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Really great few days spent in this hotel. The staff are so friendly and helpful. The room was very clean and the beds extremely comfortable just what you want after a day sightseeing. Very handy for seeing a show at the London Palladium. Will definitely...More
Terrible! Lukewarm welcome on arrival, rude concierge, appalling room
My room had tired decor, poor lighting, terrible sound insulation (beware the street below is noisy 24/7), bathroom door would not close, windows would not open, faulty air con
Buffet breakfast at a 5 * hotel!...More
Let me start by saying this hotel is in a great location and is perfectly placed just off Regent St.
The hotel does have a quaint touch to it given it is situatated in an old court building and has some of the holding cells...More
Travelling with corporate there was a pre paid meal on my booking of a three course set menu... I arrive at check in and go to my room... It’s not too bad but not 5*! I’ve stayed in 5* and this wouldn’t make 4... Do...More
I stayed here due to location and overall reviews. I spent 3 nights here last week. Where do i start? Slow rude staff on reception. Scruffy staff. No answer on phone when you called. Breakfast doesnt start until 7 - perfect for my early flight...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.
