Wonderful family run hotel close to Westminster Cathedral and Victoria station. Incredible value for London, clean friendly and extremely functional with wifi ..it made our stay in London special. The family that runs the hotel couldn't have been more helpful and the breakfast was great

We stayed here during the London 2012 Summer Olympics. We thought it was great! The rooms were small, but nothing out of the ordinary for Europe. They were very clean and nice. The bathroom had recently been redone and was now very nice. The hotel is family run and they really do a nice job. Each morning they serve a hearty breakfast (included in the price of the room) and serve the guests themselves. The location of the hotel is good - conveniently located near Victoria station (access to trains and the tube) and Pimlico station. This area provides more of a neighborhood feel than a big, touristy area (even though the entire street is hotel after hotel). Its really a nice quaint looking area. Our only worry about our stay was that the hotel didn't have any air conditioning. Since we were going to be staying in July, we were afraid it would be uncomfortably hot. The weather, in true London fashion, was not an issue and stayed cool in the 60's (farenheit). We would definitely stay here again and would definitely recommend this place to friends.

We only stopped one night . Very helpful staff.
Wouldn't hesitate to recommend the hotel to anyone. Easy to get to sites nearby on foot.
The room was functional and for the price; very good.

They even sent my son's belt to us in the post when he realized he had left it behind.
A big thanks to them for our(short) stay.
Next time we come to London we will be stopping here.

This hotel is conveniently located near Victoria and Pimlico stations and around there are some nice restaurants. The room was small but it was clean. However as it was in top floor it was very warm also in autumn and as there is no elevator, the walk upstarts was exhausting especially with luggage. Some disturbing noises took place in late evening likely related to heating of water.