Hotels With Wifi in Greater London, United Kingdom

Start with the good: the staff was very nice, the capsule comfortable (great bed) and I was lucky to get a quiet room of respectful people. And the bad: the worst thing is the showers. Aside from being crammed, the button push lasts 5-6 seconds (counted), which means you're constantly pushing and getting a mix of cold or scalding how water. Please fix your showers! It was also clogged and flooded quickly. I think the toilets/shower areas could use cleaning more often. There is no public space, tables, etc. at all, you come here just to sleep or rest in your capsule. Better than what most other hostels offer (some not even having curtains!) and a better night sleep for sure, but no mingling. Also not much space for shoes or luggage, and certainly no safe lockers. It could be so much better if they had made some space for this. Would also be nice to be able to pick top/bottom bunk: being on the bottom I was woken up by banging/dropping items/etc. by the guest above me. Overall good, better than most in the area, but it could easily be better still :)

Location is great, very close to King’s Cross station and St. Pancras station. Many attractions such as The British Museum, Convent Garden, Coal Drop Yard etc. are all in a walkable distance. However, due to the heat wave, extremely hot weather, while waiting for check in at the lobby, the waiting queue is super long, it was very hot and unbreathable. There is also no AC or fan in the room, and no fridge. With a strap tied to the window, we could only open a small gap, not enough for the oxygen to enter the room. It was too hot during the night, the room was like an oven, we couldn’t sleep, had to get to the lobby to ask for a solution, the staffs said that they have fan for borrow, but that night they already lended it all out. They marked our room number and said will deliver a fan to our room the next night, but the other night after we get back to our room we did not see any fan in our room. Lastly, the lock of our bathroom is broken.

I stayed with my two children for 5 nights, and while we were generally satisfied, the pros and cons of the accommodation were quite evident. **Pros:** 1. The apartment offered a two-room layout, which was ideal for a family of 3-4. 2. Having a kitchen and a washing machine was incredibly convenient for cooking and doing laundry – a real lifesaver! 3. There was a supermarket right downstairs, making grocery shopping incredibly easy. 4. It was a 10-minute walk from South Kensington tube station – a manageable distance, neither too close nor too far. 5. Both the Natural History Museum and the V&A Museum were very close, just a 10-minute walk away. 6. There were also Chinese restaurants within a 10-minute walk. **Cons:** 1. There was no air conditioning in summer, only a single fan. 2. Our 4th-floor room was west-facing, so it got direct afternoon sun and was stiflingly hot, making it difficult to sleep at night. We also didn't dare open the windows on the 4th floor due to security concerns. 3. The elevators were few and small, so we mostly relied on the stairs unless we had heavy luggage. 4. The walk from the elevator to our room felt incredibly long, easily 500 meters. And for all this, the hotel still cost over 2000 a night. In general, hotels in the UK are far inferior to those in the US – overpriced and often quite run-down. For the same price in America, you could easily stay in a 4 or 5-star hotel, or a truly excellent guesthouse.

Access/Location: It's genuinely close to King's Cross, just a 5-minute walk away. Security: The property features secured access. Facilities & Cleanliness: With only one toilet and two showers/bathrooms per floor, it was quite inconvenient, to say the least. Furthermore, the overall cleanliness wasn't great, but then again, you get what you pay for. To make matters worse, the two days I stayed were incredibly hot, and there was only a very small fan available. Service: The front desk staff were quite good. Overall: Considering the price point, it was just about acceptable.

Very good hotel, clean, nice staff, the location is convenient for people arriving at Heathrow. It’s far from the main attractions in London, but I managed to use the public transportation. Took me around one hour to get to Paddington. There are some markets and restaurants nearby.

It has very good location. Very central. Walki g distance to Buckingham palace, big ben and other tourist destinations. Clean pillows and blankets. Towels, you have to pay extra charge. However, if you're tall, you cannot stretch your feet. No daily room clean up service so our trash piled up. I have an Indian roommate that snores so loud and shakes his feet as habit. Well, that's hostel and steel bunk beds. Reasonable price thou. Overall, good for in and out stay.

With a late-night flight, I booked an airport hotel. From Terminal 3, you need to take the airport's internal shuttle train, but it's easy to find by following the signs. Self check-in is available via machine; just enter your booking reference. The room came with a 1.5-meter double bed and a small sofa bed. Cleanliness was just passable. There was hair from a previous guest in the bathtub, and the pillow had some small stains. There was enough room to open two 28-inch suitcases. Its main draw, however, is its affordability and convenient location.

I have booked a room capable for 4 people, but the hotel could not provide it due to the maintenace is on progress. They provides us 2 seperate room to us, but with free 4 breakfast while we stayed . Overall stay, the room is comfortable and the place is convenience to go to the Paddington statation. Many restaurants nearby with nice atmosphere.

Excellent location, stunning views, and outstanding service—especially from Natalia. We’ll definitely be coming back and recommending this place to our friends!

Was an amazing stay children loved it . Easy to everything , Will note you have to use a lift for your car so be prepared as it’s tight . Also left an email regarding some hair straighteners left so would like them back