After reading the reviews I was a bit scared, as i read about filthy rooms, people being scammed and rude personal. For me I can say that these reviews are either false, or I simply got lucky. Our room was perfectly clean, we got clean towels every day, our bed was made every time we came back in the evening and we got everything that we paid for. The staff was okay, they did not seem to care that much but definitely were not rude as the reviews said. We also met the cleaning lady which was definitly very nice.We were told that we have to pay a deposit of 50£ for the room, but it's been only 2 days from our checkout and they already sent us the money back. There is a Tesco express just 3 minutes from this hotel, which was nice. There is also a lot of shops and restaurants in walking distance.

I would say that the only downside of this accomodation was its location. It was not terrible, but we didnt feel very safe walking there at night. But that is only my personal opinion. I do not think that we would get robbed or that something could happen to us, I just noticed lots of strange looking or drunk people with antisotial behaviour. However that was completly okay, as the bus stop was right in front of the door to this hotel (literally 3 steps). The metro station is about a 6 minute walk and you can get to the center of London within 15minutes from this street, either by bus or metro.

The hotel location is absolutely perfect: there are bus stops with buses going to the center and Edgware metro station with Backerlo and Circle lines. The room is quite small, but there is everything one can need: fully equipped kitchenette with micro, stove, fridge, kettle, toaster, dishware. There is coffee machine with capsules; there teabags and biscuits. There was something wrong with my machine, or I just didn't know how to use it, any way it was fixed straight away. There was also hairdryer, safe-box and tv. The room was very clean: the towels were changed every day. There is something with sound isolation: you can hear when somebody is walking in the upstairs room, but actually there was so little of it, so it didn't really bother. There is 24h registration desk. The personal was very friendly and always eager to help and give an advice. There are also plenty of food stores and restaurants around.

The room is adequately spacious for two guests and maintains a high standard of cleanliness. While the exterior of the Nox Hotel on Edgware Road may seem uninviting and a bit sketchy, stepping inside reveals a surprisingly modern and well-appointed interior that exceeds expectations.

We stayed overnight in Room 205, and the fan was not working, making the room uncomfortably hot since there is no AC. I contacted the manager, who I believe is from Moldova can't recall his name, but he was quite rude and offered no assistance, not even the option of providing a fan. This level of service is unacceptable.

This hotel is very close to metro station and location is convenient for shopping. The staff were very helpful especially Dinesh was a lifesaver when we needed help. Our special thanks go to Dinesh and Sazhida (sorry, if the spelling is wrong) who were helping us when we needed.

The size of room. We are disappointed about free taxi ride from the airport which was advertised in booking.com. It never happened even though we waited 45 minutes looking for the taxi as promised by booking.com. We know it is not the fault of the hotel but the advertisement in booking.com is misleading.

Friendly and helpful staff, 24/7 reception. Very clean and tidy. The room had great amenities, including a safe, temperature control, and a small kitchen with a hob, cutlery, dishes, a fridge, coffee machine, and kettle. The sound insulation is very good, could not hear anything from outside or from other rooms. The location is ideal, a short walk from the two Edgware Road tube stations (serviced by the Bakerloo, Central, District, and Hammersmith lines), and just beside a bus stop. The street it's on is busy, with loads of small shops, a market, kebab place etc. It's also within 20 min on foot from Hyde Park, Regent's Park, Portobello Market, or a straight 40-45 min walk from Soho if you have the time.

The price is a bit steep, but that's just London, not a reflection of the hotel itself. Well worth the price compared to other accomodation.

The design was modern, stylish, clean and spacious for a single night stay. The heating and Aircon were very effective. The TV a good size. The bed was great. Nice pillows. Fantastic shower.

The tea and coffee was awkward, a real let down considering the overall quality. This simple thing was presented poorly and disjointed. This should all have been in the kitchenette area but it wasn't. The cups were too small, the tea and coffee was in a draw inside a cupboard that would have been better used for clothes. There was a coffee maker in the cupboard but the kettle was in the kitchenette and the bin was under the dressing table. Disjointed. Put it all in one location.

I recently stayed at NOX Edgware Road in London with my wife for 5 days, and we were very pleased with our experience. The staff was trustworthy and professional; I accidentally left a watch in the safe when we checked out, and they returned it to me immediately. The rooms are small but very clean, offering excellent value for money considering the quality and location. It’s just a 15-minute walk to Hyde Park, which was very convenient. I highly recommend this hotel and would gladly stay here again.

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Incredible value for money. The room was fantastic, bed comfy, pillows great which is rare, window really blocked out city noise, curtains really blocked out light and the gentleman on reception was so welcoming and helpful.

The curb appeal isn't the best, but they are about to expand from a single door (which does open into a very nice and upmarket hallway entrance) into a full frontage on the street so this is soon to improve. Given how easy it is to get around London I will absolutely stay here again if I need to be in the city.

Small and compact but had a touch of luxury. Giant tv with Netflix, excellent shower, kitchenette. Photos of the booking showed jaccuzi but the room did not include jaccuzi. I think it was lowest price room, but maybe booking photos need to be updated as the room is smaller than those on photos.

Location is in the street of mostly Middle Easten / Asian fruit shops, cafeterias and restaurants, but …also Aldi across the road, Amorino ice cream a few streets away( must visit as its a heaven!!!) , very close to central London landmarks, Art Museum/ Installation ( not open yet but getting ready to open), Holland and Barrat and a lot more.

The room was compact but very well thought-out. I loved the hideaway kitchen unit that was fully equipped and just loved the double walk-in shower. I was pleasantly surprised by the abundance of lighting and all of the mirrors. The decor of the room and hotel is very chic. The outside is very deceptive as when you walk in, the hotel seems endless and beautifully decorated. I also loved that it is surrounded by useful shops (a pharmacy just opposite, tube stop, Sainsbury’s, Tesco and Waitrose within walking distance, and no end of takeaways).

The doors are too easy to bang shut; you find yourself slamming shut doors without meaning to.