Green Rooms

I have mixed feelings about that one.

Not sure that the price is worth the staying but yeah, it's London and it's expensive.

The room was old but clean, no complaints. The staff is nice and helpful

But my view from the window was a dead end alley filled with all sorts of trash, and it is kinda disgusting?

I know I won't be staying there when visiting London again.

Quirky place, but I’d not call it a B&B let alone a hotel. No breakfast options, not even tea and coffee in the rooms. Tiny bed, barely big enough for one person let alone two. Very noisy, so glad we had ear plugs. Most of all, very expensive stay for what is literally a bed.
Don’t like the shared bathrooms, and talk about in need of some work. The walls are literally crumbling.
Staff are friendly enough and the bar is quirky, but I’d never stay here again.
Over all, awful.

Super stay, a great place to relax. Food is amazing. The market is pretty nearby to stroll.

Hired the function room for a family event. Staff were exceptionally helpful and very obliging, couldn’t do enough. The venue was also excellent and perfect for the event.

A little gem in wood green.
Let's face it, wood green does not have alot to offer but it's refreshing to have a quality restaurant that does not deep fry everything!
Service was great. Staff were polite, helpful with choosing from the menu & quick service even during peak time.
The food was incredible. Tasty & full of flavour. Lots of veggie & vegan options & very reasonable price.
Would recommend & return

Stayed here for 2 nights and both mornings have been woken up by very loud maintenence work right outside of our door at 7:40.We tried to check in at 2 which is the expected time but we got told our room wouldn't be ready for an hour. Staff are all very unwelcoming. The latest you can get back to your room is 12 and we turned up at 11:46 to see the main door had been locked, luckily there was still a man in there to let us in. Got put In a studio which had some very unsafe stairs so I'd you're a bit older make sure to let them know.

I love this place, as it is has a really cool lounge area in the ground floor area with one of the best restaurants in the area & a beautiful garden seating area out back which is nice in warmer climes. However last week a had a terrible experience when trying to get a coffee. It was atrocious!! It was flatly one of the worst coffees I've ever had the misfortune to have. £3.30 (absolutely not justified) for Burning hot scummy bath water with no love in it whatsoever. The thing is they could train the staff for free from the coffee supplier. Not to mention the very unwelcoming receptionist fellow thought he could chime in & tell me my complaint was not a valid one, when he clearly has never steamed milk in his life. Wouldn't take much to sort this problem. If you're going to charge artisan prices then your product must be on point. As I work in the industry I find this sort of experience very disappointing & frustrating.

Stayed just the one night with my son as we were attending the Alexandra Palace for the darts and found this little gem of a place.
Rooms are basic enough but we didn't spend much time there just to sleep.
On arrival (12pm) we were given our room early (which we didn't expect but they went out of their way to do it)
The night porter Karim is an absolute gentlemen, there was nothing that he couldn't do for us
Location is amazing, on the door of the nearest tube, and a 15 min walk from the Ally Pally