A few minutes walk to Trafalgar Square and the undergroud. Near the Thames och London Eye. Rather small room but great kitchen with microowen, stove and fridge. Twinbed and tv. Free internet in lobby. Skip the breakfast at the hotel.

This hotel was everything we were expecting. It was within walking distance from a majority of London sights (Trafalgar square, the London eye etc), of 2 tube station and a train station. We arrived early and our room was not ready, but the reception staff provide a space were we could leave our luggage so that we could start visiting London.

I have to admit that the decor was a bit dated but clean, the washroom was adequate and we never ran out of hot watter. The kitchennette was all that was required, but you have the bare minimum (would be usefull to have more than 2 water glasses).

We were situated accross the elevators and I thought it would be noisy, but our room was very quiet. Eventhough the hotel is situated on a very busy street we did not hear a thing.

We stayed at that hotel for 7 nights and I would stay there again.

I had read the reviews and felt slight panic !
The check in was very smooth and the staff very friendly, we on went to our bedroom still expecting problems and to be honest for the £100 we paid for a double room we were very impressed. Very clean throughout, one room was the kitchette which had everything you would need. The bathroom was great , plenty of hot water and nice deep bath with shower above ( needed after shopping all day ). I honestly can not fault the Citadine the location is totally fab and they have a luggage room so you can leave your luggage on your last day free to carry on shopping. We had room 304 and maybe some of the rooms need updating but we were more than happy with our room and to be honest we have paid alot more and had worse hotels in London .
It was very warm that day so we did need to leave the hotel window open that night and yes we could hear street noise but then what do you expected when you stay in central London? I suggest ear plugs work great for me !
Def stay again .

Having visited London on many occasions for leisure, I must say that the location of the Citadines, Trafalgar is second to none.Taxi cost £8.00 from Euston Station. The embankment pier for the thames clipper is a couple of hundred yards to the left, trafalgar square a couple of hudred yards to the right. Travelling with two teenage children, the citadine apartment layout ideal i.e decent sized double bedroom, ample kitchen with dishwaher, bathroom, wc, living room with television(freeview chanels) cd player, table and chairs and a large settee which doubles as two good sized single beds. One negative point is that the carpets and decor are a little tired and need updating but this is outweighed again by the space in the 'apartment' (in central London!!). It was also very clean.
Just on the corner of Trafalgar is a little 24hr tesco shop so we stocked up the fridge fairly cheaply with fresh baguettes, ham etc. London can be very expensive with two burly teenagers constantly starving!! Also for a hearty low cost breakfast there's a Garfuncles opposite and best of all....next door to the citadines is the 'Sherlock Holmes Pub' with very reasonably priced traditional meals and great beer (have a look on the net!).
On this occasion we visited London to attend a late night concert at the O2. I pre-booked tickets on the Thames Clipper Express from Waterloo to the QE2 (O2)and of course back again. The Waterloo stop is just over the *jubilee*bridge?? which also has pedestrian crossing again only a few hundred yards(& lots of others going the same way) Honestly, could not have been simpler.
If it is a romantic break you are after, then this is NOT for you but if your sightseeing with family or with friends visiting shows or O2, I dont think you'll be disappointed here.