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Best crash pad on the planet. If you want a place that is centrally located, cheap and convenient, this is it

When arrived the check in was 5 minutes and we were in our room. Very convenient

Just average/ expensive a bit . Why should I add a bit more to the review if I don't want !

Room was a bit small for two persons. Ensuite toilet was well designed. Lots of room to put toiletries/bag. Lift is too small. TV was fine with reasonable selections. Good location near Underground and train station. Easy access to food.

The building from the outside is large and old fashioned, lots of great features instead and quirky decor which we loved. Really handy location 10 minutes from tube station. The hostel had a huge dining room and comfortable lounge area near the front desk to relax in. Our main issue was the lack of organisation as it was not made clear how things worked so we spent a lot of time waiting around and going back and forth to our room. Here is the low down: you have to pay a £10 key deposit and also pay for your towels at the front desk. Towels cost £2 each with a £3 deposit each. When checking out you have to bring your towels down to the front desk to put in the basket before you can get your deposit back. If you order breakfast you have the option of continental (no waiting) or cooked (lots of waiting!) and you have to bring your paperwork with you to say what you have ordered. We ordered cooked and waited 50 minutes before it arrived and when it did it was warm but nice. The issue seems to be that there is only 1 front of house person who checks people's breakfast requests and also goes back and forth to the kitchen. The room was fine for what we paid; bunk bed with a small but functional shower and toilet room. The main issues for us here was the lack of ventilation, it was almost suffocatingly hot and the noise; windows are single pane so it was noisy from traffic noise all night. However it sufficed as we were only there for 1 night.

I have stayed in London quite a few times and I have to stay the Belgravia Rooms was the best budget hotel that I have stayed in. Nice, clean, spacious, newly renovated room with a big bathroom. Great location close to Victoria Station. The staff were also very friendly and helpful. Will definitely stay here again next time I'm in London.

Nice hotel that is very near to tube station. Rooms are small but well equipped. Staff was very friendly and helpful. I would stay here again.

This is a great hotel if you are in London for a few days to sightsee. There are no frills however the room was very clean, the bed was extremely comfortable and the bathroom was clean and well presented. The only drawback was the room was on the small side of what I am used to. We did not have breakfast so I can't review that element. Regarding recommending the hotel, absolutely yes.

Walked from Paddington Station to the Tune Hotel, Paddington with our back packs and one, fairly large suitcase. It was only a couple of blocks away and we wanted to save our money for sight seeing, hence the budget-priced stay at Tune, Paddington and we were very pleasantly surprised by its cleanliness and modern styling. It appeared to be almost new. The price was bare-bones and if you wanted anything extra, like leaving your luggage at the office until the room was available if you were early, it was a modest amount per item left, but it was a reminder that your price didn't include any extras, which is what we wanted. There were plenty of restaurants and pubs nearby with good food and prices as well as a 'Pret a Manger' next block over, with tasty, healthy and well-priced sandwiches and meals including breakfast.

I would recommend this hotel... Near Paddington...restaurants, currency exchanges, Kensington, etc