Serviced Apartments Primrose Hill

Naturally, any popular area in London will have a plethora of accommodation options to choose from. Primrose Hill and its surrounding area feature several high-end hotels, guest houses and backpacker hostels. The format of accommodation you choose will depend on your personal requirements, but more and more people are turning to serviced apartments as a cost-effective way of enjoying longer stays.

We carry a range of serviced apartments in Primrose Hill which have been selected to meet our exacting criteria. Each has a tastefully decorated interior, with luxurious soft-furnishings and fully-equipped kitchen facilities. Whatever the requirements of your trip, we can offer everything from luxury apartments to self-contained studios for single occupancy. What’s more, if you have any particular requirements, such as disabled access, our team will be happy to advise on a suitable property.

One of london’s most picturesque open spaces, many visitors to the area will find they are happy to spend their time wandering around Primrose Hill and enjoying the scenery, or perhaps heading to nearby Regent’s Park for a picnic in the summer months. Of course, there can also be found the famous London Zoo, as well as the open-air theatre, which holds a variety of shows - weather permitting. Primrose Hill is also a great area for delving into London’s rich array of museums and tourists attractions, with Madame Tussauds and the Sherlock Holmes Museum just a short walk from the foot of the hill.

For anyone looking for some electrifying nightlife, or some arguably the capital's best alternative shopping scene, then Camden town is just a short journey from Primrose Hill, with its infamous markets, food stalls and host of late night bars and live music venues.

The nearest stations to Primrose Hill are Chalk Farm tube station to the northeast and Swiss Cottage tube station to the northwest Chalk Farm is on the Northern Line, with direct stops at Victoria and Camden, whilst Swiss Cottage is served by the Jubilee Line, giving access to Greenwich and Canning Town.

As with anywhere in central London, there are numerous bus routes across Primrose Hill, with some routes running 24 hours a day and as frequently as every ten minutes. Services cover the surrounding area and neighbourhoods in Camden and towards Kensington, Hammersmith and Shepherds Bush. Of course, all transport in and around London can be paid for on the Oyster card system. Further to the buses, the streets are also filled with black cabs, which can be hailed as they pass. However, taxis are often impractical during rush hour.