NCP London Brunswick Square

Nice underground parking in central London. Easy access to main Hospitals and restaurants around. Secure place with CCTV and securities. Number plate recognition barriers. Pay machine at the entrance. Stairs to Brunswick Square shops. Have to pay attention to entrance as its not well marked, have to go in to steep slope to enter. Can have flood water at the entrance after a significant rain.

Parked here for 2 days on our weekend trip to London, pre-booked via NCP website and price was very reasonable for the length of stay, and for its great location. Was able to get parked up easily, although it is quite tight for a bigger car, and car was safe all weekend. Would definitely use this parking again next time.

Cheapest parking I found for Great Ormond Street Hospital , just found the corner park there a lot for Work. You can get a van with no problems inside the car park. Parking is about £16 a day cheaper than most places in London

Very apprehensive about using this place on Euro finals weekend. But came away from it with car unscathed. Parked for 48hrs for a great price compared to others around the area. Wasn't sure whether my large SUV (BMW X7) wouldn't fit in this underground parking as I've experienced in the past but sure enough the spaces where more than big enough to accommodate. However manoeuvring around the place was very tight but doable.

Really good! Dropped the car here for three days. Spot on! Cost £50, not bad at all.

Second time of using this garage. This time, I left my car for 5 nights. Pre booked on NCP website. Went perfectly. The rate was fine for central London - half the price of some places. The parking space seems safe. Security were visible doing a walk around at the time i collected. Will use again.

Prebooked but the qr code didn’t work. Had to take a ticket and ended up paying the extortionate rate twice. There’s a call for assistance button but it doesn’t move and an assistance phone number but you’re underground with no signal.EDIT: with proof of both the booking and the extra ticket I paid for, they refunded one of the payments. Shouldn't have needed the back and forth though.

Yes its good and there are almost always places, which are a godsend in the motorist hostile environment that is Saddicq Khan's inner City Republic. The park pass will let you in by QR code on the App, which is the way to go (best set up in advance before your journey) and the day rate on that is only £7.50 - but the best of it is above ground in the Brunswick centre shops and eateries where you can relax and browse. One word of warning - there are loads of concrete pillars down there which are painted black at the bottom for some reason, so that you are barely able to see them when reversing into the parking spaces, which are themselves very tight. Add to that the constantly flickering fluorescent lights that activate on and off via censors as you drive round, and you feel as if you are caught up in some Sci-fi / horror movie! Finally the pedestrian exits are hard to find and the car exit is pay at the machine before you leave, by inserting your ticket, so don't forget or mislay your ticket because there are no staff there at all - in the underground darkness of the NCP no one will hear you scream!

The entrance is on MARCHMONT ST, but just after CORAM ST.Underground carpark with a low ceiling (1.9m).Quiet and dark, so can feel a little scary, but no signs of broken glass and no smell of urine.Parked here a few times with no problems.If you're staying all day, you can go to the NCP website and book online.You get a QR code by email which you scan at the machine, which issues you a card and raises the barrier.When you leave, just insert the parking card at the machine which raises the barrier.24hr parking costs £25.

Visited on a Sunday and there were almost no cars in the car park. This is hardly surprising as I paid almost 5 pounds for just a 10-min visit. This is a major ripoff since the on street parking is a lot more convenient and is massively cheaper for short visits.