Executive 1 & 2 Bed Apartments in heart of London FREE WIFI by City Stay Aparts London

Great location in the heart of Camden Town. Very convenient for the underground and busses. Beautiful and spacious apartment, modern, nicely designed, and clean. Perfect for families. The balconies were an amazing bonus. The third floor walk up is not too bad. The building is very safe and quiet.

Very good location for a fair price. Convenient connections to differents part of London. The size of the apartment is also satisfying. I can definitely recommend this place!

The apartment was super clean, comfortable and really homey, right in the heart of Camden which we loved for the Camden Markets, everything was amazing about our stay, we will definitely be booking again

I remember Camden as a lively, cheerful area and a part of London where you could shop more affordably, but it seems to have lost some of its charm, with shopkeepers I don’t associate with the locals and—no offence—but that takes away the mystique and the true culture of London. Besides feeling unsafe, expensive, dark, dirty, and empty during the week, it’s not very appealing for someone visiting with family. I had been missing the vibrant buzz of London, but that feeling faded quickly. The cold, the rain, the grey skies, people drifting by like silent ghosts, and the sense of spending half one’s life inside public transport made me grateful not to call this place home. Perhaps we’ll meet again in another twenty years—when time has softened its edges and London’s charm feels new once more.

This stay began with promise, but quickly unraveled into disappointment. A £450 deposit was taken from me and kept for three long weeks, as if time—and my money—belonged to them. We left the apartment in better condition than we found it, yet no one seemed to notice or care. Instead, I was left chasing after what was rightfully mine, making international calls that stretched longer than the London rain. The apartment itself bore the marks of neglect long before we ever stepped inside: scratched wooden floors, tired walls, a switch that flickered like a forgotten story. Yet we were the ones asked to trust their process, to download an app filled with endless conditions—part contract, part interrogation—after the moment of cancellation had already slipped away. I arrived in London hoping to feel its spark again, but instead found myself navigating shadows of bureaucracy and expectations that dulled the experience. A stay should welcome you, not warn you. But this one whispered its flaws from the very beginning.