St Giles Hotel & Leisure Club

Location in the centre of London was excellent. The downstairs night club was nice.

Air didn't circulate much in the room. It gets rather cold if you have to keep the window open during the night during cold seasons. It was quite dense in the mornings.

the location and accessability were key factors in this hotel making our stay in london a pleasant one.

we felt that the rooms were quite small and that the reservation web site was a bit misleading in the view of the rooms.

The location was near the underground and theaters.

It was extremely convenient for central London and the sights, theatre and shopping.

Would have preferred a better breakfast choice - would not opt for that option again.

The room was adequate and their is access to a good gym and pool.

The Hotel is a very good location and close to Oxford Street, Convent Garden and Threatres.

The rooms are very small, but if the hotel put more lighting in the rooms they wouldn't feel so small and dark.

I really liked the location

The beds in a double room are too narrow for most adults. small rooms were mentioned and thats good. Somehow point out how important it is to book a twinroom. My single room was really good.Maybe clearly mention the opportunity to choose english breakfast and its prize,.we do our best but sometimes our english is so so

Given a room that was an upgrade on the one booked.

Excellent location and value for money.

Extra charge for leisure facilities and poor breakfast.

Location, almost no streetnoise, leisure club, clean and practical rooms, coffee to go great idea,

cold shower

Great central location, reasonable price, swimming pool. Usually the rooms are spacious. Always clean. Helpful friendly concierge staff.

Queues at reception. This time my room was quite small, with poor natural light, this was not so much an issue as I was staying on my own, and would not stop me from booking again.

Location and the bar.

The room are too small for 2 people and there was a lot of noise from the cleaning personell in the mornings. It was very hot in the room as well so it should have been aircondition.

Cannot fault the location, tube station right over the road, 5 min walk to West End and 10 min's to Piccadilly circus etc'.

The mattress on the bed was of the cheapest most uncomfortable variety and the pillows felt like they were stuffed with cous cous. Bizarre smell in the room, a combination of urine, feet and cheap air freshener, none of which were ours!! Staff were totally cold and slightly hostile, no smiles at all. I guess you get what you pay for, £120 a night in that location is cheap, but that does not provide an excuse for poor services that would be exceeded by a travel tavern. £120 a night in Blackpool, Manchester or Liverpool would provide you with a sense of luxury. Although a fantastic city, I don't see what makes London so special in this respect.