The Glenlyn Hotel

6 Woodside Park Road, Finchley, Finchley, Greater London, England

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About The Glenlyn Hotel

This charming hotel offers its guests the highest standards of comfort and service with outstanding value for money. We are conveniently located minutes from Woodside Park Underground Station, with close links to the M25, M1 and A40. We are also ideally placed for anyone visiting the Wembley Complex, Alexandra Palace and Central London, with the advantage of not having to pay central London prices. Leave your car at the hotel and avoid paying to drive into the London Congestion Zone. Whether you are guest for leisure or business you will find your stay with us pleasurable. Each of our bedrooms are individually designed and have their own distinctive décor, giving a homely and cosy feeling. We can offer single, double, twin and family rooms. All have private bathrooms, telephone, remote control television and tea & coffee making facilities. We also offer free wireless broadband internet coverage to all our guests. We are privileged that many of our customers return and have the pleasure of welcoming new guests who have been recommended. The Glenlyn is family run and helped by a small team of caring staff - between us we aim to create a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

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