The only thing which spoilt the weekend was the hotel. The first night we were given a room which was obviously a single (single head board gave it away) but they had squeezed in 2 beds.There was no space between the beds or at the sides, we had to get into bed from the bottom and crawl up. There was only enough room for one of us to get up at a time. The room was tiny. I had requested a high and quiet floor, yet the room was so small and very hot we had to have the window open all night (bringing in noise from the street) and have a fan on full all night. The shower room ws so small my face was in the sink while sitting on the loo! we complained and asked to move but were told the hotel was full...Perhaps tomorrow. The staff said it was a twin room even though there was only a single head board and no space. The hotel was shabby and the lift was a joke ...It creeked to a halt but was lower than the floor ...We had to climb up to get out! the only saving grace was the really nice breakfast...Which was lovely as were the breakfast staff who worked hard. We did get moved to a bigger room for our 2nd night but it was not much better. All in all we were very disappointed. This is a 2 star hotel.

I had to attend a last minute business meeting in London and booked this hotel due to the excellent price (£50). I have had a lot of experience of hotels in london - not always good - but this was pleasant, clean and the staff were charming including the east european waitress asking "breakfast for cooking?" on my arrival in the dining room. The cooked breakfast was individually cooked and could not be faulted. I would baulk at paying the advertised £180 rate however!.

Hotel disappointing with very small room. Breakfast room was very small and chaotic - waited 15 mins after ordering cooked breakfast to be told no bacon - further 30 minutes for egg & sausage to arrive! think this hotel is more suited to students or young people travelling - would not recommend.