Hotels near Piccadilly, London

Central London location right in the centre of everything, you have your own space in the pod that you can lock from the inside. Clean sheets. A real bargain for a place to rest your head.

I have stayed at this hotel twice in London. The location is very convenient. It is close to Russell Square. Across the square is the British Museum. It is very convenient to see exhibitions. Next to UCL, there are many students and full of vitality. The surrounding transportation is convenient. All kinds of bus stations are convenient to go anywhere. It takes 10 minutes to walk to St. Pancras and King's Cross stations. The hotel has a large passenger flow. There are many students from all over the world who come to study, so the service can keep up with it, which is very good. I think it would be hard to find a better value hotel in the area, and I recommended it to a friend visiting London last year, and the feedback was great. Continue to live afterwards.

The front desk staff were very enthusiastic. The room was compact and cute overall, and the hygiene was excellent. Although the breakfast in the morning was simple, you could tell it was made with great care given the limited budget.

Absolutely recommend for solo travelers! The location is fantastic, right by Russell Square and just one stop from King's Cross. It's clean, and the price is really reasonable. Plus, the Wi-Fi is better than a lot of other hotels.

Location is the absolute highlight, but inadequate housekeeping significantly detracted from our stay. The hotel boasts an amazing, central location with easy tube access and walking distance to many sites, plus lovely seasonal lighting nearby. The room, while compact, featured comfortable bunk beds that the kids loved and a good shower. Minimum design with simple wooden frame make the room simple. However, service was a major letdown. The setup is windowless and compact, leading to a lack of fresh air. Crucially, housekeeping was almost non-existent. For a six-night stay, we were disappointed that the bathroom—specifically the sink (which drains very slowly) and toilet—was never cleaned, despite an explicit request after the scheduled 'cleaning' night. Occasionally, noisy corridor noises late at night. Overall: Fantastic location and functional beds, but the inconsistent and poor housekeeping (especially the lack of a bathroom clean) is a serious issue.

Can’t beat the location. It’s so close to Oxford Circuit , British Museum and Picadilly. It’s a very good price in such London’s busy area. Stuffs are very friendly. The hotel is a bit old. Trip.com said it’s just renovated but seems I can’t see it. Some spider web in the room. Closet is broken. Carpet is not too clean. A bit noisy when people walking upstairs and downstairs. Overall for such price in London I would say it’s acceptable.

A repeat visit and I'll revisit again. Check-in via the pub bar. Electronic card access through the bedroom. Bring your own padlock for the individual cages to store your personal items or buy one on site. Bring your own towel too, or again, buy on site. A Sainsburys supermarket is only a few minutes walk away. Nice vibe in the pub without it being too crowded, nice food menu available too.

We booked 3 room for 2 nights. 2 doubles and a twin. I had to change rooms for one of the doubles. The room 705 which is on the top floor had a constant loud buzzing noise throughout the night which kept me awake for so long that I fell into sleep for a short while through sheer exhaustion. I woke up again to this loud noise very early morning. I complained to Reception staff and was moved the next day to a different room a floor down. The staff were very good and listened to my complaint. So Im happy about that. Shame the first night was spoilt for me. Apart from that Issue, everything else was perfect. Surprising for a small hotel, was the fab breakfast that was on offer. There was full English breakfast buffet style and a lot more if you did not fancy real bacon and pork sausages. All the amenities in our rooms were great and location was a 2 minute walk away from Paddington Station. I would just say that room 705 should come with a warning about the constant noise that is very obvious when you need a shuteye in the night. Also there were fittings missing from the room and the door to the room did not shut properly. We had to slam it shut everytime. Other than that, all great.

Great location, friendly staff and great luggage storage for free on the day of departure. Our room was comfortable with a basin and a wardrobe. There was a fan and we had the window wide open as it was stifling in London this week. The only negative is that the loo/ shower wasn’t on our floor - so it was a bit of a gamble whether you would need to wait for it on the level below or above.

We loved our stay at the Caring Hotel. It's in a lovely quiet location, perfect for exploring in and around Kensington. Nice restaurants & pubs close by, Kensington Gardens/Palace are a short stroll away, its near to a main bus route into centre of London, there are 2 tube stops reasonably close by, but its still only a 10min walk to Paddington Station which is a great transport hub. It's not the fanciest of hotels, but we had everything we needed. Our room had been refurbished (and matched the website pics). Nicely decorated with great storage, more plug sockets than anyone could ever need, good mirrors, tea/coffee facilities, TV and a comfy bed. The only thing that let it down was the bathroom, which had not been refurbished so was a bit tired and extremely small...but did it matter...not really because it did the job! The staff are lovely and were really helpful. The breakfast included in the price is a Continental breakfast though NOT an English breakfast (as advertised). However, there was a reasonable choice on the buffet and more than enough to start the day...cereals, yoghurts, fruit, toast, croissants, pastries, jams, cheese & ham, fruit juice, tea/coffee. For the price we paid we thought the hotel was perfect (for us!). If you want a good meal out then visit the Halepi Greek for an authentic experience. The restaurant is crammed full with a mix of long tables for social dining and smaller tables, but the food is absolutely amazing!. Would definitely recommend booking as it gets extremely busy. For a lovely day out catch the bus to Holland Park to see the stunning Kyoto Gardens, or travel a little bit further to Little Venice for a nice wander along the canal, or just simply walk across the road into Kensington Park to enjoy the open space and marvel at Kensington Palace, or stroll down Billionaires Row along Kensington Palace Gardens to see how the other half live. It's all just a stones throw from the centre of London but it feels like you're a million miles away from all the hustle and bustle. Just a word of warning though, you have to pay for luggage storage. Probably cheaper than the going rate in London but its a shame that it's not included in the cost of your stay. However, I would much rather pay to keep it safe and be bag free than lug cases around London!