The Crown London Hotel, Cricklewood (North West London), WorldHotels Distinctive
Cricklewood, London
Vibe
A soaring glass atrium connects an ornate 1899 Victorian tavern to modern hotel wings, creating a lively local gathering spot.
“Victorian tavern outpost”
Grade II-listed 1899 Victorian pub architecture featuring ornate high ceilings, decorative fireplaces, and etched glass windows.
A soaring central glass atrium bridges contemporary guest room wings with ornate Victorian brick architecture.
A longstanding Cricklewood fixture set around a historic former coaching tavern stop along the Broadway.
On Cricklewood Broadway in northwest London, a short walk from Cricklewood station and local neighborhood shops.
Rooms
Simple, comfortable rooms in the modern wing offer a calm, functional retreat with crisp linens and dedicated climate control.
Backstory
Architects Shoebridge and Rising designed the Flemish-style landmark in 1899 for The Cannon Brewery, replacing a historic coaching inn on the Broadway.
Eat & drink
The Crown Pub and Grill pours craft ales beneath ornate decorative plasterwork, with a sunny outdoor terrace for warmer afternoons.
The neighborhood
Positioned on Cricklewood Broadway, the hotel is surrounded by neighborhood shops and sits a short walk from Cricklewood train station.
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