Belgravia Rooms Reviews

I know it was a budget room, however I wasn’t expecting the constant noise if running water from a huge storage tank. My night sleep would have been ruined if it hadn’t of been for a move to a quieter venue by the night staff.

I expected nothing much, and got even less. Really only stay here if you're desperate and on a budget, the single room was tiny, the pipes ran along the inside of the walls and kept me up whenever someone showered, saying the walls were paper thin would be generous, the shower and bathroom were pretty unclean, everything was rusted/rotting, the 8 flights of stairs to my room were a nightmare, the room was unclean, was greeted with a wad of tissue in the sink on arrival. Couldn't help but feel like George Orwell in Down and Out in Paris and London... On second thought, don't stay here if you're desperate, it's likely to tip you over the edge. The only redeeming factor was a couple of friendly blokes behind the reception desk. It's cheap for a reason I guess.

Comfortable and affordable, very friendly/helpful staff and an excellent location.

Very basic, walls thin

Excellent for what we needed (6 guys going to a concert in Brixton).
Great location, 2 minutes from Victoria coach station, pubs nearby showing football, Victoria tube station nearby.
Would book again for future visits

The hotel had a good location, quite close to victoria coach station and about a 10 minute walk to nearest underground station. The room was small and sheets looked very old and used, but it was only £50 for one night with two beds, a sink, dvd player with tv but bathroom was shared. The only minor problem we had was with the lock sticking but we got that sorted.
Overall its cheap and has everything you need, but don't expect it to be luxurious

I didn't pay much - but in future would rather pay more to stay elsewhere. It was ok as I didn't arrive til 10.30 pm and left at 7 am but it is not somewhere I would choose to stay in future. Shabby is the kindest way to describe it.

Central location, accomodation adequate for a few nights, staff helpful.

I was upgraded to a basement studio. It was big, newly decorated and clean. The only flaw was I could not unlock the wrought iron gate to the street on my way out in the morning. I had used the gate twice the night before with no problem. I called reception and they sent a maintence man straight away and he got me out. It all turned out ok.

This is budget accommodation, but perfectly adequate. The more people you cram in to a room, the better value, but for two of us it was still cheap for London. We had a room, or two interconnecting rooms, which would have slept five, or even six if the spare mattress had been pulled out from under the bunks... I think the hotel's main stock-in-trade is coach parties, and a large crowd of young people were arriving and checking in late at night as we returned from our (rather expensive) evening meal! Belgravia is a classy area, so dining nearby is pricey - but the much less salubrious Victoria region is not far off. The room was clean, the bathroom functioned, they'd done a good job of pretending there was a window in the room when there wasn't (although there was a skylight) by putting up a large photo of a London street scene - a welcome relief from the usual boring hotel print of flowers in a vase. No breakfast, don't forget; but there are reasonable cafes for that!