I was so incredibly happy with the kindness I received here! Fad gave me such good recommendations!…read moreThe hotel is beautiful and such a good vibe. Couldn't recommend it enough! Thanks Fad and Kesha

This review is for the Shepherds Bush location. It is a 5/5 on every level! Customer service is on…read morepoint. The basement room is fantastic and underrated. The place is modern meets vintage decor. I loved it! If you're looking for great sleep, great ambiance that's close to the trains with many dining options, check it out! You will not be disappointed. Enjoy!

We stayed at this hotel on June 29th, just a few weeks after it opened, and wow, where to start?!…read moreThe design, with its imaginative and comprehensive art theme, is truly remarkable. From the moment you step into the lobby until you leave your room, you're constantly amazed by the meticulous attention to detail. The hotel is a feast for the senses, with vibrant colors, varied textures, creative lighting (I'm a lighting guy), and a perfect blend of convenience and comfort. You can sit almost anywhere and find yourself captivated by the surroundings, needing time to fully absorb it all. Yet, it never feels overdone--much of the design is subtle, striking a perfect balance. The rooms were so comfortable, and the beds were some of the coziest I've ever slept in. The amenities were top shelf. My wife couldn't believe there was a Dyson hair wrap and blow dryer in the room! There are little screens in each room that seamlessly control your environment - lights (mood), curtains, temperature, etc. The record player was fun, and the speakers were next-level quality. The two bars were more subtly designed with some of the coolest leather chairs I've sat in - we didn't want to move. The restaurant has floor-to-ceiling windows looking onto the street. Last but not least is the outstanding service we received from the check-in, to the personal introduction to the room, to the very attentive bar service and professional dining room staff. They clearly went out of their way to hire and train the best. This place is going to be a unique jewel in the heart of Hoxton.

Although it advertises on the site that it's a hotel for families ... we found out, after booking,…read more that kids can not use the pool after 12 o'clock . That was really upsetting as it was the whole reason we chose this hotel for us and our 8 year old son. Although it is a luxury place, that policy is not family friendly and was upsetting to us as we had planned on what was offered on the website. It should say so on the site at the time of booking rather than letting you know via email a day before arrival. It was a heat wave in London and hanging by the pool all day as a family would have been so perfect for our 5 day trip . Instead we had to rush around finding indoor ways to escape the heat. They should please change the wording on the site to represent more accurately what they are offering . This is a luxury hotel for adults not for kids.

An aesthetically pleasing and beautiful vibe for a hotel!!…read more Me and my two friends stayed here for our last 2 nights in London and it did not disappoint! This shoreditch area is a wonderful area for travelers looking to get away from a bit of the tourists area and get a more of a real local experience. The hotel staff and service was phenomenal and was so pleasing when that service matches the quality of such a beautiful hotel. Definitely a hotel to visit and stay. If you aren't staying you should definitely pop in to the bar. The vibes are great for a cocktail to get your night started!

We stopped in for a nightcap and got 2 orders of mochi and 5 drinks and the tap was over £90. I…read moreknow London is expensive, and eating/drinking at the hotel is even more expensive but that seemed really high to me. But they had the World Cup on, nice air conditioning and friendly and attentive staff. Tons of American tourists about, but a nice place to finish or start your night out

I recently stayed at this Citizen M and overall had a good stay. Citizen M is more tailored down as…read morea hotel but despite the smaller rooms, I found everything to be comfortable. Check-in and check-out is self serve and while they're under Marriott now be aware that breakfast is not complimentary with status - instead platinum members and above get a $10 per day credit to use at the bar or grab and go.

Stayed here for a work trip and really enjoyed it…read more The rooms were much more spacious than the citizen m I stayed at in Paris. Large comfortable bed, which a huge window that offered a decent view. The lobby was super cool with plenty of spots to sit. Location was perfect for me. I wish they had a gym.

Visiting from Boston and I had no idea About the hotel situation and found myself at the Travelodge…read moreon the city Road. The truth is there's nothing exceptional or extraordinary about the hotel but then of course it is priced accordingly But what was a surprise? Was the man working on the front desk, Steven He was exceptional and extraordinary and he's an asset to the business He went over and above, managing an anxious traveler with respect and efficiency, and I came away feeling that he is somebody that should be fast tracked in a management program

Recently stayed at the Travelodge London Central City Road. Here are my notes:…read more * Room Size: Some of the rooms are quite small, but asking for a room at the front of the building is a good hack--those rooms tend to be larger due to the shape of the building. * Breakfast Deal: If you book through certain websites, you'll get complimentary breakfast, which is definitely worth it. The breakfast spread was surprisingly good. * Old but updated: The hotel is definitely on the older side and could use a remodel. While the rooms themselves are updated and comfortable, the hallways have that kind of worn, dated vibe. * IMPORTANT: There's no air-conditioning! I would not stay here in the warmer months. * Location: It's close to the tube and the Elizabeth line, making it super convenient to get around. Plus, you can easily walk to the Tower of London and Tower Bridge. Overall, your experience at Travelodge London Central City Road may vary, but it's a decent budget-friendly option.

The gym is pretty nice and so are the slippers. The room itself was a little crowded with stuff,…read moreand maybe not the most thoughtfully designed. The chair to loungge was right... under the tv. There's a rooftop bar you can go to as a guest. I stayed three nights but was very busy with work, then tried to go the night after I checked out and they were unwilling even though I'd just stayed a number of nights without using that option. ‍

Amazing customer service! I luv the rooftop pool and the restaurant make sure to visit both! Also…read morethe bar downstairs is very nice. Location was not amazing for what I was interested in but the amazing customer service made up for it.

4.5 stars for Andaz London! While the location is great and so central to everything, the building…read moreand rooms do feel a bit dated. First and foremost, the best thing about this hotel is definitely the location. My fiance and I spent 5 nights total here and had no issues getting around to all the touristy things, since the Liverpool Street station is basically a block away. Plus it sure doesn't hurt that it's a straight shot down the Elizabeth Line to get to and from Heathrow Airport! With regards to our hotel stay itself, we were in a suite on the top floor. The suite was quite spacious with an area that was sectioned off with a couch and a LOT of empty space (great for our suitcases and whatnot), but everything just felt kind of old and worn in our opinion. Additionally, I didn't love that the shower had no door and was partially open to the rest of the bathroom because I had to be more careful about not getting water everywhere outside of the shower. Overall not a bad experience but definitely not the best, though we didn't spend much time in the room anyways. As globalists, we enjoyed complimentary breakfast every morning with the breakfast buffet. The food was good, and they had a very nice spread ranging from hot foods to breads to pastries to meats & cheeses. Additionally, you could order a la carte off the menu as well, and I quite liked the spiced omelet that was offered! Service overall was solid, and they even welcomed us in our room with a chocolate mousse cake since we were celebrating my fiance's upcoming birthday on this trip!

4-ish stars rounded up. Verrrrry solid stay here and a great hotel for a London trip!…read more I'll start with the bad, and it's just one minor-ish thing: room floor creaking. It didn't even really directly impact me as I stayed on the highest floor, but I felt bad for the folks who were staying at the room right below mine lol I tried to walk in my room in a tip-toe fashion. Besides that, clean room that was tidied up well each day during my stay. Zero noise from rooms adjacent to mine. Courteous front counter service as well. Highly recommend adding the breakfast buffet service if your London trip is geared towards sightseeing and is less fussy in terms of where to have a hearty breakfast; I very much enjoyed the buffet offerings here especially the English breakfast items! Huge plus that the hotel is about a 3 min walk from Liverpool Street train station!! Station includes Heathrow-airport-connecting Elizabeth Line and M&S Simply Food for convenience store needs.

The power of Yelp! Read: I was in a jam, and found this very suitable accommodation somewhat last…read moreminute for my mother...on Yelp. In the rush of summer visitors I accidentally booked my mother and brother-in-law to stay at our flat at the same time. Oops. We love everyone but a bit cozy with 4 full-sized adults, a baby and a dog in a two bedroom flat. So, I needed an "overlap" plan -- I did a quick airbnb search but everything coming back was either too far from our home or pretty pricey. Obviously hotels in London are outrageous, even the Premier Inn and Holday Inn Express that are both quite near us. BOLLOCKs, what is one to do? On an off chance I found Landmark Apartments on Yelp. Inputted my dates and found that they had a special of booking 4 nights, you get the 4th night free. WAHOO! Sealed the deal. So for 4 nights (single room, twin bed) I managed to get it for just under £400, or less than 100 quid a night. Those of you well versed in London accommodation know that save a hostel, that is pretty great. And right in the heart of Shoreditch, hard to beat! The booking process was fairly simple, done online and confirmed via email. Everyone I dealt with was pleasant. The room: VERY small, but very nicely done as well. The single room is obviously truly for 1 person. It sleeps 1. It has enough room for 1! My mom loved it though, a nice respite from our noisy house. It was super clean and had a "full" kitchen, which was nice. Location: can't be beat, right on Rivington above Rivington Grill. Word to the wise though -- my mom stayed Sunday-Wednesday when things are rather tame, Thursday-Saturday nights would surely be a different sort on this stretch. Regardless, its very well situated for shopping, eating, drinking, London-ing, etc. They do have the following policies to be aware of: *check-in hours are from 14:00-21:00. *You can arrange to leave your bags in our storage for a charge of £10-£20 depending on the number of the luggage. If you want to check-in early, please let us know in advance and we can arrange early check-in for a charge of £30. *If you are arriving after 21.00 we request that you inform us by phone call approximately one hour before you arrive as we need to arrange someone to check you in. If such arrangements are not made, you may have to wait up to an hour to be checked in. We charge £20 for late check-in as we have to arrange a staff for this service. This wasn't a problem for us as we are local and picked up the keys for my mom but it may be something to consider if you are tallying up costs and convenience. Overall - I was really pleased with the stay and would definitely book it again if we were in an overflow situation!

Booked the room for a couple nights…read more Returned to uni and found the exam schedule conflicted. I emailed with a huge amount of notice. 4 weeks. I was enquiring whether it would be possible for a refund but I would have also been happy with a change of dates. I send 5 emails over the period of 1 month. None were replied to. I decided to send one email not mentioning the circumstances, and it was replied to instantly. So basically I was ignored. I would have been totally fine if they had told me they could not do anything, I am just disappointed about being blatantly ignored.

The place has real ambiance; built in 1724 and restored. Several nice communal rooms (library, gin…read moreroom, tapestry room). Definite character - and a boutique hotel. Yet... for our room, there's wasn't really enough space to comfortably get out of the bed on the window side. The bathroom was pull the chain toilet that made a lot of noise (don't flush during the night if you don't want to wake anyone in your room). They have you turn your key in each time you leave for the day and, since they don't have room numbers, you need to ask for it by the name of the room. Cool neighborhood and location though.

You wouldn't know you were in bustling loud Spitalfied's as soon as you enter the front door. There…read moreis a quiet ambiance in the intimate lobby area. Rooms are small but tastefully decorated. We especially loved our room with a copper bath tub. We immediately found a nearby market with bath salts and had a leisurely soak. Would recommend especially if you want a quiet sanctuary in the city.