Hotels near Freemasons' Hall, London

I have stayed at this hotel twice in London. The location is very convenient. It is close to Russell Square. Across the square is the British Museum. It is very convenient to see exhibitions. Next to UCL, there are many students and full of vitality. The surrounding transportation is convenient. All kinds of bus stations are convenient to go anywhere. It takes 10 minutes to walk to St. Pancras and King's Cross stations. The hotel has a large passenger flow. There are many students from all over the world who come to study, so the service can keep up with it, which is very good. I think it would be hard to find a better value hotel in the area, and I recommended it to a friend visiting London last year, and the feedback was great. Continue to live afterwards.

The location is great— it’s right next to Oxford Street, with plenty of shops and restaurants, and very convenient access to buses and the underground, all within walking distance. The room was clean and well-maintained. The only minor downside is that it can be a bit noisy due to the busy street outside. Overall, I would still recommend this place for its location and convenience.

The hotel was great, the bed was very comfortable, and the breakfast was plentiful and high-quality. The only downside was that the room only had a very small table, which made it inconvenient to place things, so many items had to be put on the floor.

We had a great experience on the hotel. It was clean and they gave us extra pillow upon request. Breakfast was delicious as well. Just bring your toiletries and you’re all set 🫶 Thank you! Until our next stay soon 🙏🏻

The location is fantastic, within walking distance of the British Museum and the National Gallery. Chinatown, Oxford Street, and several small garden squares are all nearby. There are also plenty of Chinese restaurants in the vicinity. The room isn't huge, but it's very clean. The ground floor lobby serves as both a cafe and a lounge, perfect for afternoon tea, making everything very convenient.

Don't trust the photos the hotel uploads; this is the worst case of misrepresentation I've ever encountered. The room details page stated the room was 22 square meters, but after measuring, it was only about 9 square meters. Even with the 2-square-meter bathroom, it was just 11-12 square meters total. There was only one chair and a small coffee table, and a tiny 30-cm wide desk under the TV. Absolutely no space to open a suitcase. I later reported this to the Trip.com concierge, who immediately intervened. The hotel sent someone up to explain that this was the room type I booked, but they offered a free upgrade to a larger room. The issue was resolved in just over ten minutes. The entire hotel staff was friendly, patient, and efficient. And the Trip.com concierge was excellent at advocating for customers and communicating effectively. Grateful for Trip.com.

Love the room, its very english and very historic. Clean, and large enough for one person. Location is strategic, walking distance to euston square, and right opposite UCL with lots of eateries around. Walking distance to british museum too. It has a nice garden outside and the ldy receptionist i think her name is susanna (dark hair) is really helpful. Would stay here again

The breakfast was very satisfying, and the room was decent. You can call room service for slippers. I had dinner at the hotel's restaurant twice. The first time, the waiter gave me a guest discount. However, for some reason, the second time, a different waitress refused to give me the guest discount, saying I needed a special card. The funny thing is, there's no hurdle to getting this card; she gave me one right after I finished my meal and paid the bill. I just wondered, if she had given it to me before I paid, wouldn't I have gotten the discount? What's the point of giving it to me after I've already paid? (ノ￣д￣)ノ In between, I spent four days in Edinburgh and returned to stay at this same hotel. I wanted to store an infrequently used suitcase there, but the hotel staff refused to hold it for us, saying luggage had to be picked up on the same day and couldn't be stored for four days... Oh well, we just had to push two suitcases along. I'll post three photos of the street view from the room~

Fantastic compact hotel with all the necessary amenities catered for. Ideally situated in London city centre, near to St Paul’s Cathedral and near to good transport links. We had breakfast and lunch which was both excellent in quality and quantity. Most staff were also on the mark and were very helpful. Only down sides were the beer was not very chilled, but served more at room temperature. And the tea and coffee from the machine was not very hot, rather it was lukewarm.

Given the heatwave, I made sure to search for a hotel with air conditioning. Many reviews for affordable London hotels mentioned issues like 'no AC in some rooms' or 'broken AC,' which made me hesitant, but this hotel appeared reliable, and that was a key factor in my decision. Rooms were cleaned daily, and towels were replenished. The pump on the shampoo bottle seemed to be stuck, making it impossible to use at first, but after pressing it hard, it eventually started working. The water pressure in the shower was also good. There are only tissues in the bathroom, so it's a good idea to bring your own box. The only inconvenience was the lack of power outlets by the bed, but having two outlets around the desk, plus a USB port, was very helpful. The front desk staff only spoke English, but they were all very kind and helpful, which I appreciated. I visited Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on two separate days during my trip. I walked to Holborn Station, then transferred at Liverpool Street to the Elizabeth Line, which took me towards White Hart Lane. I opted for this route because the regular Underground trains lack air conditioning, and I was concerned about the heat and smells; also, I'd heard that Seven Sisters station can get very crowded. The Elizabeth Line, with its air conditioning, was a comfortable ride in the summer! There's a bus stop right outside the hotel, and I used it several times for various destinations. While the buses, similar to the Underground, don't have air conditioning, the doors opening at each stop meant the heat and smell weren't as much of an issue. The upper deck, however, felt a little stuffier. I would definitely stay at this hotel again if I visit in the summer!