London Hotel Guide - 3 star hotels in Victoria, London

The location of this hotel made walking to many attractions easy. The hotel was clean and safe. There is construction underway however we were not effected by it. This is not a 5 star hotel but charges accordingly. I would stay there again

It was fine for a night, but the street noise was pronounced, the room was very warm, and I could not get the ceiling fan to work. Overall though, just fine for the price.

The hotel itself is cute, and I like what they are trying to do, but I would just prefer a little more cleanliness. I'm pretty sure the vacuum doesn't get used everytime. And when we fost arrived, my husband went to lay down he found a couple of long black hairs in bed and on the pillow. The towels need a little upgrading to, they're on the old and weathered side of things. Otherwise location is great!

Very close to Victoria station and across the street from a bus stop that can take you everywhere. Very comfortable and clean.

Before I checked in, they offered a room that has the air conditioner was not working well. I said fine for September weather. After the first night with the air conditioner what wan Not working at all, I asked for another room, the front desk manager said no, because I had agreed to take that room earlier. I said there is a difference between a machine what was not working well and one that does not work at all and I was not planning to be cooked in that room with no circulation for the next nine days. They finally allow me to switch.

Nice, clean hotel with friendly, helpful staff. Room was small but well appointed. Modern bathroom with amazing shower. Close to central London with easy access to two tube stations, situated on a fairly quiet road. Would stay there again.

This hotel was within walking distance to pretty much everything. You're really close to transit, Buckingham Palace, National Gallery, Big Ben, Picadilly Circus and the London Eye. The Towet of London and the London Brisge were a bit of a walk, but it's a nice walk. We took transit to the British Museum, but walked back to the hotel. The surrounding location is beautiful! The staff are really pleasant and accommodating. If we return to London we definitely would stay here again.

This is a city hotel so there is street noise though the street is not overly busy. They have the narrowest twin bed ever which was surprisingly comfortable. The breakfasts are first rate. Like most older buildings the steps are steep and narrow and I did not see a lift. Room was small with little room for two people to move about. It is however only a couple of blocks from Victoria Station so travel options are endless.

The receptionists are very friendly and helpful. The complimentary breakfast is the best.

Hotel is very English with good amenities. At center of st James. Excellent pubs and restos. Close to shopping centers