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We had a most enjoyable stay, taking advantage of the proximity to the main London theatres - would recommend the musical production of Sweeney Todd. There are numerous restaurants within walking distance, particularly attractive are the many Chinese restaurants in the soho area - Gerard street. The national portrait gallery is yards from the hotel reception and trafalgar square is extremely close.

We booked an overnight stay at the Sanctum Soho to spend two days in London over a long weekend. After arriving hours before check-in to drop off our things, we were offered an upgrade and the opportunity to go to our room right away. Staff were friendly and efficient during check-in and in each subsequent interaction. For a hotel in such a fantastic location (we saw a few shows in the West End and did plenty of shopping), it's on a relatively quiet street. The room was equipped with a small bar, cozy bed, and nice, full-sized bathroom. The airplane bath fixtures were a cool touch, as were the pebble stone walls, and recessed lighting -all design features that weren't too demanding and therefore relaxing. Free wifi, safe, adequate closet: check, check, check. All imperative, yet not taken for granted. We really enjoyed our stay.

I have stayed at the z hotel Soho many times, and was looking forward to my stay at the newest location Z Piccadilly. The hotel was very nicely done- clean contemporary and spacious, I liked the open layout of the reception/dining area compared with the soho hotel which is very cramped. As always the staff were so friendly and helpful and charming. Rooms were perfect- more spacious than the soho hotel with a better configuration. Beds were comfy, linen was of high quality, air con was super efficient, tv selection was very impressive. Shower was great. Piccadilly is such a fab location, we walked everywhere from shopping to restaurants to theaters. As always a fantastic value stay with the z hotel. We will be back soon

The Citadines Trafalgar Suare is perfectly located. Close to 2 underground stations, galleries, West End theatres, shops, cafes, restaurants & several supermarkets. We stayed in a studio apartment. Whilst not spacious it was perfectly adequate. Small kitchenette was a great advantage. Complimentary tea & coffee available in the foyer. Helpful staff. Have already booked a return visit.

The Z Hotel is convenient to the Soho and West End area and a short walk to the Underground station to access the rest of London. I found the room efficiently designed. It's best suited for a short stay and mostly sleeping. There's little space for much more than the bed and bathroom. Don't expect a view or lots of tables and drawers -- it has none of these. I did think the bed itself could have been a tad cleaner but wasn't put off by the experience. Overall, the discount price is appropriate for what you get.

The location was as good as it could be right in the heart of Leicester Square. We got to Chinatown and Soho in less than 2 minutes which were just up the street. Other than the location, the best feature about the hotel is its concierge service. What pampering! Each time we came out of the lift in the morning we were asked if we need a taxi to be called, our tickets to Lion King were booked a week ahead, our airport transfers were organised painlessly and smoothly. When we ventured out on foot, we were given idiot-proof directions. And the toiletries were generous and luxurious. I have already recommended this hotel to friends who are planning to travel to London.

This was my 6th stay at Charing Cross and as usual, is a good, solid and reliable stay in London. Rooms can be a bit on the small side, but its a great location for business, families and tourists. Being directly next to Charing Cross Station and Tube, a pleasant and easy walk over the bridge away from Waterloo, and 3 minutes walk from the West End, its ideal for that London visit. Not cheap, but nothing any good in London ever is.

The multi million dollar renovation has paid off! The rooms and bathrooms are all newly done. It's fresh looking and updated with the newest technology. Once I figured out how to turn the lights on in the room (use your key card), it all made sense. They are trying to conserve energy, they use bottle soaps, so you never run out and the television is hooked up wireless to your computer. I had a great stay and definitely would recommend the hotel to others. Best of all, it is so convenient to the West End theatres and Covent Garden. All walking distance of a few streets.

The Waldorf is now a Hilton and so if your expecting to be whisked back to the hey days of London society, tea dances, and palm court orchestras, you will have to get your timing impeccably right. They still do the odd tea dance but its rarer and the beautiful palm court is usually bare and empty (where I the palms?). However, the hotel is run pretty efficiently by the Hilton Group whose staff our helpful. there is a gym on site although its the rather grubby LA Fitness (pool area really needs some TLC) and the towel they provided was threadbare. However, the breakfasts are excellent with an extensive choice and the location for the city and the West End could not be better. I even nipped out to see a show which was not on the agenda originally but, given the hotel is sandwiched between two of the top theatres, was a doddle.

The Courthouse Hotel is conveniently located in Soho, and just a few minute walk to West End. Staff was pleasant (and helped me print a document I needed). There is a reputed nice rooptop bar - but at our checkin, we were told we would have needed reservations in advance for the bar. Rooms were cozy but with charm. Our only unsurmountable problem was with the air conditioner. The room would not cool below 74 degrees (23.5 celcius) in June (it was much cooler in the lobby as well as outside in the early morning, but windows wouldn't open). For most, this is probably acceptable, but my family likes to sleep cooler. Phoned for maintenance twice - and they could not do anything - I believe it's their standard. Unfortunately, for this reason alone, we would not stay at this hotel again.

It was the perfect romantic break from first stepping through the door we felt like VIP's. the hotel was very secure the staff were perfectively attentive. The bedroom well what can I say but "wow" the bed went on forever and was the ultimate in comfort, as i do love my high thread-count sheets though this is the first time I've had them even though I've stayed in 5* hotels before. The heating, lighting etc could be set at whatever you chose with an easy to work gadget on the bedside wall. We didn't use the hotel facilities at all but for no other reason than we went out early in the morning and didn't get back till late so too exhausted to try, it was our first visit to London so did all the touristy things but next time we come back, and we will be back to the ME hotel then we will try the hotel facilities. Best break away I've ever had.

Had a wonderful 6 nights stay here. Ana, the counter staff is extremely helpful and friendly to our requests. So are the guys but I forgot their names. This is the best hotel I've ever stayed. I was given a room with a perfect view of Leicester square. The beds are comfy, the room is warm, friendly and clean. It wasn't noisy as claimed in the reviews and I am a light sleeper. I happened to be there during 2019 Pride London. My only complaint was one of the lifts are not working but overall it's a short waiting time. The location is super-excellent. I highly recommend this hotel all-time.

BEST location to be in London, (Pramis kabayan!) we even didnt maximize our oyster travell card since almost all locations are within 5-20 min walk from the place. It has complete facilities too, we cooked our meals, even did our laundry, we stayed for 5 nights and the only complain i have is that the ELEVATOR is sometime not working from Ground floor to Second floor. But over all WE WILL STAY AGAIN! :) It's in the heart of West end SOHO so expect to be loud sometimes. Another down side is the £200 deposit which is too hefty!

This hotel, hidden in a cul-du-sac in the heart of Soho is well worth visiting. The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful, the property beautiful and the room I had was large, well appointed and very comfortable. Lots of personal touches abound as well, a welcome note, hand written from the GM to a lovely aroma spray on your pillows at nights. The breakfast was wonderful and the choice excellent. The location is of course the best, being right in the centre of Soho and a short walk from both Oxford Street as well as Piccadilly, and if it is theatres you are looking for then this hotel places you right in the centre of the West End theatre district. I would highly recommend this great hotel.

100 yards from Leicester Square, equidistant to Covent Garden and soho which are about a 5-10 minute walk. Exceptionally clean (two fabrics chairs could be replaced though as stained). No lift but a beautifully full old grand building and stairs not an issue. Apartment had everything you needed. Check in is at 4 but may be a nice touch if you received a text or email when apartment is ready in case you are able to check in a little early. No staff on site but email/online booking was slick.

we had a terrific stay at this hotel. top service with top amenities (bang and olufsen tvs, nespresso coffee maker, b&w ipod station..) and the indoor pool was sublime - not busy and large enough for lap swims! location is convenient to covent gardens but it is a little bit of a stroll to the covent garden tube. lots of bus options just across the street to take you all over, and the guys at the doors are super with directions and suggestions. we travel alot and we are picky, so it is not common for us to not find any fault with a place, but we couldn't really find anything wrong here! our favorite london hotel, we will stay again!

Great size bedroom with the most comfortable bed and pillows. We had a great night's sleep and the shower was powerful and just what we needed to warm up after a day on our feet exploring London. The staff were very helpful and room service food and people were great. We stay in hotels all over the world and this one is right up there with the best. A hotel not to be missed if you're looking for a great location with some class and luxury.

I stayed at the Z Hotel Tottenham Court Road with my 18 years old daughter for 6 nights. I knew in advance that the rooms are small, so that was no surprise. I found our room highly functional and well designed, with great shower and comfy bed. I believe that we received so much more than the "lost" space. The room was spotless and carefully cleaned every day, the staff members were so nice, helpful and welcoming and the location was superb. After 2 mornings or eating expensive breakfasts outside we had the rest of our breakfasts at the hotel and it was an excellent decision - the variety, the quality and the price were great. Another highlight of this hotel is indeed the afternoon wines and cheeses buffet. It was a real treat in the afternoon - not just because the quality of everything is great but also because it gives a chance to meet other hotel guests, and that for us, was very special. If this hotel is available at your travel dates - don't hesitate! you won't regret it.

I've been a loyal customer of Sofitel st james for years now, so when i first booked at corinthia, i was afraid it wasn't going to meet my expectations. however, when I set foot at corinthia, I was relieved my decision to try your hotel was correct. Being in the hotel business, i am always very attentive to small details which are meticulously taken care of at corinthia . overall, i would say your hotel is definitely one of the finest London hotels.

It's a stones throw from Trafalgar Square and all the theatres of the west end. The location really is superb. The look and the feel of the hotel and the room is superb, I really liked it. i would have expected the hotel to cost more. However there were two negative points with the service. The cleaners just walked in the room while I was in the shower (they're weren't supposed to be cleaning because we were checking out that day) and I tried to call down to reception in the evening and no one answered. Other than those two small points, I was extremely happy and would certainly stay again.

The whole experience was brilliant. It was our 33rd wedding anniversary and Barbara at the front desk (who gave us the best welcome we have ever had at a reception desk, by the way!!) surprised us by having a complimentary bottle of bubbly delivered to our room when we returned from our first evening out. So very thoughtful! The hotel's location for access to all the main London attractions (accessible on foot!!) was superb.