Hotel was handy for central London, if you like walking, underground station not too far away.
The room that we were in was tiny, the carpet had obviously seen better days with bleach stains by the door. The shower was awful. The temperature control could not be moved, it constantly dripped. There was mould around the shower. Whe you flushed the toilet you got a wet leg from the flush spraying everywhere!!

The door key had to be renewed everyday. You would go up to your room and the key would not work, so new keys had to be issued all the time.

Breakfast was good, with Sausages, Beans and scrambled egg. Plus cereals, toast etc.

Would not want to stay here again

On top of the state of the room, the elevator kept you awake all night with its wires clanking away. This was room 215.

We stayed here last weekend in Room 404 which faced the road. There was a hum of traffic but it did not disturb. We very nearly did not book this hotel as the reviews were so bad they were off putting. However, because of the location we did and had a good experience. We paid on average £100 per night for 3 nights. Room was fine with comfortable bed, hot water in shower and clean regular housekeeping. There was no wardrobe space but open shelves, and the temperature of the radiators had to be regulated by us as it was too warm for sleeping. Breakfast was fine too, a good range of cereals and excellent fresh fruit and yoghurt. Tried the overcooked scrambled egg once and that was enough. Sausages were delicious though. The staff were very friendly on every occasion we encountered them and the breakfast waitress worked very hard to keep the tables clean and the food topped up. Lift was small, but hey, they had something called stairs. Room key needed to be inserted slowly and carefully to activate, but not once did we have a problem. Hotel is within easy walking distance of Waterloo station. There are plenty of restaurants and pubs locally ranging in price and quality, especially on the path following the river along the southbank. We had a wonderful meal (pricey) in the Oxo tower, with an exceptional view along the Thames - there's a free viewing balcony too. We didn't get on a bus or a tube for 3 days as things can be reached if you like walking. For the price and location, this was a good find and we will stay here again.

Fits the bill of somewhere relatively central & cheap to sleep.

Room was clean, reception friendly, breakfast offerings well stocked

However, room far too hot and unable to manage temperature so woke up at 0400 - so a poor sleep.

Would I stay again? Probably not (purely based on room temperature).

Stayed here with my husband and baby. Good central location, easy walk to London Bridge station (10min stroll). All the staff were friendly and welcoming, especially to our 6mo son. Hotel was basic in terms of it's facilities and housekeeping was not as great as other hotels I have stayed but then you get what you pay for and I booked this because it was very reasonably priced.
If you want a family friendly hotel in a convenient location and don't mind a lack of luxury then this is perfect!