Tottenham Stadium Double Room

Rooms and decor

Tottenham Stadium Double Room is not a luxury hotel, and it makes no claim to be. What it offers is a clean, private room sized for 1–2 guests, with an en-suite bathroom that multiple reviewers on Booking.com single out as looking new and fresh. The furniture leans traditional — some pieces are older but well maintained, giving the place a lived-in character rather than a generic chain feel. Some rooms add a small kitchen with a microwave and fridge, which is a genuine plus if you want to store drinks or reheat a takeaway after the match.

Food and amenities

At rates from around $49/night, expect the basics: free Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV, a kettle, and a private bathroom. There is no on-site restaurant, no fitness centre, and no 24-hour front desk. That is the honest trade-off at this price in London. Several reviews recommend picking up food from Seven Sisters or Tottenham Hale before returning for the evening, as the immediate N17 neighbourhood is quiet after dark with limited options close by.

Location and getting there

The main selling point is straightforward: this guesthouse sits roughly a 10-minute walk from Tottenham Hotspur Stadium — the shortest walk-to-ground distance of any budget option in this roundup. On match day, you leave the door and arrive before the queues build up. Tottenham Hale Station is about 1.1 km away, reachable on foot in around 15 minutes or by bus 41. The Victoria Line from Tottenham Hale connects directly into central London and also links to Stansted Airport — a useful detail if you're flying in or out via Stansted.

Things to know before booking

Rooms hold 1–2 guests only, so larger groups will need another property. There is no on-site restaurant, no fitness room, and no round-the-clock reception, so late or unscheduled arrivals should be confirmed in advance. The N17 area is quiet at night — reviewers consistently flag the lack of nearby shops and suggest buying provisions before you check in. Wi-Fi is included, but this is a guesthouse, not a co-working space; heavy bandwidth use may be inconsistent.

Our take

Read the reviews from guests who were happy here and a pattern emerges quickly: they came for a match, wanted to walk to the ground, and needed a clean room at the lowest sensible price. For that specific brief, Tottenham Stadium Double Room delivers — a score of 8.5/10 from real stays is not an accident. If you want a spa, a restaurant downstairs, or a stylish neighbourhood to explore after the whistle, look at the other options in this list. But if your priority is paying around $49 and walking to kick-off in 10 minutes, this is the pick.