We arrived in London on the hottest days and, as I expected, no air conditioning. We slept with the window literally wide open and a tower fan. The room we were assigned is not small but not comfortable at all: no shelves, no closet. I thought the full-size bed was a necessity, but a regular bed would have easily fit. Three pillows each.
A few steps away in either direction, you can find subway stations, while right where the hotel is, two buses pass by, one of which arrives in the central area via a pleasant route, which is interesting to enjoy from the front seats of the upper deck of the bus.
And now let's get to the sore points.
The cleanliness is not the best: there was a stain on the breakfast table and it stayed there for 3 days, and that's not all. One towel each and a small one at that. We asked for them the next day and we had them for two days, then that was it. No bath mat, so it is better to have pool-style slippers. Shower with a non-adjustable hot and cold water faucet and a risk of burns (as happened to me). In the bathroom, there is no shelf or coat rack, and you don't know where to put any items. Basically, there is a lot of room for improvement.
