London Hotel Guide. Independent Hotels in Bloomsbury, London, England

The room was small, but beautifully organized to include hanging space, hairdryer, mirror, overhead fan, good lighting and comfortable bed. The bathroom was similarly small but had modern efficient fixtures. If you were staying there for any length of time, the lack of space may start to be an issue, but for a few nights it's perfect! The owners were charming and very helpful - carrying my suitcase up and down stairs and out to the cab for me.

As above the room did the job, bed was comfortable and the room was clean.

Ideal location and surprisingly comfortable and friendly hotel. We were celebrating our son's 40th birthday and it gave easy access to pubs, restaurants and we walked to The Globe Theatre for a performance on the Sunday. Excellent stay.

After traveling on a tour coach and staying at 8 or so hotels, this one is by far the best. Air Conditioning (it was surprisingly hot in the UK while we were there), very clean and modern. Definitely did NOT have a hostel feel to it, unlike the others. Drawbacks: bed was very firm and uncomfortable and the way the bathroom and showers are set up it's impossible to keep water from getting all over the bathroom floor. So don't take anything in there with you that would go on the floor.

My daughter and I needed a hotel near the University so this hotel worked out great. Friendly staff with nice rooms. The rooms were small but clean. The only complaint is the beds need to be upgraded,

An enjoyable apartment to stay. Everything was provided for self catering. All very modern and clean.

This hotel is in a great location for the price that you pay per night. However, the facilities aren't great (poor condition) and the walls are so thin that you can hear what your neighbours are doing (not pleasant). When I was leaving I had to climb over several bags of laundry, with my suitcase, that were blocking the door. There is a notice in the room asking you not to leave any electronic equipment in the room or it may disappear. This made me feel very unsafe.

An ok en-suite room, the built-in shower/toilet unit was quite compact but did the job. Very good price with the offer at the time. Breakfast was edible - a very basic continental, no ham/cheese just jam/marmalade or peanut butter, 5 choices of cereals, tea/coffee, juice, fruit, mini yoghurt and possible a croissant. Room service daily, sometimes twice a day. There were no 'do not disturb' door signs (if doing night-shift/out late).

Enjoyable stay in a safe neighborhood. Very close proximity to the British Museum and dinning options.