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"Rooms are small- but absolutely serviceable. My window for the king room looked out to an alley- but I was in my room to sleep. Lobby is lovely, staff were all super helpful and friendly!"

"Perfect for my use."

"This hotel was really handy for Victoria coach and train stations, and places like Buckingham Palace were within easy walking distance. The room was very clean, the bed very comfortable and the shower powerful and warm. The hotel has hard floors rather than carpets and I though this would mean noise from the corridor at night but in fact I slept very well so this wasn't an issue. "

"A spacious room for central London. Convenient location and a very clean room, quiet too. A lovely breakfast. Good left luggage service. Would certainly recommend this hotel. Many thanks "

"Nice hotel, easy access to tourist hop on hop off bus, right next to Tower of London. Rooms are very nice with either a view of Katherine's Harbor or the Thames. Concierge was very helpful with all requests. I would definayely stay therebagain."

"This property is literally part of the Victoria train station. Made my last day in the UK a breeze as all I needed to do was roll out of bed and onto the train to the airport! Was clean and neat but the room I had was small. Enough for me. One or two people with little room for luggage. Other then that it was wonderful."

"Hotel in a convenient location 2 blocks froim a major metro station with a direct line to Heathrow Airport and connections to major rail stations. It was a LKITTLE noisy at times--but you're in the middle of a major metropolitan city, so I think it is reasonable. I lost NO sleep but there's horn honking in the daytime sometimes. Lots of food options, minutes away from major tourist spots."

"Our Go Too hotel when staying in London Best location you can get"

"it was a perfect stay, everbody is helpful. the room is nice, the hotel is accessible and convenient to walk to china town, leicester square, hyde park, buckingham palace and trafalgar square"