Very nicely decorated rooms, an unusual yet well adapted property to the Holiday Inn Express brand - 8/10

The staff are very pleasant and helpful and the knowledgable about London and area. We stayed in an executive suite (room 1007) and it was great. Very nice room. The wifi sucked but as I wasn't there to be on the internet I lived with it. There was some noise in the hotel at night but there seemed to be enough staff on that it was dealt with quickly I would recomend this hotel to people who are travelling for leisure activities.

We booked this hotel to have access to Victoria Park for their New Year's eve celebrations. It was a good location. The hotel itself was clean, but filled with people throwing parties in their rooms. Our room was clean, but the shower head and water pressure were horrible. The breakfast in the morning was complimentary and had many options. For a quick stay, this hotel fit our needs.

We booked the hotel last minute on the phone as we pulled in. The check in was extremely convenient as I just showed them the confirmation number. Free wifi password available at the lobby and the front desk staffs we encountered were all very helpful. The parking lot was full when we arrived so they directed us to a near-by parking which would be the same price but we were offered a priority club membership sign-up which includes free parking and late checkout (2pm)

The room was noticeably extra dark and small. I would understand if I find that room size in a big city but for London I was expecting a bigger room. The room was clean and comes with a TV, microwave and a rather large fridge. Nothing special but did the job.

The breakfast buffet is ok. It comes with a good selection of cereal, yogurt, bread/bagels/pancake maker, breakfast items and drinks. It will fill you up but nothing phenomenal.

The best part of the stay was probably the staff, all of which very friendly, checkout was also a breeze and extremely convenient. I would maybe stay there again when visiting London but it wasn't the best experience.