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The Tower Hotel, by Thistle
"We paid extra for a view of the bridge, and it didn’t disappoint. The room was clean, if a little dated, but I have no complaints about the hotel or the staff. We didn’t have breakfast or use any facilities."
Royal Garden Hotel
"Modern refurbished hotel in a great location on the edge of Kensington Gardens. Lovely room, comfortable bed, and great service throughout. The only minor points were no iron/boards in rooms and lack of dressing mirror near a power socket in the room. Overall, we loved it."
Royal National Hotel
"I stayed at The Royal National Hotel for one night on Wednesday 7 October. For the price I paid (£120 for the room, although breakfast was an additional £30 (what?!), bringing the total to £150), I can’t really complain. The room was a double overlooking the forecourt. Surprisingly, noise was minimal, although I can imagine it gets considerably noisier at weekends. The en-suite was perfectly adequate, too. My only gripes were the rather weak shower pressure and the fact that the water never quite reached a temperature I would have liked. What really let the stay down, however, was the breakfast offering. The whole operation could best be described as school dinners. Guests have to queue to be seated, with staff chaperoning people around the breakfast room. In all honesty, I’ve never experienced anything quite like it in a hotel. The room itself was noisy, and there was yet another queue for the breakfast buffet. I found the whole experience rather off-putting, so I decided not to bother with breakfast and instead stave off the hunger until lunchtime. Overall, I’d describe my stay as very Travelodge-esque. For the price, you can’t complain too much, but I would certainly have preferred the more relaxed ambience of a Premier Inn! Just don’t pay the extra THRITY QUID for breakfast and instead spend that money in a more relaxing cafe nearby."
St. James' Court, A Taj Hotel, London
"All the staff was very friendly and helpful throughout our entire stay. The room was very nice and well appointed. We would definitely stay here again. I would say the only downside was the lack of closet space for hanging clothes and lacked any storage space in the bathroom. We had to get inventive."
Otherwander Soho Pod Hotel (ADULTS ONLY)
"Affordable stay, simple and great location. Really impressed. Not loads of space but perfect for a couple of nights."
citizenM Tower of London
"Choose to stay at citizens M any chance I get. Multiple great stays including this one in the US and now London"
Zedwell Piccadilly Circus
"Great shower! Beauty rooms were a bust. Overall, noisier--maybe they were herding elephants above us? But also some rumbles were surely the subway beneath-- than we had hoped, and dimmer--too dimly lit-- in common spaces. The room was sufficient, except only bring your closest confidants, the bathroom has ZERO privacy! The beds were comfortable. Price was right for us, if you don't mind the chaos of Picadilly Circus, you can spend your savings on £5 cans of Coke..."
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Convent Garden is right at the heart of central London and an excellent base of a visitor regardless of the purpose of their trip to this bustling metropolis. It isn’t difficult to find a great hotel in or near Convent Garden, London. In and around Convent Garden you’ll discover fantastic budget chain hotels and luxurious, chic boutique hotels to suit your short break in London.
Staying in Convent Garden you’ll be close to popular London attractions such as the National Gallery and Trafalgar Square; the location of many historical, political and cultural events. Trafalgar Square is just a tube stop or short walk away. Hotels in Convent Garden are convenient for shopping, drinking, eating and dancing – there are quite a few nightclubs in this area.
Convent Garden Piazza, one of London’s other famous squares, contains an old-world arcade hosting a number of shops, cafes and places to eat and drink. It’s a great place to stop and people watch and enjoy the buskers and street performers.
Staying in a Convent Garden hotel gives you a central base from which to explore and experience London.