Myself and 2 friends stayed at this hotel in June for 2 nights. we had booked months in advance and had rang the day before to confirm our booking. when we arrived at the hotel it was past midnight so we were dying to get to our room. The man at reception then told us that the booking was only for 2 people even though we had booked a triple room but sent us to our room anyway. When we got there it was the smallest room i have ever seen!! We were on the 8th floor which is the dearer rooms so we were expecting a lot more. We had a double bed and a sofa bed...the sofa bed was from one wall to the other when opened so to get to the bathroom or out of the room you had to climb over it!! Not fun at night when your trying to sleep and have people climbing over you. The next morning at breakfast we were told again that only 2 people were down for breakfast even though we sorted it at reception the night before. One of the waiting staff was so rude and annoying i would have breakfast elsewhere just to avoid her...she was hassling everyone while trying to eat, even the other waiting staff couldn't stand her!! also the food was not very appetizing and certainly not worth the 22.50 for an english breakfast. Along with that they debited the credit card when we checked in even though they said they would not and tried to charge us for taking items from the minibar we never took. Overall good location and it is a very clean and lovely decorated hotel but its very overpriced and badly run. not worth 500 pounds for 2 nights.

I stayed at the Melia to participate in an event of one of my clients. I arrived early, just before 12 noon, and there was no room available at first. This is unusual as some guests check out early in the morning so there should be some rooms ready at around 11. When I finally got a room (I had to change and wanted to shower), it was really small - smaller than you would expect it from the hotel category or the hotel website. Also, everything on the floor and in the room was very british old-fashioned with dark colours, wood, thick carpets etc. Not at all Melia style but that often happens when a cool hotel chain acquires hotels abroad and just puts its label on them.

The good thing with the (new) Spanish owners is the breakfast: It combines the best of several worlds, including Spain. This was really delightful. Also the location is really good: Almost on Regents Park, and just a ten minute walk to Oxford Street / Soho. The area is hugely preferred over the more touristic areas like Russell Sq or Picadilly C. Unfortunately, the bad rooms make it impossible to recommend Melia.

I have stayed at the Melia White House last year. Three friends and I booked the Level 7 accomodation. We were very impressed with the friendly, attentive staff and the accomodation itself. The location is excellent, my friends and I were in London for one night. A stones throw from Euston Station, handy to take a stroll in beautiful Regents Park and just three stops on the tube (Tube station over the road from the Hotel) to Wembley where we were attending a concert. Left the concert at 10.30pm and we were sat in the bar enjoying a relaxing drink and snack by 11.15pm.
The bar itself tends to have a pleasant ambience. Some public areas have no atmosphere and if you are a solo resident this can be off putting. Pleased to say this was not the case with The Melia White House. Congratulations to the Mangement and staff for all their efforts in making our stay so enjoyable. Will definitely re book when I am in London next and will recommend to friends.

A nice stylish hotel that felt like we were on the Titanic (see photos) which added humour to our stay.
The room was a little small and only single beds for a twin room and a small bathroom so not very spacious at all. HOWEVER it was a nice stay, breakfast was buffet style either hot or cold and generous for choice.
Friendly & helpfull staff at reception, and at the end of the night theres a nice relaxing piano bar for a night cap after a social evening out.