This car park was a good find as it’s close enough to walk to the London Palladium as I’ve got mobility issues. Only draw back was that there is no one at the car park and you need to find the keypad to enter the code to get in. On exit the

If you choose to park here make sure you get the access code before you arrive. This is unmanned and there is no way to contact them outside of office hours. We did not get a confirmation email with the code and had to go home by taxi and

Access is a bit tricky and is at the end of the lane on the right. There is No marking there ( a parking penalty notice at most), and I was only sure this is the right place once my code worked :). The keypad may be a little hard to find

We couldn't enter the car park and tried to contact the web(lookingforcarpark.com) we booked the space from, never get a reply. We had to find another car park. Don't book from this website, they give you no response, no refund, nothing.

Glad I found it last minute... Street parking in Oxford Circus is a nightmare. Overall Perfect but make sure you either have a sedan or a city car... I have an SUV and was quite tight.

Dangerous mismanaged car park. The owners don’t run the bookings properly and I have turned up to people blocked in and people not able to park. It’s dangerous and unsafe.

Pretty good parking place. It's hidden right at the end of an alley. The website provides you a keycode to get in. Maybe the previous reviewer missed this?

There is cheaper pay and display on Maddox Street (and free after 6:30). Entrance ramp is very steep and my bumper scraped on the ground.

Dead handy, fuss free parking downtown. The parking garage is at the end on the right, not on the left as Google shows it.

The location of carpark is great and it is easy to find and park my car there

Very good car park. So convenient and not soo expensive

Convenient and well located. Will use again.