Zedwell Underground Hotel Tottenham Court Rd

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I recently stayed at the Zedwell Underground on Tottenham Court Road, and it's an experience I recommend to anyone looking for a hotel unlike any other. Nestled in the heart of London, this underground hotel was designed to offer a true cocoon of rest, focused on calm, disconnection, and sleep. The minimalist, windowless rooms provide an environment conducive to relaxation: no screens, no outside noise, just the essentials. The atmosphere is truly soothing, with soft lighting and exceptional bedding. I particularly appreciated the comfort of the bed, the weighted blanket, and the rain shower: everything is designed to promote restful sleep. The overall design of the hotel is superb, inspired by nature and caves, with raw materials and a cozy atmosphere. The staff is discreet but always available, and the digital check-in makes arrival quick and seamless. 👉 One small drawback, however: as the hotel is located underground, right next to the subway, you can feel the vibrations and rumble of the trains from 5:10 a.m. This may be slightly disturbing for those who are more sensitive to noise or movement, especially early in the morning or late at night. That said, despite this, the experience remains very positive. The Zedwell Underground is an unusual place, perfect for a quiet break in the heart of London—as long as you're at least a good sleeper or bring earplugs.

The location is right next to the British Museum. You need to go to the street front and go down to -4 to the front desk. The accommodation is on the -5th floor. It is a relatively cheap hotel in this location. Luggage storage costs 15 pounds

The hotel was hard to find, it wasn't very clear from the outside. When you arrive you have to go downstairs, I had a room on -4. No windows, but I knew that in advance. The room is compact, but a comfortable bed and a clean bathroom with toilet. When the light goes out it is really dark, I was able to sleep well because of that. When I came back after my morning activity the elevator was under maintenance, I had to walk everything down. When I wanted to go up an hour later this was still the case. I said something about this at the reception and the lady who was working reacted fiercely and said that the elevator had not been out earlier... I wouldn't have voluntarily taken the stairs down??? Eventually I walked upstairs and was offered a bottle of water by the porter. The previously stated checkout at 10:00 is also a bit early in my opinion.

This is the worst hotel. It is not on the ground but like an underground windbreak. All the staff from the front desk to the waiters are Indians. It feels very bad. I will never come again.