The good: 1) This hotel is well-located, near Paddington but on a quiet street. 2) Although tiny, our basement room had lots of storage space, as did the bathroom.

The bad: 1) Wi-fi isn't guaranteed in the rooms, only in the lounge. There is a LAN cable at the desk. During our stay the Internet went down for about a day, but when it came back we did get wi-fi in the room. 2) You have no control over the heat, except to leave the window open. When we first entered the room, we noticed that the maids had left the window open. We closed it for security but soon realized that if you don't want to roast, you have to leave it open. The overheating is especially bad because the bed has no top sheet and no blanket. It only has the comforter, which is quite warm. 3) There are disturbing scratching noises in the walls late at night.

We were shifted from another hotel hence had an upgrade to club rooms. Our room was in basement and went through narrow corridors. The windows were facing the staircase outside to ground floor. But room interior did look very nice with mahogany colored wood, flat tv, tea coffee machine etc. bed was comfortable. Close to small grocery and other shops and paddington station, wld recommend this place

I was pleased with the area,not to busy.Nice and close to the underground.The rooms were well equipped,it even had a microwave.Breakfast was good.The only thing that was a little disappointing,was the pull out bed was not very comfortable.

I looked at the pictures of the hotel and also read the reviews. Many complained about small rooms but the pictures on the website looked fine to me. DO NOT BELIEVE THEM. The room allocated to me was 6ft x 8ft. It is the smallest hotel room I have ever had the misfortune to stay in. The pictures of the hotel totally misrepresent the rooms. To cap it all, the TV did not work. The room was so small that I had to step out of the room while the TV engineer went in to try to fix the TV. You have been warned!