Hendon Hall Hotel

Introduction: The Hendon Hall Hotel London was originally known as the 'Hendon Manor' which dates back to the 1500's and was known to have been recorded in the Doomsday book. Its life as a hotel began in 1911 after having been used a girls school since 1852. Indeed even before life as a school the building was owned by David Garrick, an 18th century English actor and playwright and a big influence in the theatre during this time. During the second world war the hotel was used by the RAF for the recovery of its injured men. In 1966 the England soccer squad spent the night here the the day before going on to win the world cup. The hotel has the atmosphere of a warm and welcoming country house, yet it is only eight miles from the centre of London and one mile from Junction 2 of the M1 and even nearer to the A1 dual carriageway which runs just to the North of the hotel. If you cross the A1 junction into Holders Hill Road you will find a brook runs to the rear of that road for several miles with open spaces dotted along it, it makes for a relaxing walk (entrance off Holders Hill Gardens). Close by is the Brent Cross shopping centre (1.2 miles) known as North London's West End. This is a large covered shopping mall featuring many well known shops and restaurants. A short stroll to the south along Parson Street finds a busy High Street at the Brent Street and Church Road junction. There are several popular local pubs along both roads among a range of public amenities and shops. Hendon itself is a middle class residential area which has a notably large Jewish and Asian populations. Local attractions include Church Farmhouse Museum (0.5 miles) which is a Grade 2 listed building dating back to the mid 1700's and holds exhibitions all year round. The RAF Museum (1 mile) in Colindale makes for a great day out with something for the whole family to enjoy.

Hotel:
The Hotel is an elegant Georgian building is set in its own grounds.
The fully air-conditioned hotel boasts 57 beautifully and individually decorated traditional style bedrooms comprising doubles, larger doubles and four-poster bed suites. All rooms are en-suite with Gilchrist  Soames toiletries and bathrobes. They include mini bars, safety deposit box, satellite flat screen TV, ironing centres, fax/modem ports, hairdryer, tea and coffee coffee facilities and free WIFI internet access.
 The hotel provides rooms service.  One room has been adapted for accessibility. Many of the bedrooms have a garden view.

The hotel has beautiful gardens, a restaurant and a cocktail bar. The gardens feature an area with a bench where you can sit and relax and a terrace area where you enjoy a drink or tea in the open air.
The Fringe restaurant serves a la carte Modern English cuisine and the Bar also serves light snacks. Restaurant hours: Breakfast 07:00 till 10:00, Lunch noon till 14:30, Dinner 19:00 till 21:30. The restaurant has live piano music.
There are extensive conference and banqueting facilities with the largest room, the Pembroke (names after the hotels 16th and 17th century owners) catering for up to 350 guests with car parking. The other, much smaller, rooms are the Sheridan and the Johnson rooms.

If you need assistance at any time of the day or night you will find the front reception is staffed 24 hours. 
Other hotel services include safety box facilities, dry cleaning and laundry pickup and concierge services Express check-out is offered as an option and the hotel provides luggage storage facilities.
For the business traveller the hotel offers complimentary WIFI internet access in the public areas, fax and copy facilities.
The hotel is wheelchair accessible.
The Hendon Hall has the feel and atmosphere of an English Country house with a sophisticated atmosphere.
Hotel does not permit guests to smo0ke in area including bedrooms.

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Parking: available onsite
Room Numbers: 57 / 4 floors
Check-in: 14.00 (2pm)
Check-out: 12.00 noon

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History: 1 of 3 hotels bought from Bridgehouse Hotels in February 2008 by 'Hand Picked Hotels' in a £30 million pound deal. A Thistle hotel till sold by them in 2005 to Bridgehouse.