We had a 2 night stay here. When we arrived the door was opened and a lovely gentleman took our bags straight away.
In a great location with lovely staff.
The hotel is clean and smart and our room was the same with a kettle and teabags/coffee. The showers was great as sometimes they’re not the best hot and powerful. The continental breakfast was good and plenty of choice it for extra you could have a full English. Definitely be back again. A true gem in Bloomsbury!
Simon Hughes
2 out of 5
Great location, but a classic example of a hotel charging London prices without spending enough on the building to justify the price.
We had a triple room which consisted of 2 queen size beds, perfect for my wife and I with our daughter. However, the room was very cold and the heating couldn't be changed via the unit on the wall. The carpet had several joins which look like they've had an argument as they have clearly moved apart over time. The whole room felt tired and in need of redecoration.
Breakfast was ok, but again it all felt like it was being done on the cheap while charging London prices.
ian boyce
5 out of 5
Perfect for attending seminars at Unite H.Q. Large well appointed rooms, with 2x double beds, tv, clean bathroom/toilet, 24hr bar, large rest area with comfy chairs, tasty breakfast, helpful and polite staff. Would definitely use again.
Michelle Barnes
2 out of 5
Beware when booking the triple room! I booked the triple room through Expedia, which was advertised as 2 queen beds. After check-in we walked in to find our room was a king suite. When we went downstairs to speak with the front desk, we were told that Expedia had told them 3 people and they always booked 3 people in the king's suite. When we explained that we would not have booked if we'd known we would not be receiving a 2 queen bed room, we were offered complimentary breakfast for the 3 days we were staying. Initially, we thought this was an issue with Expedia, however, when we checked the hotel's website it described a triple room as having 2 queen beds. We went back down to the front desk again, and then their story changed to oh that room type is under maintenance and we don't have any available for you to transfer rooms. Very shady that the story changed all of a sudden.
The hotel is close to the Russell Square and Holborn tube stations making it easy to travel to and from the airport on the Piccadilly line and travel around central London. The room itself was fine with the exception of the sofa bed. The mattress had springs that dug into your back. When the staff initially arrived to set up the bed, the duvet they brought was completely flat. We then went back to the front desk again. The staff then brought a second duvet that was slightly better than the first. Even with both duvets on, the sofa bed was uncomfortable. The breakfast was nothing special. It included toast, cereals, cold cut meats, cheeses, hard boiled eggs, fruit, and pastries. One day they did offer hot food like scrambled eggs, sausages, and hash browns though it wasn't clear why those were only offered on that one day. The breakfast staff were wonderful though.
Ashley Bishop
1 out of 5
The starter, three swirls of smoked salmon, was the only redeeming feature, but even that was underwhelming. The main course was an embarrassment – dry turkey, one solitary Brussels sprout (yes, ONE), and dry, bland roasted vegetables. It felt like the kitchen had given up halfway through plating the dish.
The dessert was the final insult: a so-called "cheeseboard" that consisted of three crackers, a Babybel (seriously?!), a slice of cheddar, and a bit of brie. Calling this a cheeseboard is an outright lie.
The quality of the food was appalling, and the portion sizes were laughable. For £50, this meal was nothing short of a rip-off. Avoid this place if you're looking for good food or value for money. I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone.