Comfort Hotel Finchley

3 Leisure Way, High Road, Finchley, Finchley, Greater London, England

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About Comfort Hotel Finchley

Whatever your reason for staying with us at the Comfort Hotel Finchley London, we guarantee a comfortable stay. We have high standards with quality accommodation at value for money prices, only 200 yards from the North Circular. The 88 double and twin bedrooms combine a warm modern decor with all facilities you would expect and more. All bedrooms feature en-suite bath and shower, direct dial telephone as well as a second telephone and modem connection point on a very ample size work space. We offer interactive TV with satellite channels and PlayStation, Internet access, radio/alarm clock, trouser press and a tea and coffee hospitality tray. There is a Full English Breakfast buffet early each morning, with complimentary tea and coffee available all day. The range of leisure facilities close by the hotel includes an 8 screen cinema, a bowling alley, 2 swimming pools, a gym and a members only David Lloyd Leisure Centre. London's West End is a 20-30 minute ride away, by bus and tube or taxi. East Finchley Tube station is 10 minutes away. Located 3 miles from Alexandra Palace, 2 miles from Muswell Hill with excellent transport links. Only 8 miles from Wembley - direct road.

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