The Judd Hotel

The Judd Hotel Overview

First Impressions

Walking up to The Judd Hotel on Cartwright Garden, you immediately notice how it sits perfectly in one of those classic Georgian crescents that make London so charming. It’s a three-star property that doesn’t try to be something it isn’t — and honestly, that’s refreshing. The building has that timeless London townhouse feel, and you’re literally in the heart of Bloomsbury, which means you’re surrounded by garden squares and literary history without the tourist chaos of central zones.

Location Magic

Here’s what I love about this spot — you’re in Camden, but the quiet, residential part that locals actually know about. Russell Square is a two-minute walk, and from there you can hit the British Museum or jump on the Piccadilly line to anywhere. King’s Cross St. Pancras is close enough that you could walk with luggage if you’re feeling ambitious, though honestly, a quick tube ride makes more sense. The street itself is one of those garden squares where you feel like you’ve discovered a secret London neighborhood, even though you’re minutes from everything that matters.

The Room Experience

My room was exactly what you’d expect from a well-run London hotel in this category — clean, comfortable, and efficiently designed without feeling cramped. The windows looked out onto the garden square, which is actually quite lovely in the morning with coffee. You know what surprised me? The Wi-Fi was solid throughout the building, and the heating worked properly (anyone who’s stayed in older London hotels knows this isn’t always guaranteed). The bathrooms are compact but functional, and everything feels recently updated without losing that classic British hotel character.

Breakfast and Daily Rhythms

The breakfast setup is pretty comprehensive — they do both continental and full English options, plus it’s served buffet-style so you can actually get going at your own pace. I mean, the full English isn’t going to win awards, but it’s hearty and gets the job done before a day of exploring. What I appreciated was the timing flexibility; you’re not rushed through like at some places. The dining area has that cozy, slightly old-fashioned feel that works well with morning coffee and planning your London day.

Why Guests Love It

The location score speaks for itself — couples consistently rate it over 9 out of 10, and after staying here, I totally get why. You’re positioned perfectly to explore both the cultural attractions and the actual neighborhoods where Londoners live and work. There’s no pretense here, just solid hospitality in a genuinely great location. The staff knows the area well and can point you toward the good pubs and the shortcuts to major attractions. For the price point, you’re getting authentic London charm without paying for unnecessary frills — sometimes that’s exactly what a trip needs.

The Judd Hotel Accommodations

Reviews of The Judd Hotel

• Mariano from Argentina (8/10)

  The staying at the hotel was excellent, from the arrival until we left. The staff is super friendly (special mention to Paresh 👏).
  The room is nice, it has a flat 32” screen, you can plugin your mac or ipad. The wifi is a little bit pour, but its enough for watching series or movies in low res. Everything was in good shape, the water pressure is awesome as the hot water. You have a kettle and two mugs in the room with some tea and coffee.
  The breakfast is superb. Its very varied and fresh.
  The location is good for the price.
  To wrap things up, I highly recommend staying at The Judd Hotel, definitely coming back 😁. Cheers!
  
  P.D: Needless to say that London is beautiful!

• Anna from Poland (8/10)

  Very cosy.

• Grigore from Romania (7/10)

  The location is very good. There are shops and restaurants, pubs and coffee shop just around the corner. The shower was small but good and very clean.

• Nico from Switzerland (8/10)

  All good, clean, friendly, great location

• David from United Kingdom (7/10)

  Location is excellent, right near Euston station. Room was okay and good value for money. Breakfast was good, but lacked vegetarian sausages for the cooked breakfast.

• Ali from United Kingdom (7/10)

  Clean room but very small and extremely cold, had to go to receptio for a heater as the heating didn't work even after being re set. The boiler was very noisy, it could do with being looked at especially now its winter.

• John from Ireland (6/10)

• Konstantinos from Australia (8/10)

  cosy inside and great location

• Hearn from Australia (6/10)

  Great location. Front desk staff lovely.

• Theo from United Kingdom (6/10)

  The Location is great , the breakfast is ok and they provide lots or capsules for the Nespresso machine, that was nice.

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