Have stayed here on business several times. Staff very friendly and welcoming. I like the fact that they welcome me by name - I know they're prompted by their computer, but it's still nice to feel you're being treated as an individual. I particularly like the fact that after staying only a handful of occasions, they automatically upgrade your room: you've become special to them.
It's a small hotel in an historic building behind the British Museum and within 10 mins walk of Shaftesbury Ave.
Being an historic building, although the rooms are well furnished, clean and comfortable, the building does show its age in some creaky, uneven floors. But that's just the character of the building - you either accept and appreciate it or, as some reviewers do, you complain that it's not boring and angular like a new build house.
The BIG attraction for me is that it's close to tube stations, fairly central, but on a quiet street. I do get a good night's sleep here (and, if you've read any of my other reviews, you'll know that's important to me: I'm generally in London to work, not to party!).
Breakfasts are ok - the usual buffet affair.
I don't find the restaurant appealing so don't eat here in the evenings - there are lots of places to eat within a few minutes' walk.
But, all in all, a nice, small, personal hotel in what can be a big impersonal city.
- Grange White Hall London
- Hotel Grange White Hall
