Name: Kings Boutique Hotel
Address: 77 Hampstead High Street, London, London, London, NW3 1RE, United Kingdom
Rating: 6

Smoke-free property

No elevators

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Hairdryer

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Coffee/tea for guests

Restaurant

Meals

Free Wi-Fi

Internet

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Transfer

English

French

Multi-language staff

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Pets Not Allowed

Pets

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At the boutique hotel

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Hampstead

Finchley Road

Belsize Park

Pentameters Theatre

Fenton House

No 2 Willow Road

Royal Free Hospital

Isokon Gallery

Royal Casino Slots

Golders Hill Park

Sculptures by Henry Moore & Barbara Hepworth

Parliament Hill Lido

Kentish Town City Farm

Madame Tussauds

The British Museum

Hyde Park

National Gallery

Loftus Road Stadium

Buckingham Palace

Victoria and Albert Museum

Big Ben

London Eye

The Shard

Tower of London

Tower Bridge

London City Airport

London Heathrow Airport

London Luton Airport

London Gatwick Airport

Stansted Airport

Farnborough Airport

Rochester Airport

Blackbushe Airport

Kings Boutique Hotel

London

Great for an absolute last minute booking. 
I got stuck trying to leave London during the snow last night, and Hampstead's hills proved too much for my car after nearly crashing. Managed to skid to a stop and book a room at 10.45pm. The only place near enough to walk to. I called straight away (quite upset by many near misses in the car) to check the booking had gone through, and the lady on the phone was so kind. I got the the pub within 10 mins and was immediately given a mulled wine which was the best remedy for that snow. Waited a couple mins and the same lady came and showed me to my room and was so kind asking if I was ok. Lots of tea and coffee amenities which was perfect. Didn't sleep very well because a new place and the drive just unsettled me, but check out at 11am was great. Nice little place, nothing special but had everything I needed for the situation, warm, clean and dry. 
Thank you!

Perfect place for an emergency booking!

I normally don't pay much attention to one-star reviews, if there aren't too many of them--everyone has a bad day once in a while--but I'm really regretting it now. I'd booked a place in Hampstead so that I could get up early the next morning to go for a dawn walk and swim. But it turned out that my room was directly over a live amplified band that evening. The hotel staff told me they couldn't move me to a room toward the rear of the building, which might not have been so loud, and that the band would be performing until 11. Since it looked like I wouldn't get to sleep early enough to enjoy an early morning walk the next day, I left--so I wasted £130 plus the time that evening that I could have done something else. Very disappointing, but lesson learned I guess.

Room booked right over a live band

It’s a great Inn!  

The pub is lovely and location ideal.  Set just outside central London but 2 minutes walk to the Tube.

It’s not a boutique hotel, you wouldn’t want to stay here a week as room/bathroom is quite small but for a weekend break it’s great.  The decor is ‘shabby chic’ (more shabby than chic to be honest) and it’s an old building with everything that comes with that.  We didn’t find it noisy but I can see it could be if you go to bed earlier.

Great value for money for London!!

Great value for money

Agree with similar recent reviews - for the right person this is a great place. We were quite happy here, and if it wasn't for the issues with the water (well documented in other reviews) I would have given it a 5. As such I am in the 3.5 - 4 range. Still pretty happy with our choice.

Why you stay here: Prime location in upscale Hampstead, just a few yards walk from the underground (northern line). Great pub atmosphere down below. "shabby chic" (as previously described) rooms. Actually a fair amount of space. Good interactions with staff. Look out after yourself for the most part. Price, comparatively speaking, is competitive with budget conscious properties in Earls Court, Bloomsbury - Kings X, etc. 

Not for: Anyone who is looking for a refined "boutique" hotel experience. These rooms are not like the bistros on Hampstead's high street. These are pub rooms above a fun traditional bar - an inn. Music playing possibly till 11, and you will hear it.

Our room (Adelaide), was charming - but yes there are dings in the trim, chips cracks, wallpaper needs some updating etc. It's an old building. The big caveat and know before you go is the plumbing is real tricky.  Sometimes when you turn on the hot water no water comes out of the spigot at all - you have to wait 15 minutes before the water gets primed or whatever - but the end of our 3 night stay we had figured out some tricks to get it to respond. Also the tank for the toilet takes forever to fill up - it won't flush a second time for 10 - 15 minutes. I get it old building and all - but there are lots of old buildings that have functional plumbing. There is an extra toilet right outside the room in the corridor which we used a couple times. But you don't pay for ensuite to leave your room to go to the bathroom.

Anyway - if you are wiling to fuss with the water issues, then this place is in the right place at the right price point with a great vibe. Give it a try eyes open. I would stay again if in hampstead, but we are cool with this style of accommodation.

Fun, well located, but understand what it is

We chose kings boutique hotel as we decided that we wanted to stay outside central London.  The location of the hotel is fabulous, right on the high street. Restaurants and coffee shops are close by.  The staff are very friendly and helpful.  The room was great value for money, they had a 20% discount in July, so our stay only cost us £158 for the 2 nights.  The accommodation could do with being spruced up a little bit, but is adequate.  We didn’t hear any noise from the pub whilst we were in the room.  Definitely would stay again.

Short London break

We stayed in the Catherine room on NYE. After reading negative reviews I was nervous about our stay, but I was pleasantly surprised with how clean and good the room was. The lights in the hallway were automatic, this was great when arriving back late at night. The room was well equipped with kettle, water, glasses, a variety of snacks an extra blanket etc. Everything was clean and tidy and the room was warm. The shower room was small but clean and again, well equipped. The towels were soft and displayed nicely, rolled in a basket. There was an array of small shampoos, conditioners, soap etc. Considering the party in the pub below had live music and lots of people, from upstairs the noise could hardly be heard! Noise from the street was fairly loud (being NYE), but nothing unbearable! The pub is quirky and has a fantastic atmosphere with polite and helpful bar staff and lots of seating. Overall, we had a very comfortable stay and would 100% come back again.

Good stay in a fun and quirky pub

Described as a “Boutique Hotel”
Well I don’t know where to start😂
 The Pub is amazing it’s full of character and of characters a free house serving Directors and London Pride amongst others 
The atmosphere is terrific The walls are adorned by black n white photos of the talented and famous interspaces with black boards displaying amusing quotations 
“Peter Cook  I didn’t speak to my mother-in-law for 6 Months I just couldn’t get a word in edgeways”
“Money talks! In Las Vegas it says Goodbye”
The floor boards are old scrubbed wood and the paint on the bits of wall that are not covered with photos are mellow shabby sheik
We stayed on a Saturday night and had gone to a wedding .We arrived back at The Pub at ten pm
It was rammed full of people having a jolly fun time.
Two drag queens were hosting an open Mike singalong .Both talented vocalists, one on the key board was exceptional and everyone was having a  real laugh it was very friendly 
They were running a raffle to raise money for the Terrance Higgins Trust It was very entertaining really off the wall ,”One flew over the cuckoos nest on steroids” probably sums it all up
We stayed until it wound up .
I would award it 5 stars except for the London Pride which was past its best but the bar staff were under such huge pressure and the pub so crazy and noisy that I just drank it and didn’t ask for it to be changed 
Now for the hotel bit 😬
On ascending the stairs to our room we were greatly amused to find the performers getting changed out of their drag kit in the corridor .
The stairs and the corridor were shabby sheik ,more shabby than sheik Definitely not boutique standard 
A make over is definitely overdue upstairs for it to be “a boutique “
There are apparently only 4 rooms ,we were late bookers and there was only one twin bedded room left ,It was clean and there was hot water in the bathroom it had a nice old window that you could open to alleviate the sort of musty atmosphere that greeted us when we opened the door It was a miserable day and the room felt cold and clammy .The bed side table lamp was broken although it worked  it was too risky to use.
The dimmer switch for the central ceiling lights was worn out and the lights flickered alarmingly ,not really very atmospheric unless you were a seasoned clubber high on drugs . The out look from the window looked out onto adjacent building which was nice and built from old London Stocks, a not unpleasant but limited view over a little quite side street 
The bed was not at first glance very inviting, I actually wanted to get into it in my clothes as the room was so dank but I resisted that temptation 
I had a good nights sleep and it turned out to be more comfortable than it first appeared 
We left early in the morning and had our shower at home as the “on suite bathroom “ was cold and uninviting 
Nine points out of ten for the pub but only 2 out of ten for “The Boutique Hotel “room
Shape up guys and spend some money upstairs it will be well worth the investment  or you should drop the boutique pretence.
I would never want to go back to that room sorry I couldn’t give a better review

Interesting

We stayed here for 2 nights recently, in the Elizabeth room. All was well to begin with but there was no hot water when we wanted to shower. After a days walking on Hampstead Heath we needed that shower. Unfortunately there was no one to complain to as they only have bar staff on and what could they do anyway? The staff in the pub were very helpful regardless and it's because of them we give 3 stars.

Mixed review

Very enjoyable! The place is big and has great decorations! Nice drinks with a great variety! I also ate in the restaurant which was amazing and brilliant service! I enjoyed my evening and would recommend!

Amazing

Went with a group of friends. Drinks were great and service friendly however the quality of food was terrible. The mezze platter with babaganoush was just chunks of raw aubergine in a pot. Low quality and cheap olives and bread. Wouldn’t eat here again but staff are friendly. 

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