Garth Hotel Reviews

You should be paid to stay here. Whatever the price. Very tired Accomodation. Bed in every available space. Plumbing and electrics need urgent attention. No en-suite, wc shared by 3 rooms. Constant running water in our room - Chinese water torture. Is this really a hotel? More like a 1970's B&B truly awful.

A friend and I went down for a night and this hotel isn't the cleanest. The shower didn't work and it was a bit of a hassle having to walk upstairs to use that and the toilet. Value for money, however, was rather good as it included breakfast and the location was brilliant. Suitable for young lads who just need somewhere to get their heads down for sleep. Not recommended for families.

It was cheap so I didn't expect much. My bed had terrible broken springs and the shower was blocked so filled up to my ankles in an instant. Worst of all the cleaner just walked in without knocking.

If you are looking for a clean very friendly hotel with comfortable beds and an excellent breakfast

Staff were very friendly , but don't think I'll stay here again due to the state of the room. Bed was tiny, no loo in room, paper thin walls, furnishings very worn, carpets and decor from the 1970's.

Get what you pay for cheap and cheerful

There are better looking hotels in Gower Street and the Garth doesn't quite live up to the photos. The room was not well laid out eg the bed is on the wall that used to have a fireplace and I hit my head on the mantlepiece a few times. The W.C/Shower room is very small. On the positive side the staff were friendly and the hotel is only a stones throw from Goodge Street station. The breakfast was cooked when you ordered it as opposed to hanging around and was of good quality. At £405 for a three night stay, I would imagine you could find cheaper for example we paid 99 Euros a night in a Jury's Inn in Dublin but at the Garth Hotel you are right in the heart of London.

The hotel was in a good location,the breakfast was excellent,however the double room wasn't very big and being on the top floor was a bit of a climb for any able person.The room floor was on a slant as was the bed which made one feel slightly seasick.although the room was clean the sink taps dripped constantly.

I had a lovely stay for 1 night in this Hotel in a sweet little room with its own shower and sink and toilet just across the corridor.

No lifts and too many floors toilets and bathroom on lower floor my camper van had better and more space breakfast was good thank you to Andrew who carried our cases up four floors nearly killed us going up and down