★★★·London·4.2
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of typ het gewoon — “rond de 20e, drie nachten”
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Russell Square Hotel in London's city centre offers a prime base. The British Museum is an 8-minute walk away, Euston Station is less than 1 km distant, and King's Cross Station is a 14-minute walk. Rooms feature private bathrooms, tea and coffee makers, and free WiFi. Family rooms and ground-floor units are available, with 24-hour front desk and daily housekeeping.
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Hoe gasten het hotel beoordelen, aspect voor aspect.
We were close to the tube and convenience stores, got a good price, and the beds were fairly comfortable. However, we were left to manage on our own, saw staff only at check‑in, and when we tried to buzz for help with the TV we couldn’t find anyone; the room stayed untidy throughout our stay.
Pamela·6 maanden geleden
The heating was good and the central location was great, but the room was not what the photo showed—it was dusty, dusty, and seemed never cleaned, and there was no fridge.
Ayşe·6 maanden geleden
The room was surprisingly spacious, which made it fine for a family, and it sat right next to Russell Square Station, so getting there was easy. Unfortunately there was no breakfast and almost no service at all; when I arrived at the promised check‑in time nobody answered, the phone number listed online didn’t work, emails went unanswered, and I had to wait an hour before anyone finally showed up, leaving me wondering if I’d been scammed. The linens were old, dirty and even had someone else’s hair on them, so I ended up sleeping in my own clothes, and the basement lacked any ventilation system.
Yi·8 maanden geleden
Area. The room wasn't like the one showed in the pictures. It was very small
Muhammad·8 maanden geleden
Disgusting. Stay away at all costs. It's not even worth the sleep because we got none. I wouldn't even put my worst enemy here. Onto why, this place not only confirmed wheelchair accessible and had 3 stairs into the property with no alternative entrance, the doors were not wheelchair friendly and the floors had uneven surfaces everywhere. The walls where covered in dust and yellow tar. The door was not possible for me to unlock or lock the door whilst in my wheelchair. My room which was supposed to be an apartment was the tiniest room which was supposed to have 3 beds a sofa and kitchen. It had 2 doubles no kitchen no sofa and no single bed. It was a folded up bed with no mattress. There was also a step up into the toilet. My wheelchair wouldn't fit in my room so had to be stored in the hallway which isn't just a security issue for my belongings but also a major trip hazard for other people. The shower and toilet was not accessible and the shower only ran frozen cold water. I could not open the windows my friend had to. Which once opened anyone could climb in or out of the window, or have their things snatched or worse, been trafficked as we was located next to a train station which had construction all night long with homelessan dodgy people lurking outside due to it being lit up and open. The beds barely fit my medical equipment which I need to sleep I also need boiled water for my medical equipment and my diet I need a kitchen. Neither of those things where there despite being on the booking accommodations. I'm absolutely furious and will be taking this complaint higher up. I hope the owners share are proud of how they treat the disabled community's people and how kind they were for us to have to bang on the door until some tiny lady in her pyjamas answered and couldn't speak English. 0/5 if I could and avoid as much as possible. The owners will face the consequences. Disgusting. Stay away at all costs. It's not even worth the sleep because we got none. I wouldn't even put my worst enemy here. Onto why, this place not only confirmed wheelchair accessible and had 3 stairs into the property with no alternative entrance, the doors were not wheelchair friendly and the floors had uneven surfaces everywhere. The walls where covered in dust and yellow tar. The door was not possible for me to unlock or lock the door whilst in my wheelchair. My room which was supposed to be an apartment was the tiniest room which was supposed to have 3 beds a sofa and kitchen. It had 2 doubles no kitchen no sofa and no single bed. It was a folded up bed with no mattress. There was also a step up into the toilet. My wheelchair wouldn't fit in my room so had to be stored in the hallway which isn't just a security issue for my belongings but also a major trip hazard for other people. The shower and toilet was not accessible and the shower only ran frozen cold water. I could not open the windows my friend had to. Which once opened anyone could climb in or out of the window, or have their things snatched or worse, been trafficked as we was located next to a train station which had construction all night long with homelessan dodgy people lurking outside due to it being lit up and open. The beds barely fit my medical equipment which I need to sleep I also need boiled water for my medical equipment and my diet I need a kitchen. Neither of those things where there despite being on the booking accommodations. I'm absolutely furious and will be taking this complaint higher up. I hope the owners share are proud of how they treat the disabled community's people and how kind they were for us to have to bang on the door until some tiny lady in her pyjamas answered and couldn't speak English. 0/5 if I could and avoid as much as possible. The owners will face the consequences
Abigail·8 maanden geleden
