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St. James' Court, A Taj Hotel, London

London City Centre

Michelle

NT$10,414 total

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Jul 27 - Jul 28

Taj 51 Buckingham Gate, Suites and Residences

London City Centre

David

NT$38,059 total

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Jul 5 - Jul 6

Legends Hotel Brighton

Seafront

Pamela

NT$3,333 total

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Jun 29 - Jun 30

Le Villé Hotel

Manchester City Centre

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Top England Hotel Reviews

Royal National Hotel

8/10 Good

"Great location for British Museum, Tottenham Court Road, main railway stations, Northern & Piccadilly Tube lines. Easy check in and clean rooms. Very busy cosmopolitan hotel but still quiet nights sleep. Nice choice of pub or cafe at entrance. Would stay again if in London. Any small complaint/ issue would be lack of AC (my visit during heatwave) and lack of any seating in reception area."

Clayton Hotel, Manchester Airport

8/10 Good

"This is a good hotel within easy reach of the terminals at Manchester Airport. There is a useful bus service that takes you to and from the hotel. The food is great in the evening and I found it very workable. Little things that were more frustrating were book the bus when you land by phoning them otherwise you can be sat there for 20 to 30 minutes. I also rang to ask for a hairdryer that worked, but 20 minutes later it hadn’t turned up and I had to leave. Those kind of things let them down."

a&o London Docklands Riverside

10/10 Excellent

"The location is wonderful especially since there is a ferry service & all types of public transport available close by on either side of the Thames. The property is very quirky & cute & very Euro, from this American’s perspective (a compliment, to be sure). Breakfast is quite a convenience. Rooms are very clean! I was there during the heat wave so the temp in the rooms was the only discomfort, but the place is so charming, I can overlook it and definitely stay again!"

Zedwell Piccadilly Circus

8/10 Good

"The hotel itself is in a great location and it has everything you need it’s clean and the staff are nice. However I will say it’s pretty basic inside, and I didn’t think the no window would bother me but I did a little. However I knew it was a windowless room when I booked. The beds are uncomfortable and you have to pay for extras you’d typically get for free in other hotels. For example I had a late train home and they charge you £15 per item to use the luggage room. Usually I wouldn’t bother but it was the hottest day of the year and didn’t want to carry my bags round London for the day until I had my train home However overall for the price you pay for the middle of London it has all you need really being a bed to sleep in and a place to shower although very basic inside."

Otherwander Soho Pod Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"I had a great stay at Otherwander and I will absolutely stay here again when I next find myself in London! I loved how comfy the bed was and the facilities were super clean. The following are my minor nitpicks: -The QR scanners across the hotel are quite inconsistent -The cost of renting extra towels felt quite steep to me (£5 a towel) but this may be standard in London? Where I'm from, extra towels are usually free so I wasn't expecting this -The pods could benefit from extra soundproofing. If anyone is in the hallway they can be heard walking and talking from inside the pods. The pod doors need to be shut quite firmly, and I felt very conscious about leaving my pod at certain hours incase I woke people by shutting my door. -The pods could benefit from one extra shelf. The existing shelf and storage pocket (on the left side) get completely full with 1 very small suitcase, 1 pair of shoes and a bottled drink. I understand that this may be to encourage you to use their luggage storage facilities, but I really prefer the privacy of being able to store my belongings with me at all times. -The shower rooms would benefit from a shelf to pop toiletries on for people that have difficulty bending to pick them up, however the hotel does provide free shampoo and shower gel in holders on the wall, so this only applies to personal toiletries -The thermostats in the pods can't be lowered below 19c, I like sleeping cold so this was a bit saddening on the 30c days during my stay"

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Royal National Hotel

Clayton Hotel, Manchester Airport

a&o London Docklands Riverside

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Zedwell Piccadilly Circus

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Legends Hotel Brighton

Le Villé Hotel

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Royal National Hotel

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