London accommodations are expensive, especially in Central London. The Holiday Inn Bloomsbury is, for the money, a good value. Check-in was not great, but the basic rooms are comfortable and relatively large for London standards in this price range. Despite the thin-ish walls and loud elevators, the location of the hotel makes these things easy to overlook. You often get... more

I stayed here for two night in April and experienced the absolute worst check-in ever. The young woman working on reception looked me up and down as if I were a tramp checking into the Ritz. No greeting, no smile, no conversation. She handed me a room key and told me the elevator was behind me. Considering the three lifts... more

We stayed for four nights in an executive room. The executive level in this hotel is the first floor (American 2nd floor) where the meeting rooms are. Our friends had a standard room. The executive room was slightly larger and had upgraded furnishings and paneling. The standard room was nice and spacious (for a city hotel). Next time I would... more

We had booked this hotel as part of a theatre package which included accommodation, evening meal and breakfast. The room was basic, bathroom small but adequate for what we needed. The evening meal before going to the theatre was awful. It closely resembled a frozen TV dinner, frozen roast potatoes and frozen mixed veg! Although it was a hot buffet... more

We walked from Euston to this hotel (equidistant from Kings Cross) and found it had a shopping a center adjacent to it as well as the tube and Tesco Express. Room was standard but breakfast great with fruit, cereal & full English. Pub adjoining with fair prices for meals & drinks. Left Luggage a complimentary extra, so we did our... more

As mentioned by at least one other reviewer, this hotel was the chosen hotel for a Yorkshire - London Tours Weekend. We didn't realise at the time just what a gem it was. Including travel by coach from Yorkshire, and a two night stay with breakfast, the cost was £258.00 - not the cheapest of weekends, but well worth the... more

A comfortable hotel conveniently located near Russell Square and British Museum. About a block away from the Russell Square Underground and next to s small shopping centre with sushi restaurants, a cinema and a Boots. Also a reasonable walk (or 5 UKP taxi fare) from St. Pancreas Station, if you are on the Eurostar. We were in London for theatre,... more

This is a pretty great Holiday Inn... the rooms are not large but very well appointed; my bathroom had a great shower and water pressure. Nice large tea set in the room with an electric pot. My only complaint is the lack of TV channels (only 15, which to me is sparse, since most hotels have 40+), and the in-room... more

Stayed here recently for anniversary weekend. Speedy check-in by helpful and polite staff. No queue at all and after a few minutes we were in our Executive room on the first floor. Room clean with all the amenities expected of a 4 star hotel. Room was very quiet, despite being on first floor, but Coram Street is not very busy... more