Find hotels near Annroy Gallery, London from NT$1,474

"Recommend include breakfast since they are cheaper and reasonable quality. The main disappointments are no secure table that we can use to put stuffs on and lights are controlled both room and wash room I.e. no separate lights for wash room. No coffee maker or electric kettle to boil water. Hot water or coffee can be taken from kitchen any time but very inconvenient. Power of Hair dryer was extremely weak and lost it sometimes, and the line from wall was too short for me to use. It was an interesting place. If you are a sole traveller, no issue. But if travel as a couple, I would not recommend for next time. "

"Hotel was conveniently located close to Kings Cross and staff helpful. The room however was the size of a postage stamp and felt very claustrophobic. Value for money 4 out of 10, £195 for 1 night for a tiny room with no window and £3 surcharge to look after my bag for the day was not great!"

"Ok nothing great"

"Staff were welcoming and helpful. It was a convenient spot for where I wanted to go. The room was clean and maintained throughout the visit."

"Really good location with excellent breakfast. The staff are really friendly. Clean hotel. Our twin room was on the small side. Have to hang clothes on a slant as space is too small. Would definitely stay again but not in room 441."

"Fabulous room for one Lovely touches reusable water bottle Chocolate Helpful staff Friendly hotel Room spotless and clean Amazing location"

"Restaurant and bar closed son no food or drink"

"Good location near Kings Cross."

"Room security - good, neither I or the staff could open the room door on arrival. Took some time to resolve, but we got there in the end. Plus side, if you can't easily access with a room card, it's pretty secure against would be thieves. Heating/air-conditioning - Room had it, and it looked like a fairly new system, but when I put it on to head the room, it absolutely stank and left a bad taste in my throat, so had to go without. Bathroom - shower was good, clean & powerful, but rest of the bathroom looked a bit grubby. Rust around mirrored cabinet, mold on the ceiling tiles, bad fittings (shaving light wonky etc). Fridge/tea & coffee making - fine for what's needed. Bed - awful, ordered a double bed but couldn't sleep on it as the springs had gone. Giant dip in the bed. Told the front desk, they advised me to use the single bed in the room instead (which I had to do). Also, both beds are camp beds, so felt rickety and make noise with each movement. Sound proofing of room - zero, and my corridor had laminated floor, so added to noise. I packed ear plugs and used them, but was still disturbed by people banging doors, walking past and talking. Deposit - you have to pay a £100 damage deposit on arrival. Caught a few people out who were checking in before me. Made me think of the inbetweeners movie when there's a hotel fine for pooing on the floor... You get what you pay for. But location is good."