Adventure Hotels in Greater London from SAR 266

"Very clean, spacious, good location for Victoria line and quiet "

"I liked the location of the property. The staff were very attentive and helpful."

"Okay, here's a review of a hypothetical two-night stay in London, hitting all your points: Fantastic London Base! Just back from a wonderful two-night stay in London and couldn't be happier with our choice of accommodation. Location was absolutely key for us, and this place delivered in spades! Being just a stone's throw from a tube station made zipping around London to see all the sights incredibly easy and efficient. Our room was spotlessly clean and very tidy – a real pleasure to come back...

"Nice hotel and 5 minute walk to the Tube and 45 minute walk Piccadilly area. Hotel area had food options and small grocery. Room small for family but you’re not there to hang out in the room. Staff friendly and accommodating. "

"Yeah sure"

"Perfectly good hotel conveniently located for the Excel. We did not sleep due to the heat in the room which we had no control over. We had not been informed that there was work or issues with the heating system. Was disappointed with my main course at dinner which was not served with the baby new potatoes as per the menu description. Instead, without asking me, it came with a rather bizarre potato cake which I was told had vegetables in it but did in fact contain olives. My husband tasted it &...

"Hotel is on a nice quiet street, not too far from Big Ben and other attractions. Would recommend staying and would stay again when in London."

"Best hotel in London! Pricey, but well worth it. The staff makes it a point to remember your name and make you feel welcome. We were only there two nights but felt at home. We arrived slightly before check-in time so that put us in a very nice lounge and brought champagne while we waited. The area is a bit tourist-y, but we were there Easter week/spring break so maybe it's not *always* that bad. Even so, the hotel is back off the main road, so getting into a cab is not a life and death...