Southbury Hotels, London

"It was a great stay! Lovely view from our room."

"Attentive staff- bot sure who worked reception Friday/ Saturday/ Sunday am but the female and male were rockstars! Even organized a birthday surprise for my friend in room 650 Breakfast was great, worth 15 pounds Locations, location, location!!"

"Breakfast was a bit expensive and it was not much. Also we did not know about there should be a booking to get into the indoor pool which we miss the oportunity. "

"Stayed for one night in a double room with a window. No complaints with anything, the hotel was quiet and clean. The room was a comfortable size for an overnight stay. The air-conditioning worked well and the coloured mood lighting in the room was a nice touch. I would have liked tea and coffee making facilities in the room but coffee and tea are available in the hotel and better still the hotel bar looked fantastic. Checking in was fairly simple and checking out couldn't have beeen easier."

"The location was perfect and near two bus stops. We walked to and from the hotel each day. The staff was super curteous and helpful. We did take a bottle of wine to skip the daily cleaning, but the room was not cleaned until late the night before we left. The breakfest buffet was great and the returant had fun appetizers and deserts. "

"Breakfast menu good, plenty of choice"

"When we arrived to check in the staff were lovely. They explained how the key card system on your phone worked and then escorted us to the building we were staying in, it was raining and the small touch of the umbrella didn't go unnoticed. The room was spacious and clean, we were a family of 4 and had chosen the room with the queen sized bunk beds. We were very impressed and would highly recommend the hotel. The shops and Earls court tube station were a 3 minute walk away. The Natural history museum were in close proximity (about 25 minute walk). "

"High standard - has been refurbed since my last trip - a few years back. A great hotel - staff also "

"Great choice for single travellers. The rooms are small "