This was my first trip to London. Loved this hotel. It was a block from the Russell Square Tube Station. Had a great little grocery store across from the Tube. The employees in this hotel was great. Very knowledgable about the area and could give you directions for about anywhere you wanted to go. Nice quiet area and easy also... more

Good location for west end,friendly staff & fast check in & out. Room was small but this is typical with alot of London hotels. Got a very good deal ( £116 dinner bed & breakfast ) so can't complain. Just round the corner from Russell Square tube. more

I really can't say anything positive about this hotel to be honest. The room was small, cramped, dated and had a view of air conditioning ducts out of the window. Room service was almost inedible and breakfast was marginally better. Luckily I stayed with work so didn't have to pay because otherwise I would've demanded a refund and moved to... more

Stayed here for a week-long business trip. Overall, would stay again the next time I need a hotel near the office. Pros: - V. close to Russell Square tube stop (basically it's right behind the hotel) - The Brunswick shopping center is across the street so there are restaurants, a Waitrose grocery store, 2 pharmacies, a Starbucks, etc. all within... more

Stayed for 1 night on business, great location with loads of shops and tube near by. Rooms as you would expect from a Holiday Inn, general areas very plush. more

My friend and I have stayed at this hotel several times. Rooms very clean, bathroom small, but adequate. Lots of choice at breakfast. Able to leave case ar the hotel after checking out. Helpful staff. Russell Square tube station only a few minutes walk away. Close to the West End. Waitrose & Boots opposite. Coffee bar and mini supermaket round... more

London accommodations are expensive, especially in Central London. The Holiday Inn Bloomsbury is, for the money, a good value. Check-in was not great, but the basic rooms are comfortable and relatively large for London standards in this price range. Despite the thin-ish walls and loud elevators, the location of the hotel makes these things easy to overlook. You often get... more

I stayed here for two night in April and experienced the absolute worst check-in ever. The young woman working on reception looked me up and down as if I were a tramp checking into the Ritz. No greeting, no smile, no conversation. She handed me a room key and told me the elevator was behind me. Considering the three lifts... more

We stayed for four nights in an executive room. The executive level in this hotel is the first floor (American 2nd floor) where the meeting rooms are. Our friends had a standard room. The executive room was slightly larger and had upgraded furnishings and paneling. The standard room was nice and spacious (for a city hotel). Next time I would... more