Character-limited review:
We stayed in a top-floor triple room at the Croft Court Hotel for the Shabbat of July 11-13. On foot, it's close to plenty of shuls, but not to as many restaurants or shop as some other accommodations. By bike, bus, or car, though, getting around to those shops or restaurants won't be a problem.
The hotel is just a couple of bus stops from Golders Green Station, and another minute or two down the street, so getting there by public transit is quite convenient. HOWEVER, if you're planning on bringing larger, heavier bags/suitcases with you, try to call or email ahead to see about getting a room on the first of second floor, as there's no elevator. I'm capable of lifting our large suitcases up sets of stairs (and did), but I can't suggest it for everyone.
The hotel has a nice, generally up-to-date look, especially in the lobby and dining area, and has a wonderful, spacious garden and lawn in the back for lounging or eating. We had our breakfast out in the back on Shabbat morning and it was a great way to start the day.
David, the hotel's main receptionist/manager was exceedingly friendly and conversational, and ensured that all our needs were handled during our stay.
Our room was modern, and more spacious than we expected. Our beds were wonderfully comfortable, the in-room A/C was a welcome change from the first hotel we stayed in, which had none. The in-room mini fridge was more than large enough.
We'd definitely stay again.
