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Stayed at this hotel overnight after going to a match at wembley. Excellent location 10 mins walk from harrow on the hill tube station with shops and places to eat nearby.The hotel itself is unusual, it's on a residential street and is actually two or three houses linked together. As a result the halls and rooms are a bit pokey, but the service was fine. The room was small and dated but very clean. The bathroom was tiny but clean with a modern suite. There was tea and coffee facilities and a fridge in the room which was very handy, but fridge was a bit noisy at times being right next to the bed.There is limited parking but we had no issue on a saturday. Overall fine for a night but wouldn't stay much longer than this.

I stayed in a twin room to watch the England Brazil game. It came with free parking and only 10 mins from the tube. The tube is only 3 stops from Wembley. The staff were very friendly and the room I thought was excellent value for money. Highly recommended.

stayed here for new years eve very welcoming stayed here before, this is the 3rd time this year lovely room. just round the corner from harrow on the hill town centre, the people are lovely very friendly.

Visiting relatives in Harrow, who advised that local hotels were more miss than hit. Found The Crescent on the web at a good price with fair(ish) reviews. It is a series of semi-detached properties linked together with VERY limited parking in front.Gaining access is a problem as you are not given a key put a note outside states'Ring the bell'. Unfortunately the adjoining bell push has been removed.(There is another bell-push inside the porch but new customers do not know this!) Inside, the 'reception' is a dark dismal area to one side of a totally unused lounge (with adjacent bar which has probably not been open for years).A warren of passage-ways and stairs lead to the various bedrooms on a number of floors. Ours was a good size double with en-suite overlooking the rear garden. It was pleasant with a good bed & fittings and an excellent bathroom. BUT there is an all-pervading aura of decline.Breakfast is not provided - my mistake, I was sure it was - and only the arrival of the housemaid saved us from sitting in the breakfast room for the rest of the day! Unfortunately she could not speak a word of English and had to telephone the owners - there was no-one around in reception at 9.15am! This summed up the place. We were concerned to go out for breakfast as with no-ne in reception and the system of no keys, we were unsure if we could get back in!The 'hotel' is near to the town centre.If you do need to stay there - go prepared.

The room had a modern en suite shower,fridge,fan,radiator,fan heater,kettle and safe.although we did not use the restaurant for breakfast or dinner-as we had an early start-The managers Kamal and Anna had lots of suggestions for takeaway food and also warmed it up in their microwave and permitted us to eat in their breakfast room.The hotel was very close to a large Tesco-with Costa Coffee and about 5 minutes walk into a shopping centre.