Stayed at this hotel for 2 nights! So easy to find as down a long straight rd from euston station (about 10 min walk). Lovely big room with safe, iron, tea/coffee facilities! Hotel in a great location near to pubs, restaurants etc! About a 15 min walk to covent garden/soho and maybe 20/25 mins to piccadily circus but enjoyed the walk. We saw we will rock you at the dominion theatre which was 10 mins walk away! Would highly recommend this hotel :)

Good location and large rooms for central London. However, cleanliness not always up to scratch and lift is very slow.
An average hotel.

We stayed here for one night and although there was a mix up with the booking as I had booked 2 rooms through the internet they had only allocated one room. The manager was very helpful and soon sorted this out.

I was expecting the room to be basic and was suprised to find it was spacious (although my friend next door said her's was smaller) and clean. A kettle, hairdryer and toiletries were provided and although the bathroom was small we were pleased as it was only for one night.

We went out for a meal as there are so many restaurants ( China City, not the best food we have ever tasted, but ok ) close by and breakfast wasn't included in the price but we opted to go to Pret which was far cheaper and again lots of choice of cafes.

The location was great for Covent Gardens which is 15 mins walk and going to the theatre but also central to many tourist attractions.

We had a room at the side of the hotel thankfully as we could still hear the noise of the traffic which goes on all night but what do you expect in the centre of London.

I would consider going to this hotel again but only if I managed to get a room at a bargain price again.

I stayed one night at the Bloomsbury Park on business and was pleasantly surprised. It wasn't my first choice of hotel, but I would be happy to stay again. It is quite an old hotel, with some lovely features, including some beautiful stained glass in the lobby area. My room was much bigger than I have been used to in the centre of London, the bed was also quite big and the bathroom clean and modern. I should however have read Tripadvisor in advance as I would have known then that rooms towards the front of the hotel are noisy. Unfortunately the old sash windows do not keep out the traffic noise and they also rattle in the wind (a bit of tissue down the sides soon sorted that out!) However the hotel was really very nice, service was excellent, all the staff that I met were charming and very pleasant. The breakfast buffet was hot, plentiful and very good indeed, costing only £10 (I have paid much more than this at other hotels for poorer quality). The location of the hotel on Southampton Row is ideal for a lone traveller wanting a walk out and a bite to eat. I would actually make this one of my first choice hotels in future, but would ask for a room away from the busy hotel front. My company paid £90, which I think was very reasonable.