Saco Holborn – Lamb’s Conduit St

Generally speaking, everything is available, but you need to adjust the hot water yourself. There was no explanation when you checked in. Basically, only one person can take a shower at a time, and you need to reheat the water to get hot water. I didn't understand how the hot water worked until I left the hotel, which was a bit annoying. Everything else is OK, the price-performance ratio is relatively high, and transportation is convenient.

This time we stayed in London for 7 nights, which is very suitable for family stay. First of all, the kitchen is basically equipped with pots and pans, microwave oven, toaster, dishwashing liquid, dishwasher and dishcloth; there is also a washing machine, which is super convenient, and it feels like home, and it also solves the problem of not being used to eating in restaurants outside. There are Tesco and Waitrose nearby, and Sanisbury is a little further away to buy supplies, which is very convenient (oil, salt, sauce and vinegar still need to be bought by yourself) From the location point of view, it is also very convenient, about ten minutes walk from the British and Russell Square subway stations, we walked to China Town and Oxford Street in half an hour. It takes about 40 minutes to walk to Buckingham Palace. There are also many buses nearby, and we just choose City Walk to walk around the streets every day. For a family of three, there is a large bed and a sofa bed. The sofa bed is a bit soft, but it is still adaptable. The small disadvantage is that the shower room drains very slowly, and the button of the toilet needs to be pressed hard. In addition, our room is close to the street, and it will be slightly affected if there are cars passing by or people having dinner in the restaurant next to it on weekends, but it is all within an acceptable range. Check-in is in a small glass room next to the apartment building. Luggage can be stored when checking out. Overall, it is very suitable for family living. I still like this kind of home-like accommodation experience.

This hotel is really the best apartment I have stayed in in the UK. It has all the facilities, including pots and pans. There is a Chinese Super League and various local supermarkets nearby. It is about a ten-minute walk from the subway station/train station. It is very convenient and recommended.

I booked this hotel because I stayed in other saco hotels and thought it was good. I didn't expect it to be a big deal. The surrounding area is convenient, but the environment is not that good. The room is dirty and the room connected to the toilet smells like a toilet. Maybe to cover up the smell, the hotel sprayed a lot of aromatherapy, which is even weirder. Because my son and I have sensitive constitutions, we are walking air quality measuring machines. I was woken up by my cough at 1 o'clock in the middle of the night, and then my son woke up by coughing and freezing at 2 o'clock. The hotel's heating control is difficult for many people to understand. The materials used in the hotel facilities are relatively poor, and they feel cheap. Even the paintings on the wall are crooked. In the afternoon, the hotel service staff came in without knocking on the door. The door did not have a safety lock, and the feeling of insecurity was overwhelming. I booked three nights, but I ran away after staying for only one night. Ctrip's service staff are very good and actively solve problems. It is recommended that Ctrip optimize the hotel rating algorithm.