Hotels near Neal's Yard, London

The receptionist are very friendly and warm, we checked in at 2am and they still kindly invited us into our room. The room was spacious with water, cookies and fruits, and these were refilled every day. Free buffet breakfast offered every morning, with toast, cereals, juice and even a machine for coffee. The hotel was very generous in every way. The AC was warm enough and the temperatures could be easily adjusted. It was sensitive and the room temperature was changed within minutes. We asked for bowls at night to cook our instant noodles and the hotel generously provided us with bowls and utensils. The location was not the best, but it’s within 1 hr walking distance to most of the tourist spots, but there was a bus stop very close to the hotel that which linked to most of the tourist spots. We had no difficulties in travelling around London was the most minimal transport cost. This is like the best hotel we’ve ever been in Europe. Clean rooms, adequate amenities with high quality, friendly staff, warm water, we will definitely stay in this hotel again next time when we are in London.

The hotel was great, the bed was very comfortable, and the breakfast was plentiful and high-quality. The only downside was that the room only had a very small table, which made it inconvenient to place things, so many items had to be put on the floor.

The location is great— it’s right next to Oxford Street, with plenty of shops and restaurants, and very convenient access to buses and the underground, all within walking distance. The room was clean and well-maintained. The only minor downside is that it can be a bit noisy due to the busy street outside. Overall, I would still recommend this place for its location and convenience.

The hotel's location is super convenient, which is great for families wanting to city walk London. There are also many theaters nearby if you're looking to catch a show. The breakfast at the hotel is really good; you'll notice quite a few business travelers there, mostly British folks, and not many Asian faces. We booked a room with an extra bed, and it felt a bit cramped. The worst part was the bathroom drainage – the water flowed very slowly, almost like what you'd expect from a budget hotel. However, considering the excellent value for money given its location, I'd still highly recommend it.

Given the heatwave, I made sure to search for a hotel with air conditioning. Many reviews for affordable London hotels mentioned issues like 'no AC in some rooms' or 'broken AC,' which made me hesitant, but this hotel appeared reliable, and that was a key factor in my decision. Rooms were cleaned daily, and towels were replenished. The pump on the shampoo bottle seemed to be stuck, making it impossible to use at first, but after pressing it hard, it eventually started working. The water pressure in the shower was also good. There are only tissues in the bathroom, so it's a good idea to bring your own box. The only inconvenience was the lack of power outlets by the bed, but having two outlets around the desk, plus a USB port, was very helpful. The front desk staff only spoke English, but they were all very kind and helpful, which I appreciated. I visited Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on two separate days during my trip. I walked to Holborn Station, then transferred at Liverpool Street to the Elizabeth Line, which took me towards White Hart Lane. I opted for this route because the regular Underground trains lack air conditioning, and I was concerned about the heat and smells; also, I'd heard that Seven Sisters station can get very crowded. The Elizabeth Line, with its air conditioning, was a comfortable ride in the summer! There's a bus stop right outside the hotel, and I used it several times for various destinations. While the buses, similar to the Underground, don't have air conditioning, the doors opening at each stop meant the heat and smell weren't as much of an issue. The upper deck, however, felt a little stuffier. I would definitely stay at this hotel again if I visit in the summer!

Very convenient location, friendly staff. Room is small and sound insulation is nonexistent but that is very common for most budget hotels in central London. One thing that is very confusing is that there is a note inside the room saying this place is not a licensed hotel and it is operating independently and individually. The sign and the name of the hotel does clearly say Best Western though so not sure what is that about?

When booking this hotel you known it’s not going to be the Ritz so this review is fair for the type of hotel. The location is super central yet the hotel is a zen of calm. It’s a little strange having no windows anywhere but the design works to minimise the effect. Rooms are what you expect, incredibly simple but clean and decent bathroom with toiletries and fresh towels. Decent wifi means you don’t miss a TV and this is not a hotel for lounging, it’s a bed for the night which is comfy enough if a little low to the ground. The gym is an additional fee which the website doesn’t make super clear - £10 a day. Despite the positives, the bedding was bad! Blood stained sheets and bed bugs! I was biten all over during the night and awoke to dozens of red blotches all over my body. It really puts me off returning despite everything else. It is good value for money but you don’t expect bed bugs!

Excellent accommodation whilst on a London trip, 3 nights and no complaints really. Lovely rooms including a fridge, safe and tea and coffee. Rooms also have iron and board plus hair dryer. Quality free Toiletries however shampoo was empty. Rooms recently refurbished however bathroom a bit tired. Excellent choice for breakfast and good quality. Room wasn't ready but received a voucher for free drinks which are very expensive, £9 a beer! Staff are superb and intuitive. Negative....pillows are very soft. Would definitely return.

Location is amazing, right in the centre underground, food, shops all within walking distance. The capsule room itself is clean, mattress comfy, nice lighting and big mirror and sufficient hooks to hang stuff. Room is very quiet and surprisingly blocks out sound so great for a quiet good sleep even in the mornings when people are packing and moving around. Love that they have a fan in the room that is great to keep air circulating but can get a bit hot but lifting the shutter door a few inches helps. Although good hook space not great for someone with more than a backpack as there is no place to put a suitcase near you. Although check out is 10am the cleaners rush and can end up clearing and cleaning your room before you are even ready to check out yet. Check in progress is supposed to be easy but in trying to make things easier they just made more unnecessary steps. Like you can check in online but still have to check in when you arrive? There is security at the door at all times which feels safe as you have to confirm you have a room key before they let you into the building. Shared bathroom is close by to the room, showers are great plenty of hot water, sufficient space to put your stuff and hang stuff, toilets lack hooks and insufficient sink space compared to showers and toilets. No room to place essentials when using the sink and although they try cleaning the shared bathroom is lacking just due to the amount of people having to share that one bathroom. I would say at least 3 rooms have access to that one shared bathroom and each of those big rooms can fit 30+ people if full. Overall for a short overnight trip I would definitely stay again just due to comfort and location.

Don't trust the photos the hotel uploads; this is the worst case of misrepresentation I've ever encountered. The room details page stated the room was 22 square meters, but after measuring, it was only about 9 square meters. Even with the 2-square-meter bathroom, it was just 11-12 square meters total. There was only one chair and a small coffee table, and a tiny 30-cm wide desk under the TV. Absolutely no space to open a suitcase. I later reported this to the Trip.com concierge, who immediately intervened. The hotel sent someone up to explain that this was the room type I booked, but they offered a free upgrade to a larger room. The issue was resolved in just over ten minutes. The entire hotel staff was friendly, patient, and efficient. And the Trip.com concierge was excellent at advocating for customers and communicating effectively. Grateful for Trip.com.