The hotel is located at the end of Oxford Street - shops and all shopping within walking distance. Metro - 3 minutes. Cafes to eat are full around. Opposite - 1 min grocery store. Sights and the city center - also on foot 10-15 minutes - Piccadilly, musicals, Trafalgar Square, the British Museum. Currency exchange - full of stalls with Sri Lankans, if you change 100 euros or more - they give the best rate, 4-5 pounds more than in a bank.
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The hotel is located at the end of Oxford Street - shops and all shopping within walking distance. Metro - 3 minutes. Cafes to eat are full around. Opposite - 1 min grocery store. Sights and the city center - also on foot 10-15 minutes - Piccadilly, musicals, Trafalgar Square, the British Museum. Currency exchange - full of stalls with Sri Lankans, if you change 100 euros or more - they give the best rate, 4-5 pounds more than in a bank. Food in the hotel itself - there is a cafe, at the reception they give discount vouchers.
Rooms: very small, furniture from the 80s. Bath is also not the first freshness. They take it away. The water in the sink comes off slowly, they can give fewer towels. Linen is changed regularly. There is an electric kettle (tea, coffee), hair dryer. We were 2 weeks in August - it was hot, there was no air conditioning, they give a fan. In short, a room to sleep in. WiFi ok in the room. We didn’t go to breakfast, we didn’t pay for it in advance, we always ate near the hotel, right in the hotel building there is a pancake shop, there are excellent fresh smoothies for 4.70. On the contrary, fresh pastries are expensive. There are plenty of cafes for breakfast. On average, breakfast from 10 pounds for two to 22. Lunch / dinner - up to 55 for two. Near Goodge street - there are many pubs, an Italian restaurant, Thai, Korean - everything is fresh and very tasty. We were very pleased with the location of the hotel, for our active program - to show the city to a teenager, go to musicals and galleries, go around all the quarters in the center - that's what you need. Metro and buses are all nearby. Noisy, a lot of people - yes. If the goal is to see the city and not fool around with the interior and comfort of the hotel, then the place is right.
Rooms: very small, furniture from the 80s. Bath is also not the first freshness. They take it away. The water in the sink comes off slowly, they can give fewer towels. Linen is changed regularly. There is an electric kettle (tea, coffee), hair dryer. We were 2 weeks in August - it was hot, there was no air conditioning, they give a fan. In short, a room to sleep in. WiFi ok in the room. We didn’t go to breakfast, we didn’t pay for it in advance, we always ate near the hotel, right in the hotel building there is a pancake shop, there are excellent fresh smoothies for 4.70. On the contrary, fresh pastries are expensive. There are plenty of cafes for breakfast. On average, breakfast from 10 pounds for two to 22. Lunch / dinner - up to 55 for two. Near Goodge street - there are many pubs, an Italian restaurant, Thai, Korean - everything is fresh and very tasty. We were very pleased with the location of the hotel, for our active program - to show the city to a teenager, go to musicals and galleries, go around all the quarters in the center - that's what you need. Metro and buses are all nearby. Noisy, a lot of people - yes. If the goal is to see the city and not fool around with the interior and comfort of the hotel, then the place is right.
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