We booked this hotel as we needed a family room for five in central London, close to Oxford Street etc.. Our room on the third floor was large and at the rear of the building which is quiet, there is no lift in the hotel. The room had a double and three single beds in it which was quite cramped... more

The staff at this hotel is to be commended! The young man who runs the hotel is very kind, courteous and helpful. Genuinely nice. The location can't be beat.. more

The hotel itselv was OK, could be cleaner, e.g. the cups for making coffee or tea were used by the guest before us. What really made me angry was when I payed. I requested especially that my VISA card should be charged in GBP and not in my local currency Danish Crowns as I know that very bad exchange rates... more

We have just booked our favorite room at Wigmore Court Hotel for the fourteenth time. We always choose room one, because it is on the ground floor facing the street, allowing us to look out in the morning for an idea of the weather and whether we will need coats, sweaters, or umbrellas. The traffic and occasional siren do not... more

My boyfriend and I stayed here for one night as we both had weeknight work dos to go to and didn't want to attempt our normal long commute home late at night. The hotel was very conveniently located for what we needed and was comfortable enough but nothing special. We didn't pay that much for the room and breakfast so... more

I have to hand it to the young woman that checked me in, she was extremely courteous and even insisted on carrying my not-so-light suitcase up 4 flights of stairs. That's right, no lift in this hotel. The room was okay though it was missing a few things. An alarm clock for example but the front desk does offer wake-up... more

We stayed at the Wigmore Court for four nights at the end of July and were satisfied but not blown away by our stay. Basically, we found the staff to be very helpful - they allowed us to check e-mail on the office computer, and did not charge us for use of a baby crib - but the hotel environs... more

We visited London in July 2004 and booked into the Wigmore Court Hotel following a review on Trip Adviser, as we had difficulty finding a quad room elsewhere. The Hotel appeared very 'tired' looking and in need of a face lift. The breakfasts were very monotonous and the breakfast room in the basement was cramped. However we were pleasantly surprised... more

We (4 people) stayed in this hotel feb 16 to 21st, and found it an experience we hope not to repeat. It is centrally located and the rooms are large but that is where the good stuff ends. We stayed in rooms 11 and 33 as we needed to be moved during the trip as they sold the first room... more