stay. It is a couple minutes walk away from the picadilly tube which runs through the main parts of London. The room was small, but not uncomforatable in the slightest because it had a nice window that opened up to the cartwright gardens square... more

I was a 'walk in' at the Harlingford in May. I have been staying in London hotels for a number of years now and the overall quality & size of rooms has always been an issue even in the larger 4 star etablishments. I decided on my last trip to find a small family hotel with a human dimension. I... more

We were very disappointed with this hotel. The specific ground floor room we had booked (on line, via phone and via email, with written confirmations) was occupied when we arrived and the hotel said they couldn't do anything about it! The room we ended up in was up 40 stairs! It was very small and dirty to boot. We had... more