First impressions it looks a ok hotel.But it's a little tired looking and rooms are ok but not worth the money.The decor is in need of a refurbishment.The breakfast was ok.The positon of the hotel is good and it's not too noisy. Overall the web-site photos paint a better picture. I suppose that the hotel feels it can charge these... more

I don't know where to start with this but don't stay here. Filthy rooms and the bedding was changed twice Threadbare Towels Paint and paper peeling off walls Hairs in the bed Hairs in the shower Boxes outside the windows Rotten window frames Door didn't close properly Had to check out at 10pm and move to another hotel as it... more

Found the hotel easily, Swiss Cottage tube station is at the bottom of the road.Check in was a bit rushed,the guy on the desk,pointed at the paper in 3 places & said " name, signature, signature" ,but they kindly kept my bags as it was quite early & i was unable to get into my room at the time. My... more

If you're looking for the traditional American hotel chain experience (i.e. vending/ice machines in hallways or every room identical to each other whether you're in L.A. or Sarasota) then this little hotel isn't for you. I found the hotel quaint and quirky, filled with antiques and pretty - if a bit odd- pieces of art. Narrow hallways that twist and... more

On arrival the man at reception was very pleasant and gave us the key to a room which was exactly as I had requested, 3rd floor, twin room, non smoking and quiet. The interior design and furniture are what I would call "quaint and quirky". The room was very clean, airy and had a huge bathroom which was spotless, as... more

We stayed one night in this hotel to sightsee and attend concert. We paid £98 for room and additional £7.95 each for cooked breakfast. I was asked to pay on arrival as I had a debit card and not a credit card - I had not been told that before. Our room was downstairs along a corridor past rooms labeled... more

Hotel rooms are Ok, the beds are a little soft, try and stay on main floor not basement rooms. We had room on main floor # 111 lots of windows space with 12-14 foot ceilings, and the main window opens for fresh air. Very close to tube line to central London, lots of shops and pubs within easy walking distance.... more

I stayed for three nights in January 2008. I had asked for an upper floor room, and although it was not guaranteed, I got it. A very nice surprise was the size of this room. Very big and comfortable, more like a suite than a room, with separate sitting area, and bedroom with double bed. Overall, my experience was very... more

After reading the reviews on here, I was a little nervous, but this hotel was really nice! PROS: good location- not right in the middle of the city, but in a safe and pretty area; the room itself was super cute, and had a nice view; at the end of the street/within a 2 minute walk there is a tube... more