Queens Hotel
| Private Room | $23.09 |
$23.09
122 Church Road Crystal Palace ,
London,
England,
SE19 2UG
Having been given the flourish of a light makeover to some of the areas within, an expansive white exterior openly greets the visitor to the 5-storey Queens Hotel.
Situated close-by to Crystal Palace Football Club ground at Selhurst Park and the original Crystal Palace - built for the Great Exhibition of 1854 and now the home of the renowned
Crystal Palace Theme Park Maze - the Queens Hotel is perfectly placed as the starting point for exploring South London’s rich history.
The main geographical feature of the city is the river Thames, which meanders through central London, dividing it into northern and southern halves.
The central area and the most important sights, theatres and restaurants are within the Underground's Circle Line on the north bank of the river.
The trendy and tourist-ridden West End lies within the western portion of the loop and includes Soho, Trafalgar Square, Piccadilly Circus, Leicester Square and Regent St. The East End, so beloved of Ealing comedies, lies east of the Circle Line; it used to be the exclusive preserve of the Cockney but is now a cultural melting pot.
By Train:
From Victoria Train Station to Crystal Palace Train Station. Train Station is only a few minutes away from Queens Hotel London.
By Car:
It’s easy to get to Queens Hotel London from the M25 or central London by following the signs to Crystal Palace. Head for the A212 and when it becomes Church Road you will find Queens Hotel London.
On Foot:
From Crystal Palace Train Station you need to exit onto Crystal Palace Station Road, turn left and then right onto Anerley Hill. Stroll along this road and then take a left onto Church Road. You will soon see Queens Hotel London on your right hand side.
Negatives: it was fine
Negatives: Felt very basic and outdated
Negatives: Can hear noise from other rooms, if you don't have loud neighbors its fine but…
Negatives: Locution
Negatives: It was pretty far from central London
Negatives: Breakfast very frugal. Room clean but would need repair.
Negatives: There was no toilet brush at all in our private ensuite! The breakfest was all…
Negatives: "continental" breakfast was frugal: jam/marmalade and butter on toast. No wardrobe in room.
Situated close-by to Crystal Palace Football Club ground at Selhurst Park and the original Crystal Palace - built for the Great Exhibition of 1854 and now the home of the renowned
Crystal Palace Theme Park Maze - the Queens Hotel is perfectly placed as the starting point for exploring South London’s rich history.
The main geographical feature of the city is the river Thames, which meanders through central London, dividing it into northern and southern halves.
The central area and the most important sights, theatres and restaurants are within the Underground's Circle Line on the north bank of the river.
The trendy and tourist-ridden West End lies within the western portion of the loop and includes Soho, Trafalgar Square, Piccadilly Circus, Leicester Square and Regent St. The East End, so beloved of Ealing comedies, lies east of the Circle Line; it used to be the exclusive preserve of the Cockney but is now a cultural melting pot.
By Train:
From Victoria Train Station to Crystal Palace Train Station. Train Station is only a few minutes away from Queens Hotel London.
By Car:
It’s easy to get to Queens Hotel London from the M25 or central London by following the signs to Crystal Palace. Head for the A212 and when it becomes Church Road you will find Queens Hotel London.
On Foot:
From Crystal Palace Train Station you need to exit onto Crystal Palace Station Road, turn left and then right onto Anerley Hill. Stroll along this road and then take a left onto Church Road. You will soon see Queens Hotel London on your right hand side.
Reviews
Anonymous
Positives:
it was fineNegatives: it was fine
John Catchpole
Positives:
Cheap room, Good location, Friendly staffNegatives: Felt very basic and outdated
Anonymous
Positives:
Staff was friendly, lobby has free wifi that is reliable for the most part. Pretty…Negatives: Can hear noise from other rooms, if you don't have loud neighbors its fine but…
Anonymous
Positives:
staffNegatives: Locution
Anonymous
Positives:
It was pretty quietNegatives: It was pretty far from central London
Anonymous
Positives:
Old hotel with atmosphere.Negatives: Breakfast very frugal. Room clean but would need repair.
Anonymous
Positives:
Neighbourhood is nice. The train station is close.Negatives: There was no toilet brush at all in our private ensuite! The breakfest was all…
Wim Verjans
Positives:
Service was correct. 24 h. reception. Rooms clean and good maintenance (fresh towels & tea…Negatives: "continental" breakfast was frugal: jam/marmalade and butter on toast. No wardrobe in room.
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Directions to Buckingham Palace
Total Distance: 13.4 kmHead southeast toward Church Rd/A212.
Turn left onto Church Rd/A212
Continue to follow A212
.Turn left onto Central Hill/A214
Continue to follow A214
.Turn right onto Knight's Hill/A215
Continue to follow A215
.Turn left onto Christchurch Rd/A205.
Turn right onto Brixton Hill/A23
Continue to follow A23
.Turn left onto Stockwell Rd/A203.
Turn right onto Clapham Rd/A203/A3
Continue to follow A203
.Turn left onto Parry St/A3036.
Take the 1st right onto Wandsworth Rd/A3036.
Slight left onto Wandsworth Rd/A202
Continue to follow A202
.Turn left onto Neathouse Pl/A202.
Turn right onto Wilton Rd/A202.
Turn left onto Victoria St/A302
Continue to follow A302
.Turn right onto Lower Grosvenor Pl/A302.
Turn left onto Buckingham Palace Rd/A3214
Partial toll road
Destination will be on the right
.Directions to St. Katharine Docks
Total Distance: 15.6 kmHead southeast toward Church Rd/A212.
Turn left onto Church Rd/A212
Continue to follow A212
.Turn left onto Central Hill/A214
Continue to follow A214
.Turn right onto Knight's Hill/A215
Continue to follow A215
.Turn left onto Christchurch Rd/A205.
Turn right onto Brixton Hill/A23
Continue to follow A23
.Turn left onto Camberwell New Rd/A23.
Slight right onto Brixton Rd/A23.
Slight right onto Kennington Park Rd/A3
Continue to follow A3
Go through 1 roundabout
.Turn left onto Elephant and Castle/A201.
Keep right at the fork.
Slight left onto New Kent Rd/A201.
Keep left at the fork.
At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Tower Bridge Rd/A100
Continue to follow A100
.Continue onto Mansell St/A1210.
Sharp right onto A12010/Mansell St.
Continue onto Tower Bridge Approach/A100.
Turn left onto A1210.
Turn right onto St. Katharine's Way.
Take the 1st left to stay on St. Katharine's Way
Destination will be on the left
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