It is cost effective place especially for all Indians who visit London. As assumed by everyone, its not meant only for students, however, families for tourist visits, working population also stays there. It saves a lot of money as Breakfast and dinner are inclusive of the room rent.
Since, this is located in the central London, almost all the tourist locations are easily connected.
Food is average, however , someone who craves for indian food on a daily basis, this would be the good place to be.
Rooms are clean, washrooms/bath rooms are also kept very clean and tidy. Common bathrooms for ladies are very clean and tiday as well.
The only thing that would be a little annoying would be the beds in the rooms are horrible, especially if ytou are going to stay for more than a week. Though they appear to be good initially, after 3-4 days, your back will start aching soon. Secondly, if you have loads of luggage with you, please dont expect anyone to help you there to pick your luggage till the room.( guess as its not a hotel) had a horrible time picking up luggage !!
Overall good for long term or short term trips ( and if you could manage to get ur folding bed and they allow you to do so.)All other things are decent and worth the stay.

It is located in central london with a short walk to warren street tube station. They served very tasty indian breakfast and dinner. I believe the food is catered from local restaurant. It is a nice place for travelling alone or with family. We had a deluxe room with private bath, clean sheets and room was adequate, looked more like a dormitary room. I met few guests during mealtimes and they were very friendly and decent. If you prefer a hot indian meal in the morning and night and are looking for a safe place to sleep at night then this place would suit you perfectly.

I have stayied in this hotel for two nights. The first one in double en-suite room on the 5th floor which was very tidy and quite nice. The second night in a single room on the 1st floor as far as I remember, as the double room was already booked. The single room was not cheap as it was Saturday and to be fair giving it for free would not be a complement, as the room was old with scraffy furniture, not particulary clean, not nice. However the issue was that I could not get any sleep as the guests from rooms nearby were walking up and down to use the bathroom and kept on having laud conversations around 1:30am. When calling reception = engaged. Had to get down in my pijamas as the man was on the private call. He kindly told the guests to keep quiet, but they did not seem to understand that some people need some silence to sleep...
Of course it's just my personal bad luck and I do not wish it to any other guest, however in general if I dare to summarise my experience; the lift was broken (so on my feet with the suitcase up to the 5th floor) the breakfast quite poor; untasty, the hotel too noisy, the service OK. If it's cheap it's fine, but I paid over £120 for two nights...so I made the effort to share my experience in here.

This is a Indiant student hostel and not a hotel. But this is the best option for an Indian. It is atral London and 3 mins walk from Warren Street uderground station. The rooms are very nice and you have option of coomon bath or attach bath. They provide you Indian breakfast and dinner. The cost is absolutely very very reasonable and I will recommend this to everybody if you are an Indian. Once again this is not an hotel and you will not get facilities like room service. There is a cloak room where you can keep your luggage.