Lords Hotel

The hotel is very well located in relation to the metro, restaurants and shops. The room, although small, was very clean and had comfortable beds. Breakfast consists of toast, cereal, coffee and fruit.

The good thing was that the location was very good. The bad points were that the hotel towels were a little dirty even before I used them, and the apples that came out for breakfast were soggy that I couldn't eat them. This price includes breakfast, which is very good, but you might not want to expect much from the taste.

The location of the hotel is okay, but the facilities are very old! 1. Hotels like this in London don’t have elevators. It’s quite hard to drag suitcases up and down several floors. Moreover, we were placed in the annex building, which is 100 meters away from the main building! ! ! You can imagine dragging your luggage up the steps to check in at the front desk, then having to move the suitcase down and drag it another 100+ meters. Breakfast is only in the mainstream, so you have to walk over to have breakfast. 2. The room type is very poor! The hotel only selected a few good-looking pictures to put on the Internet, but there are actually many special-shaped rooms. For example, the two beds in the standard room we stayed in were arranged in an L shape. This is actually because the annex building is not a hotel, but a room in an ordinary residential building. The space of the separated subdivided rooms is irregular. 3. The service is average. When I went to negotiate with the front desk about the room type, an old British man was confused: Everything is different. We can't put all the room photos online and then say that it is like this and will not be solved. In short, it will not be possible to live in it. Attitude 4. The facilities are average. I traveled to the UK for 10 days and stayed in many hotels. This one was really poor. They usually come with a kettle, teacups, coffee, toiletries, and some even have a refrigerator. There is nothing here. I am really speechless. It is such a cold weather in London and I can only drink frozen water. In short, instead of calling it a hotel, it is better to call it a subdivided room B&B with simple facilities! It is recommended not to stay!