Hotels Near Westminster Abbey in London

Although it was small, the location, cleanliness, and breakfast were perfect. The facilities were also clean and very nice. In particular, the breakfast was cheap but had a lot of variety, and the scrambled eggs and bacon were very tasty. It was nice that the station and bus stop were nearby and I could walk to Big Ben and Westminster Abbey.

Service is very good from the time we walk in the hotel, staff been very helpful during our stay. Breakfast is good in food and service. Room is clean and tidy properly。Location is very convenience.

It was really great to stay there, It was wonderful, there was not only a kitchen to eat in, but it was a quiet, clean and quiet place

My sister and I stayed for 1 night, to watch Wicked at the Apollo victoria, the room 506 was a good size , very clean and had everything possible needed. Everything is in walking distance perfect location for a bit of site seeing around london too. Will definetly use again in the future. All staff we had contact woth was reallu helpful and friendly. Also have a luggage room where you can leave your case prior to check in.

“Astor Victoria Hostel is a great choice for backpackers! It offers a friendly atmosphere, clean facilities, and a welcoming staff. The prices are very reasonable for the central London location, making it easy to explore the city on a budget. Highly recommend for travelers looking for a comfortable, affordable stay!”

In order to go to the White Cliffs, it is a ten-minute walk from Victoria Station, which is a very convenient hotel location. The hotel provided us with free breakfast, which was very considerate. Recommended for everyone

The hotel is central for all attractions, shops and restaurants. The hotel does have breakfast facilities but we did not use this. There is a vending machine in reception which you can get snacks from. The rooms were lovely. We had a double cocoon which was ideal. My only note would be there was 2 hooks for your clothing but no other accessory within the room. It could have done with a table, puff or more hooks. There are no amenities within the bedroom, which is acceptable. You can rent them (at a cost) from reception in a first come first service basis. Get in quick as hair driers and iron go quickly. Lastly just a note, that storage of your luggage is at a cost. Again this is acceptable but not all travellers would accommodate this within their budget.

I had a great stay at St Giles London. The service was excellent, and the staff were very friendly and helpful throughout my visit. The check-in process was smooth and efficient, which made for a great first impression. Cleanliness was also top-notch, with the room and common areas well-maintained. However, there were a few areas for improvement. The TV in the room was quite small and not a smart TV, which limited entertainment options. Additionally, there was no refrigerator in the room, and I had to request one separately, which was a bit inconvenient. Overall, I had a positive experience, but I would suggest improving the in-room amenities to enhance the guest experience. Adding larger smart TVs and ensuring every room has a refrigerator would make a significant difference. Would definitely stay here again, especially for the excellent service and cleanliness!

We arrived to Christmas dec’s 1st of all! Strange as 12 days of Xmas has passed! Asked for both mine and my 16 year old sons passports and how we were related like what the hell! After telling us our room, I already felt like he was paying us to stay there rather us paying them! As we’d paid £100 deposit aswell I honestly thought we were staying in a penthouse but as the stairs stairs creaked and creaked upstairs I just knew we were in for a noisy evening! The curtains were held together by a hair grip, work going on outside which I know is out of their control but surely they would say just to be polite! Had no sleep as people going up and down the stairs and they’re creaky as hell! When we left, just yes leave your key, I’ve no clue if they’ve ever cracked a smile. I won’t be staying there again. Yes it’s cheap and close to the station but so dated , they’re rude and I’d rather pay that bit more for the service and comfort!

As others have mentioned, hotel public areas are clean and well presented. Unfortunately, the rooms are in need of TLC. The location is near battersea park and power station with public transport links nearby. On arrival, I was made to use a third-party QR code to register and provide ID, I was told this was so they could find me if the room was damaged! We stayed in a twin room on the 4th floor, and there was a smell of stale tobacco from the room next door (they appear to be a long-term resident leaving some of their oersonal belongings outside). The room was a nice size with a large bathroom, kitchenette, and dining table. Unfortunately the spotlights in the bathroom didn't work and the tap leaked. The doors hiding the kitchenette were broken, the hot tap in the kitchen sink didn't work, the crockery was dirty, but washing up liquid and a dish sponge was provided so we were able to wash them in the bathroom sink. The window had a note advising it was waiting repair and not to open it. It was cold outside and there was a draft coming through it. I could not find the hairdryer. Looking in the wardrobe, i found an ironing board but no iron.Apparently, you have to ask for these, but we were not told this on check-in. There was a very dirty duvet in the wardrobe and the mattress was stained, thry msy want to consider cleaning and using mattress and bedding protectors! As we were only staying 1 night, we didn't cause a fuss and reported to reception on check out so they could make repairs. Overall, this could be a great hotel if room maintenance improved, but in its current state, it's an ok stay for the price. I gave a thumbs up because its not a bad hotel, It's similar standard to other budget hotels, but with a kitchenette.