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"This hotel is very smoothly run. All staff was friendly and welcoming. There also is a dedicated greeter at the entrance and he could not have been nicer. The breakfast was wonderful and the dining room was beautiful. "

"I really enjoyed the stay in this very convenient, reasonably-priced hotel. The staff are friendly, and the room itself is comfortable. Their system for setting room lighting is great for those of us who like different levels of light for different purposes. The rooms themselves are small by design, in that living rooms are common areas, so the guest rooms are the width of the king bed. The shower is also great. Be aware there is no gym. Westminster Abbey, the Parliament buildings, and Buckingham Palace are all within 20 minutes' walk, and Victoria Station, one block away, gets you everywhere. Multiple theaters are also close by for shows like Hamilton and Wicked. Unfortunately, there is a homeless area on Victoria St. near the hotel, but if you cross the street you'll avoid them. "

"Excellent hotel"

"It’s was our 4th stay. Apart from a few very minor criticisms, we love the place. Great staff, lovely suite, very good breakfast. Having been awarded Guest of the Day previously, how could we stay anywhere else. Terrific hotel. "

"Beautifully decorated for Christmas. Treated the little ones very well, giving them teddy bears as I was checking in."

"Amazing place unfortunately we stayed only for one night because we escaped 2 day from our Paris vacation and totally worthy the trip and the stay, my kids loves the service so polite and the location too."

"Great location!"

"The staff were very accommodating and very willing to help."

"The hotel is next to Gloucester Road metro station. This is important as the traffic congestion in London is worse every year Save yourself from traffic and use the tube/metro. The hotel is a business hotel with a workable fitness room. Ceiling in the fitness room is a little low for anyone wanting to use the treadmill. You are in walking distance to Natural History museum. Across the street is a grocery store , where I would go as one cannot eat fish and chips daily."