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I booked in to this hotel on the 15 th of July and upon being granted the room by very helpful and friendly staff, I was whisked to my room to find the following:
Dirty floors with dried up human feces, The strong stench of...More
We stayed here as wanted to be close to the London Palladium, you cannot get any closer it is next door (to the stage door) and around the corner from the main entrance. The location of this hotel is fabulous, between Oxford Street and Carnaby...More
We checked into this hotel last month in June on a family trip with my husband, my mother, my aunt, our 3 years old son and myself. I have to say, this hotel was an absolute disappointment right from the beginning. We asked for rooms...More
Firstly, we have stayed all over the World in hotels good, average and bad, but we never expected to have a stay as bad as this at a five star hotel in England.
We booked this hotel because of its close proximity to the London...More
We came here using a voucher for a private cinema with a champagne cocktail. Upon arrival (having been told the film starts at 5.30) we got there for around 5.10 and checked in with a lady at the desk for the cinema. She kept saying...More
The go-to district for a good time in London, Soho hosts a wealth of world-class theatres and a compelling lineup of cafes, restaurants, pubs, bars, and clubs. At Soho's core is London's original Red Light District and the epicenter of the LGBT scene – and thus the city's hottest nightlife. For shopping enthusiasts, Soho is not only the home of London's greatest concentration of boutique shops, but also the
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most strategic place to set off on a tour of the world's most celebrated department stores. In the southern part of the neighborhood lies Chinatown, with its multitude of delicious and affordable restaurants. Closer to the Thames, Chinatown's narrow and teeming lantern-lit lanes spill onto the expansive hub of glitzy Leicester Square.
Hello Tiffany,
This will depend on the size and how many suitcases you want to leave behind. As you can imagine there is limited space for luggage storage
2) There is a swimming pool. However, it is only open between 10 and 17, so not much use if you want to use it before the start of your day or when you return from a day in the city.
However, I would definately recommend... More
2) There is a swimming pool. However, it is only open between 10 and 17, so not much use if you want to use it before the start of your day or when you return from a day in the city.
However, I would definately recommend you to choose for another hotel. While the rooms are nice, the service is very bad at this hotel.
