Astor Court Hotel Reviews

Basic hotel, clean, good for a one or two night stay in the city. No restaurant however there is a pub on the corner with a good selection and other places to eat and visit within easy walking distance. The hotel is situated off the main road so there is no road noise as is so often a problem in central london.
The staff were friendly and polite however the breakfast room was full and cramped with a fairly basic choice of continental items.

Good clean, basic accommodation in a great location with easy access to shopping etc.

We booked an apartment/room for 4 people! It was nicer than staying in the usual Travelodges and in a great location! Would recommend and stay again!

Lovley clean comfortable hotel...ideally situated.
Good value for money considering central London location.
Continental breakfast excellent...good choices and plenty!

The accommodation description for the apartment said two bedrooms and a lounge. However the apartment was really two hotel bedrooms and a small , ill equipped kitchen. Renovations were going on elsewhere in the hotel and were blamed for no hot water on the first morning. Not very funny when 4 of you are wanting showers, 2 of the 4 being teenagers who found the idea of having a cold shower quite intolerable! Furnishings were worn and old. I would hope the apartment we were given is next on the list for renovation. The cost was quite reasonable for such a central location, but the reason was evident once you got past the plush reception area. All in all, probably value for money had there been hot water all the time, but wish we had found somewhere else. Very unusual for a hotel, they had wanted payment on arrival, alarm bells should have rung then, once you have paid you are loathe to walk out and let them keep the money.

I ran NumberNine Blackheath for 6 years this is very very good hotel , perfect spot, so silent it's like a private club discreet, , excellent location very good staff, try it out there is a continuous program of upgrading in place but should be finished by Christmas , not that it interferes with your stay , Will definitely go again, it's the best kept secret in London,

Disappointed on arrival to be informed that due to renovations to an entire floor that we were offered a discounted room on the lower ground. we asked if we could view it first and on seeing it in a glance knew it was unsuitable. being a staff room opposite toilets, next to what seemed like a cleaning cupboard in a dark and dingy area. we had to ask if there not another room available and was relieved there was. we were not a late booking having booked weeks earlier. the room we were subsequently given was adequate, if not very dated especially the bathroom. regarding the breakfast. have had much better offered on the continent.it had the basics but no fruit, any cold meats etc. would i stay again. possibly. if only for the location.

This is a reasonable little hotel, its fairly basic but quite well priced for London. Location worked quite well for me.

There are one or two reviews of this hotel which mention shabiness. I suspect that the promised refurbishment is having an effect because we found a well appointed, smart place with a good, clean and well decorated room. Breakfast was fine. Good location with some general shops and a pub or two nearby. We were at Wembley to see Carlisle finally win a Cup Final, quite handy with a walk to Baker Street tube, and the hotel is a reasonable walk from Kings Cross on a decent day (oh, and the Euston Flyer pub between St Pancras and Euston Stations is good for food and beer, by the way).

It's in central London, close to Oxford Circus so for the price the place was OK.
Interior is dated, looks like it was styled in the 1930s and hasn't changed much since.
The sound of the underground is noticeable, the vibrations can be felt as the pass.
Still, the place was perfectly located for my requirements so and for 1 night it was acceptable.