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I have to commend Citadines Holborn Covent Garden and the staff and management of the property for an exceptional stay. My wife and I truly felt at home and we are happy to have discovered this gem of a hotel in London. All the diligent and helpful front office staff were superb and the hardworking operators who worked behind the scenes were always kind and cheerful and made our stay very special. A special shout out and thank you to the wonderful front office institution Florin who truly made our time there warm and memorable.

Clean rooms and facilities. Breakfast Buffet is worth it, I suggest you include it on your booking, cheaper and kids eat free. We can start our touristy trips and not worry about food till late lunch, same menu everyday, but decent choices/variety. Hotel location is great, walking distance to Borough Market where you have tons of food/restaurant options. It's right next to St. Paul's Cathedral and a few miles to London Bridge, London Eye and Tower Bridge. Few minutes walk to Bus Stations and the Tube.

I stay in London for work nearly every week and have been trying out many many different hotels and apartments, but this was by far the best. Really easy to get to, really friendly staff, gorgeous decor and the studio itself was very cool. Fab decor, everything I needed to cook for myself and eat at a proper table! It was also spotless and I could not hear any noise from the other rooms. Oh and the bed was SO comfortable. Nevermind one night...I could happily live there (and the bar was a real bonus).

Booked the deluxe room - really bright, airy and unusual design (loved the while curtains and open space) and huge (over 400 sq ft) by central London standards. Have stayed at a lot of hotels in London, but this is definitely in the top 3, and I will definitely stay here again. Great location too - just off Oxford Street, but a lovely quieter street with lots of lovely restaurants and bars close by. The rates were really good too. Overall very happy with the Sanderson and I would highly recommend it.

This simple hotel is fantastically close to the Paddington Station and is surrounded by grocery stores (in the station), pubs and cafes in a safe, vibrant neighborhood. The room is very clean and cozy, but is extremely small with minimal amenities. I appreciated the clean shower and cable TV. Overall, compared to other no-frills, budget hotels in London, the Tudor Court Hotel is excellent value for money in a great location IF you can negotiate the somewhat confined space.

The location is perfect for easy transportation into London or to Heathrow and Gatwick airports by all means of public transport. Having stayed many times by choice we love the intimacy of a smaller boutique hotel and the friendliness/helpfulness of all the staff from reception (front and office) to cleaners and Maintenance.Being very dog friendly is an exceptional bonus. We have stayed in all categories of room and the layout is very consistent.

The location is perfect for exploring London - it's just north of Kensington Park. It's particularly perfect if you're traveling with a toddler, as we were, because of its proximity to the Diana Memorial Playground. The neighborhood is quiet and residential, and the staff is accommodating and helpful. We liked the hotel so much that we stayed there at both ends of our England vacation, for multiple nights.

The price seemed cheap compared to other hotels near the area (South Kensington, London) and we enjoyed very much our stay. The hotel was nicer than I expected, the lobby is comfortable and large, there is a starbucks inside, vending machine where we bought a convertor. The room we got was an ok size, small but at the same time organized.

Large, clean room in a perfect location for London exploring and trains. Cheaper than the Premier Inn and significantly larger and more comfortable, so I worked from there in the morning rather than head to the office straightaway. Easy transfer to City Thameslink or Blackfriars, and very close to the sites at Bank or Southbank.

The hotel seems to be recently renovated, the bathroom looked nice and fresh. My room had a terrace, which is rare in the London hotels. The hotel is located just across the street from the Hyde Park and 15 min walk from the Paddington station, which is very convenient if travelling from the Heathrow airport.

Compared to other cheap hotels London, Hotel 65 was very good. - The room was big - Good bed - There was a small fridge - Small, but ok bathroom/toilet - There was free breakfast (I didn't try it though, so I cannot give any review on it) - Daily/good cleaning

Location was great - exactly where we wanted. Good access to central London Suite was acceptably clean (but no more than that). It would be best described as Managed Apartments rather than a Hotel - due to some Hotel facilities that were not being provided.

Very modern and clean apartments. The kitchenette has everything you need. Nearby are shops where you can buy groceries. All our requests were fulfilled immediately. The hotel is located a 25-minute walk from the Tower of London and the bridge.

We stayed here for around 3 months and it's been the best experience we had so far out of all the apartments and hotels we stayed at. The staff, rooms and location are excellent and it's a great place for a long or short stay.

i had a one night layover in London so i took Heathrow Express to Paddington the hotel was perfectly close and had an amazing location overlooking a small garden. It was clean and cozy

The location of the hotel was perfect for a quick hop over the bridge into the office. And it was also perfect to take in some of the tourist options London has to offer

Good value for money. Despite it’s not so cheap, comparing with hotel prices in London, it’s fine. Location is 7-8 minutes walking to the underground station.