A Brand-New Room Opposite the Station
You can be off the train and through the door in about a minute. That is not a figure of speech here: the entrance to Enfield Town station is directly across Genotin Road, and the gold ROZA lettering on the black board above the door is one of the first things you see as you come out of it. There is no lobby to cross, no queue, and no key to collect, because the code that opens the door arrived on your phone the day before.
Pick it for a clean, modern, air-conditioned room a hundred yards from the trains, in a building that only opened in January 2026 and still looks it. Skip it if you need a lift, somewhere to park overnight, or complete quiet in the early evening, because it is stairs only above the ground floor and there is a food hall underneath you.
What you actually get for the money is unusual for the price bracket. Every room is air-conditioned, which matters more each summer, the Wi-Fi runs at 160 Mbps, and the rooms themselves are 20 to 25 square metres, bigger than plenty of central-London doubles. Trains reach Liverpool Street in around half an hour and White Hart Lane in about nine minutes. Roza Hotel works well for anyone who wants a fresh, quiet, well-connected base and does not need a concierge to hand them a key.
Colour, Brass and a Cold Room in August
The rooms are the reason the reviews read the way they do. Behind each bed sits a panel of pale geometric marquetry above a padded headboard in deep purple, set against a rich oxblood wall, with heavy green velvet at the window and a slatted timber panel by the door. It is a lot more design than the price suggests, and it photographs better than most hotels three times the rate.
Bathrooms carry the same confidence: teal walls, a circular backlit mirror, brass taps and rails, and a corner shower framed in gold against dark marble. Every room is air-conditioned and has its own bathroom, a flat-screen TV, a desk you can genuinely work at and a kettle. You choose between a 20 square metre Double with a queen bed and a 25 square metre Triple that adds a green velvet sofa bed, and both sit on upper floors reached by the staircase.
How Arriving Actually Works
Book, and the day before you travel a text arrives with an entry code that is yours alone. Let yourself in between 15:00 and 22:00, go up the stairs, and use the same code on the room door. Guests describe it as the smoothest part of the stay, and several mention feeling safer for it than they would with a shared key. Housekeeping still comes by with fresh towels if you ask, and quiet hours run from 22:00 to 08:00.
Downstairs, in the same building, Stan Food Court runs a row of kitchens from 7am daily: Italian, Korean, Thai, pizza and burgers, with halal, vegetarian and vegan choices. It is handy at both ends of the day, and it is also the reason a few guests mention music carrying up in the afternoon. If you sleep lightly, ask for a room higher up or at the back. Bringing a car takes more planning: there is no parking here, and the Palace Gardens and Palace Exchange car parks a short walk away close in the evening, so confirm an overnight option before you set off.
Why Book Roza Hotel?
This one suits people who measure a hotel by how quickly they can get from the door to where they are actually going. It is new, it is clean, and the station is across the street.
The station is across the road
Enfield Town station is about 100 yards away, directly opposite. Trains reach London Liverpool Street in roughly half an hour, and White Hart Lane for Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in about nine minutes.
New in 2026, and it shows
The building opened as a hotel in January 2026, and cleanliness is the single thing guests raise most often. Teal bathrooms with brass fittings, backlit mirrors and new carpet throughout.
Air conditioning and real Wi-Fi
Every room is air-conditioned, which guests singled out during a 32 degree heatwave, and the free Wi-Fi is quoted at 160 Mbps, so a working day from the desk is realistic.
No desk to catch
A personal entry code is texted the day before and opens both the front door and your room. Check-in runs 15:00 to 22:00 and there is no queue at either end of the stay.
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Interesting Points About Roza Hotel
- The hotel opened in January 2026, which is why the fit-out still looks showroom-fresh: teal bathrooms with brass fittings and circular backlit mirrors, purple padded headboards under geometric panelling, and deep green velvet in every room.
- The restaurant that travel listings attach to this hotel is not a hotel restaurant at all. Stan Food Court is a separate multi-cuisine food hall at street level in the same building, open daily from 7am, with Italian, Korean, Thai, pizza and burger counters plus halal, vegetarian and vegan options. It is the reason a few guests mention music from below.
- The free Wi-Fi is quoted at 160 Mbps, which is faster than most four-star hotels in central London manage and genuinely useful if you are working from the room.
- There is no reception desk to find. A personal entry code is sent by text the day before arrival and opens the smartlock, and guests consistently describe it as the smoothest part of the stay.
- Enfield's charter market, a few minutes' walk away in Market Place, has been running since Edward I granted its first royal charter on 8 April 1303. It trades Thursday to Saturday, 9am to 4pm, with more than 70 stalls.
Rooms & Accommodation at Roza Hotel
Double Room
2 guests · Queen bed · 20 m²
Around 20 square metres for two, which is generous for the money and noticeably bigger than an equivalent central-London double. Queen bed, private bathroom, air conditioning, a proper desk and a clothes rack, all up the stairs on an upper floor. The right pick for a solo traveller or a couple who mainly need a clean, cool, quiet room within sight of the trains.
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Triple Room
3 guests · Double plus sofa bed · 25 m²
The extra five square metres buy you a green velvet sofa bed under the window, so three can share without anyone sleeping badly. It suits friends travelling together for a match at the stadium, or a couple who want somewhere to sit that is not the bed. Same air conditioning, same private bathroom, and free toiletries thrown in.
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In Your Room
- Air conditioning in every room
- Free Wi-Fi quoted at 160 Mbps
- Private bathroom with towels, hairdryer and toilet paper
- Flat-screen TV
- Desk and chair
- Electric kettle
- Heating and a fan
- Clothes rack and wardrobe or closet
- Not available: Balcony
- Not available: Cots and extra beds
Access and Security
- Contactless self check-in by personal code
- Smartlock on the front door and every room door
- CCTV inside and outside the building
- 24-hour security monitoring
- Fire alarms, emergency lighting and extinguishers
- Express check-in and check-out
- Not available: Lift
- Not available: Step-free access to upper floors
- Not available: Staffed 24-hour reception
Food and Drink
- Kettle in every room
- Street-level food hall in the same building, open daily from 7am
- Italian, Korean, Thai, pizza and burger counters downstairs
- Halal, vegetarian and vegan options at the food hall
- Not available: Hotel restaurant
- Not available: Room service
Getting Around
- Enfield Town station about 100 yards away
- Enfield Chase station about 0.7 miles
- Bus routes 121, 191, 231, 307, 313, 329, 377, W8 and W9 serve the town centre
- Not available: On-site parking
- Not available: Airport shuttle
Policies
- Children of any age welcome, charged as adults from 13
- Minimum check-in age 18
- Quiet hours 22:00 to 08:00
- American Express, Visa and Mastercard accepted
- Not available: Pets
- Not available: Smoking
- Not available: Parties, hen and stag groups
Enfield Town, and Getting Into London
Genotin Road runs off the top of Enfield Town, and the station is the first thing on it, which is the whole point of staying here. Enfield Town is the historic centre of the borough, about ten miles north of the City, and it works as a base in a way central London does not at this price: trains into Liverpool Street take roughly half an hour, and there is a proper town around you rather than a strip of chain hotels.
The market is the oldest thing here and still the best. Enfield's charter market has traded in Market Place since Edward I granted it a royal charter in 1303, and it runs Thursday to Saturday from 9am to 4pm with more than seventy stalls and its own food court. Enfield Town Park, a Green Flag park first opened in 1902, is a few minutes away with the New River Loop running along its edge, and the Georgian houses of Gentleman's Row are a short stroll beyond that. Steps from the door, Stan Food Court in the same building serves from 7am daily, and Nehir is an established local restaurant about 100 yards along.
For anyone here for football or a concert, the numbers are good: the train from Enfield Town reaches White Hart Lane in about nine minutes, then it is a five-minute walk to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, and you are well clear of match-day road closures. Driving is the one thing that needs thought. There is no parking at the hotel, and the Palace Gardens and Palace Exchange car parks a short walk away are daytime-only, with a seven-hour maximum stay, so an overnight space needs arranging in advance.
- Enfield Town station: About 100 yards, directly across Genotin Road
- Stan Food Court: Ground floor of the same building, open daily from 7am
- Nehir: About 100 yards, an established local restaurant
- Enfield Market: A few minutes' walk, chartered in 1303, trading Thursday to Saturday
- Enfield Town Park: A few minutes' walk, 9.5 hectares with the New River Loop
- Palace Shopping: A short walk, the town-centre shopping centre and car parks
- White Hart Lane station: About 9 minutes by train, then 5 minutes on foot to the stadium
- Forty Hall and Estate: About 3 miles, a free museum in 273 acres of parkland
- Trent Park: A few miles west, 413 acres of former royal hunting ground
- Capel Manor Gardens: North of the town, 30 acres and around 60 themed gardens
- Lee Valley Regional Park: East of the town, a 26-mile chain of riverside parks and lakes
- London Liverpool Street: About 30 minutes by direct train
Getting to Key Locations
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Enfield Market
A charter market granted by Edward I on 8 April 1303 and still trading in Market Place, five minutes from the door. Seventy-plus stalls run Thursday to Saturday, 9am to 4pm, with a daily food court alongside. It is the oldest thing in the town and the best reason to time a stay midweek.
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Forty Hall and Estate
A Grade I-listed Jacobean manor house built between 1629 and 1632 for Sir Nicholas Rainton, now a free council-run museum in 273 acres of woodland and parkland that also holds the site of Tudor Elsyng Palace. About three miles north, reachable on the 191 bus and a short walk.
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Trent Park
Four hundred and thirteen acres of former royal hunting ground on the western edge of the borough, opened to the public in 1973, with woodland, lakes and the Grade II-listed mansion where the wartime Secret Listeners worked. The best long walk within reach of the town.
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Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
London's largest club ground, a 62,850-seat stadium opened on 3 April 2019, hosting Premier League football, at least two NFL games a year and stadium concerts. Nine minutes by train to White Hart Lane and a five-minute walk, which is why event nights fill the rooms here.
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- Train from Liverpool Street: Direct trains from London Liverpool Street to Enfield Town take roughly 30 to 32 minutes. Enfield Town is the end of the line, so there is no stop to watch for.
- Cross Genotin Road: Come out of the station and cross the road. The hotel is directly opposite, about 100 yards, under the gold lettering on the black board.
- Or arrive at Enfield Chase: Great Northern trains from Moorgate reach Enfield Chase in about 34 minutes. From there it is a 12 to 15 minute walk of roughly 0.7 miles down into the town.
- Let yourself in: Use the entry code texted to you the day before. Check-in runs from 15:00 to 22:00 and the same code opens your room door upstairs. There are stairs but no lift.
- Coming by car: There is no parking at the hotel. Palace Gardens and Palace Exchange at Palace Shopping are a short walk away but are daytime-only with a seven-hour maximum, so arrange an overnight space before you travel.
Enfield for First-Time Visitors
Enfield is the London most visitors never see: leafy, historic and unhurried, at the far northern end of the map. The town centre keeps a market that has run since the thirteenth century, a park that opened in 1902 with the New River threading through it, and a row of Georgian houses on Gentleman's Row that would be photographed constantly if they stood in Islington.
The real draw is green space and heritage within a short bus or train ride. Forty Hall gives you a Jacobean mansion and 273 acres for nothing at all. Trent Park adds another 413 acres of old hunting ground with a serious wartime story attached. Capel Manor has around sixty themed gardens and a small zoo, Myddelton House keeps the gardens of the plantsman E. A. Bowles, and the Lee Valley runs 26 miles of lakes and trails east of the town.
Two practical notes. Trains from Enfield Town are the fast way in and out, and they run to Liverpool Street in about half an hour, so a day in the City is easy. And if you are here for a match or a gig at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, coming from this direction is far calmer than driving into the closures.
A Walk Through Enfield Town
A street-level walking tour of Enfield Town, taking in the market, the parks and the older buildings around the centre.
Is Roza Hotel worth it?
Yes, if the trains matter more to you than a lobby. It is a new build from January 2026, the rooms are air-conditioned and genuinely clean, the Wi-Fi is quick, and the station is a hundred yards away with the City half an hour down the line. Skip it if you need a lift, an overnight parking space, or guaranteed quiet in the early evening, because there are stairs only and a food hall trades below.
What Guests Say About Roza Hotel
Scores and review counts are aggregated from verified guest bookings on major travel platforms.
Fabulous
Three words come up again and again: clean, modern and close. Guests keep describing the rooms as spotless and well presented, the air conditioning as a lifesaver in the heat, and the position opposite the station as the reason they booked in the first place. The contactless entry codes get a warmer reception than you might expect, with several people saying the individual codes made them feel safer. The one consistent grumble is music carrying up from the food hall downstairs during the day and early evening, so a higher or rear room is worth asking for.
Booked at the last minute for a gig at the stadium and called it a hidden gem: clean, tidy and modern, with room air conditioning that was a lifesaver in 32 degree heat. Praised the text with entry codes the day before and reported no problems at all.
Naomi
Booked at the last minute for a gig at the stadium and called it a hidden gem: clean, tidy and modern, with room air conditioning that was a lifesaver in 32 degree heat. Praised the text with entry codes the day before and reported no problems at all.
2026-07-17Clean, professional and affordable, and she felt safe thanks to the individual electronic entry codes and a quiet area. Loved the free TV, the Wi-Fi and the air conditioning, and being so close to trains and buses. Staff were friendly and quick to refresh towels and toiletries.
2026-07-25Rated it exceptional. A simple process from start to finish, clean and quiet.
2026-07-13Very clean, a comfy bed, great value and close to the transport links.
2026-07-16Called it superb, with helpful staff and a great base for a stadium gig. The one drawback was music noise from below during the day.
2026-07-14Easy access, clean, and she would happily stay again.
2026-07-14Great location near the trains with nice cafes nearby, and she was kindly let in early for a nap. The only downside was loud music from the food hall below affecting her sleep.
2026-07-17Terrific value for money, but he caught his shin and toe on the wooden box bed base.
2026-07-26Good to Know Before You Book
Your key is a text message
Check-in is contactless and runs from 15:00 to 22:00. A personal entry code arrives by text the day before and opens the front door and your room, so watch for it before you travel and save it somewhere you can find it.
There is a food hall downstairs
Stan Food Court trades at street level in the same building from 7am daily, which is handy for breakfast and a late dinner. Music from it can carry upstairs during the day and evening, so ask for a higher or rear room if you sleep lightly.
Stairs only above the ground floor
The upper floors are reached by staircase and there is no lift, so pack accordingly if you have a heavy case or find stairs difficult. Quiet hours run from 22:00 to 08:00.
Bringing a car takes planning
There is no parking at the hotel. Palace Gardens and Palace Exchange at Palace Shopping are a short walk away and take cards only, but they are daytime-only with a seven-hour maximum stay, so confirm an overnight option before you set off.
Breakfast is not included
No breakfast service is confirmed as part of a room here despite the bed-and-breakfast label used on some travel listings. The food hall downstairs opens at 7am, so a coffee and something hot is a flight of stairs away.
Cancellation terms depend on your rate
Cancellation and prepayment conditions vary with the room and rate you pick, and the exact terms are shown before you confirm. Payment is taken through the booking platform on the property's behalf.
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Frequently Asked Questions
About 100 yards, directly across Genotin Road, which is roughly a one-minute walk. Enfield Town is the terminus, so there is no stop to watch for on the way in. Enfield Chase station, on the Moorgate line, is about 0.7 miles away and a 12 to 15 minute walk.
Take the train from Enfield Town to White Hart Lane, which takes about nine minutes, then walk roughly five minutes to the ground. Northumberland Park station is an alternative, about a 13-minute walk from the stadium. Coming from this direction keeps you clear of match-day road closures.
There is no parking at the hotel. The nearest public options are Palace Gardens and Palace Exchange at Palace Shopping, a short walk away, but both are daytime-only with a seven-hour maximum stay, so they do not work for an overnight car. Confirm an overnight space in advance if you are driving.
Check-in is contactless using a personal entry code sent by text the day before arrival. Let yourself in between 15:00 and 22:00 and the same code opens your room door. There is no staffed reception desk, and guests consistently rate the process as one of the easiest parts of the stay.
No breakfast service is confirmed as part of a room here, despite the bed-and-breakfast classification used on some travel listings. Stan Food Court, in the same building at street level, opens at 7am every day and serves several cuisines, so food is a flight of stairs away.
There is no lift, and the upper floors are reached by staircase only. There is no documented accessible bathroom or ground-floor room either, so if steps are difficult this is worth checking directly with the property before booking.
Pets are not allowed. The building is entirely non-smoking, parties and events are not permitted, and hen, stag and similar groups are not accepted. Quiet hours run from 22:00 to 08:00.
The rooms themselves are quiet, and several guests specifically praise how peaceful the area is at night. The one recurring exception is music from the food hall on the ground floor of the same building, which carries upstairs during the day and early evening. Ask for a higher or rear-facing room if you are a light sleeper.
Every room is air-conditioned, and it is one of the things guests mention most. One reviewer described it as a lifesaver during a 32 degree spell in July. Rooms also have a fan and heating, so they work year round.
Not a hotel restaurant, no. The restaurant that some travel listings attach to this address is Stan Food Court, a separate multi-cuisine food hall trading at street level in the same building from 7am daily, with Italian, Korean, Thai, pizza and burger counters plus halal, vegetarian and vegan choices.
Children of any age are welcome, and those aged 13 and over are charged as adults. Cots and extra beds are not available, so a family of three needs the Triple Room with its sofa bed. The minimum age for the person checking in is 18.
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