Lincoln House Hotel Reviews

Although the room was small the place was very clean, it was quiet and I slept very well, bathroom
Tiny but did the job, tv on the wall, fridge in the room, so I brought my own breakfast and ate there. Tea n coffee in the room, I was so impressed I booked a room for the following week.
Great location walking distance to Oxford st.

Initially I thought the room was very clean but when I was leaving I realised I couldn't find the remote control for the TV. Thinking it might be down the side of the bed, I put my hand down there and found a mobile phone telephone cover (not mine). I then pulled the bed out and I could see the floor by the side of the bed/wall had not been cleaned. I then found a grotty pair of mens boxers shorts down the back of the bed. I complained at reception and the receptionist looked a bit embarrassed. The rooms are very small but they are cheap and in Central London. Would I visit again? Well, only if I can't find anywhere else to stay.

I stayed for one night in what was very honestly called a "cosy small cabin room (approx 7 sq ms)". It was very small but, because that was how it had been advertised, it came as no surprise and fully met all my requirements for one night. Staff were very friendly, the place was very clean and the English Breakfast excellent. In short, excellent value for money and very centrally located.

Did the job.

It was a very small room with no windows but it was fine, nice big bed, conveniently located, if you just need a place to sleep it is perfect.

Room not huge, but big enough for 2 children and 2 adults. Bathroom small but adequate. Staff helpful and accommodating, breakfast good value.

Apparently this isn't the smallest room they have available. I shudder to think how small the small room is. No Air con. Had to use a fan throughout the night, that proved to be noisy. Cooked breakfast wasn't available till later, apparently I was up too early so had to make do with continental breakfast.

I paid £59 for my single room and obviously wasn't expecting a great deal. However the hotel reception was nice and clean, the girl behind the counter was friendly and smiley and the room, altough tiny was very clean and well equipped. The bed wasn't the most comfortable I've slept on but was non the less perfectly acceptable. The shower was more of a dribble than a shower but that was about the only negative I could thing of for the price. Although I didn't eat at the hotel, the menu sounded like a great bargain, three couses for £6.95 or £8.95 with a beer included.

The room was very compact and ideal for a single occupancy. however, the toilet and shower were what you would find in a cabin on a boat and was a bit cramped, but the water was boiling hot for the shower.
The partition walls were very thin and so I heard everything as people were coming and going throughout the night and being right by the front door was not the best location - perhaps the rooms upstairs were better.
The kitchens downstairs smelt of cokking fat and this pervaded through the reception and downstairs area and wasn't very welcoming really.
However, excellent location, extremely helpful staff and may visit again if the double rooms were better.

I couldnt fault the cleaniless and realistically its good quality for the price considering the location.
Our room was small - but that was ok but i was expecting it from the description on the website. I wasnt expecting the bathroom to be so small though, as the shower was nearly over the sink. It was also a poor shower - with little pressure and difficult to get the temperature right
The other issue we had was it was a hot day and we had the window open and in the morning we could hear every word spoken next door as the windows opened on to each other