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"It's a decent place to stay at a reasonable price in a central location, staff are friendly and helpful. "

"Very good service "

"Great room at good price for central london, despite no natural daylight (internal window looking over lobby)"

"Have stayed here a lot over the years and have to say that the rooms are starting to look tired. Staff at reception also not as professional as in the past. However we had everything we needed and the room was comfortable."

"Great place to stay for the value! Located fairly close to rail stations that can take you anywhere in the city for cheap with the tap of your cc. Very accommodating and friendly staff here also which made check in nice and smooth."

"Trendy spot. Really buzzy bar and restaurant, “Chets”. Room was a little on the smaller side but was expected. Nice bathroom. Slept very well - no noise from roads etc. Air conditioning very good. Fabulous lighting in the room too - really warm and chic. Plenty of space downstairs in the lobby/bar/“apartment” to catch up on a few emails before catching taxi to the airport. Staff very attentive - and lovely - at reception. Were more than happy to keep me stocked with water, coffee bags etc. I stayed here off a recommendation and would happily recommend it to anyone else! And it was easy for me to get to London Olympia Event space which is why I was there."

"Newly renovated, large room, friendly very helpful staff, parking available, close to a tube station."

"Basic, no toiletries "

"Charming hotel in a 19th c building (formerly a famous London boys’ school) on a lovely little neighborhood park. Beautifully appointed rooms are small, but cleverly designed to provide ample amenities, and the beds are quite comfy. The Melody Restaurant’s “continental” breakfast was fresh, organic and high-quality. Excellent transportation: 10-15 minute walk to Hammersmith Underground Station on the Piccadilly Line connecting to Heathrow Airport, and the #9 bus to Central London stops at the front door!"