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The Z Hotel Strand

4 out of 5

Posted 1 hour ago

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"Everything is great other than the lift was spoilt. Great staff to help me carry the luggage down. Kudos for that."

A verified traveller stayed at The Z Hotel Strand

Strand Palace Hotel

4 out of 5

Posted 3 hours ago

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"Lovely centrally placed hotel, staff all lovely and approachable. Clean and tidy and very quite considering size and where located. Only thing would be a door to the ensuite in the classic single room. Shutters much better than curtains. More menu choice for the restaurant perhaps. Breakfast lots of choice. Would recommend to others."

A verified traveller stayed at Strand Palace Hotel

Zedwell Piccadilly Circus

4 out of 5

Posted 3 hours ago

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"Location is fantastic. The room is basic. Two beds and a bathroom. No windows, no chairs, no tables, no desk, no thermostat. Clean enough. Would consider staying here again, but I have gotten used to having someplace to sit and a table to put stuff on (besides the floor.)"

A verified traveller stayed at Zedwell Piccadilly Circus

STG Hotel London Oxford Street

2 out of 5

Posted 3 hours ago

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"I arrived at this hotel and while check in was super and easy, with a helpful member of staff on hand to support, when I got to my room I was shocked and disappointed at the state of it. A huge dehumidifier was taking up most of the empty floor space and was noisier than a pneumatic drill; clearly there had been some kind of horrific leak. The carpet was still dirty and damp, the smell was horrible and there was a used dirty bath mat on the floor in the bathroom. The bathroom did appear to otherwise be clean but the overall state of the place - other than in public entrances - is in disrepair. I’d warn against staying here or check the state of the room you’ve booked before you arrive."

A verified traveller stayed at STG Hotel London Oxford Street