Stays in Harrow
Harrow is a large suburban town in northwest London, known for the historic Harrow School and its hilltop St Mary's Church. The area offers a mix of residential streets, green spaces, and a busy shopping district. It is well connected to central London by Tube and National Rail, making it a…
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About Harrow
Harrow's history dates back to the medieval period, and its famous school, founded in 1572, has left a legacy of notable buildings and traditions. The area is also home to the Bentley Priory Nature Reserve and several parks, providing opportunities for walking and relaxation. Whether you are visiting for business, education, or leisure, Harrow offers a straightforward and convenient stay with good transport links.
Where to stay in Harrow
Harrow Town Centre. The commercial heart of Harrow, with shops, restaurants, and the St George's and St Ann's shopping centres. It is ideal for those who want to be close to amenities and public transport.
Harrow on the Hill. A historic area centred around Harrow School and St Mary's Church, with preserved old buildings and views over London. It offers a quieter, more picturesque setting.
Kenton. A residential district to the east of Harrow, with its own railway station and a mix of housing. It provides a peaceful base with easy access to both Harrow and central London.
Getting there and around
Harrow is served by several London Underground stations (Harrow-on-the-Hill, Harrow & Wealdstone, North Harrow, West Harrow, and Canons Park) and National Rail services from Harrow & Wealdstone and Kenton. From central London, the Metropolitan line to Harrow-on-the-Hill takes about 20 minutes from Baker Street. Heathrow Airport is accessible via the Piccadilly line to Acton Town, then the Piccadilly line to Rayners Lane, and finally the Metropolitan line to Harrow-on-the-Hill. Local buses connect the town's neighbourhoods and nearby areas. Driving is possible via the A40 and M1, but parking can be limited in the town centre.
When to go
The best time to visit Harrow is during the spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October), when the weather is mild and the parks and gardens are at their best. Summer can be warm and busy, especially during school events, while winter is colder and wetter. Harrow School's speech day and other events may affect local accommodation availability, so it is wise to check dates in advance.
Questions, answered
What is Harrow famous for?
Harrow is best known for Harrow School, one of England's most prestigious independent schools, and for its hilltop St Mary's Church, which offers panoramic views of London.
How do I get from Harrow to central London?
The London Underground Metropolitan line provides a direct link from Harrow-on-the-Hill to Baker Street and the City. The journey to Baker Street takes around 20 minutes.
Are there hotels in Harrow?
Yes, Harrow has a selection of hotels, including Premier Inn London Harrow, Best Western Plus Grim's Dyke Hotel, and Eurotraveller Hotel Premier Harrow, among others.
What is there to do in Harrow?
Visitors can explore Harrow School's historic buildings, stroll through Harrow on the Hill, shop in the town centre, or enjoy the green spaces at Bentley Priory and other local parks.
Is Harrow a good base for visiting London?
Yes, Harrow's excellent transport links make it a convenient base for exploring central London while staying in a quieter suburban environment.