Hotels near The Brunswick, London

The breakfast was very satisfying, and the room was decent. You can call room service for slippers. I had dinner at the hotel's restaurant twice. The first time, the waiter gave me a guest discount. However, for some reason, the second time, a different waitress refused to give me the guest discount, saying I needed a special card. The funny thing is, there's no hurdle to getting this card; she gave me one right after I finished my meal and paid the bill. I just wondered, if she had given it to me before I paid, wouldn't I have gotten the discount? What's the point of giving it to me after I've already paid? (ノ￣д￣)ノ In between, I spent four days in Edinburgh and returned to stay at this same hotel. I wanted to store an infrequently used suitcase there, but the hotel staff refused to hold it for us, saying luggage had to be picked up on the same day and couldn't be stored for four days... Oh well, we just had to push two suitcases along. I'll post three photos of the street view from the room~

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.

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.

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!

We stayed in the Annex building, where the room was very large and spacious. While the bathroom was on the smaller side, it was functional; however, a sanitary bin would have been a helpful addition. The staff were fantastic — extremely friendly, welcoming, and attentive throughout our stay. Overall, it’s a great hotel for short stays, and the close proximity to London Euston makes getting around the capital incredibly convenient.

Great holiday! Highly recommended! Just be wary of the 'fake' InterContinental hotel next door. 1. Excellent location, right by Russell Square tube station. The British Museum is a 10-minute walk away, and there are plenty of restaurants nearby, most of which close around 10 or 11 PM. 2. Recently renovated, the rooms are very new! 3. There are Chinese-speaking staff at the front desk, and the service is very attentive.

The room is clean, bright and well ventilated, suitable for one person to live in, as if back in college. The unique thing is that the school provides breakfast, lunch and dinner meals at affordable prices. It is worth noting that no one cleans the room. In addition, the school is a little far from the subway station and bus station. It takes about 13 minutes to walk.

Facilities: No kettle in the room, lacking basic amenities common in Chinese hotels. Cleanliness: Acceptable. Environment: An apartment-style hotel. Service: Standard. The location is quite good, close to Euston Station and King's Cross Station, and within walking distance of the British Museum. If you turn left when you leave the hotel, there are a few Chinese restaurants diagonally across the street, one block away. There are also convenience stores nearby. P.S. The breakfast wasn't very diverse.

The hotel's location is excellent, very convenient for both subway and bus. It's a 5-minute walk to the British Museum, and there are Chinese restaurants, supermarkets, and cafes downstairs. The hotel is a very large courtyard complex, and while there are many guests staying, the City Sleeper at Royal National Hotel is separate, with its own front desk and restaurant. It has independent elevators, and there are security gates that require a card swipe before entering/exiting the elevator and before entering the room, making it very secure. The bedding is comfortable and conducive to sleep. The hotel breakfast is a full English breakfast. It would be perfect if the carpets in the room were a bit cleaner! Because it was quite comfortable, after booking 6 nights, I extended my stay for another 2 nights in the same room. I will definitely choose this place again next time I visit London.

Honestly I have never stayed and slept in such a small room. When my wife was up I had to sit down. My wife had to walk sideways between bottom of bed and wall to get around to other side of the bed. It felt i’d booked into a Wendy house. Breakfast was good fresh food although not much choice of cheese. Staff all very friendly.