Royal National Hotel (with baby)

We chose this hotel only because it was included in our British Airways package. We assumed that the airline wouldn’t offer such a terrible place, but unfortunately, we were wrong. The hotel is huge, always crowded, and it feels much more like a student dormitory than an actual hotel. Air conditioning/ventilation – We knew beforehand that the hotel didn’t have AC, but we expected at least some p...

Stayed one night in the hotel. Ideal location just a short walk from Oxford Street. Hotel is lovely, rooms are slightly dated but don’t let that put you off. Rooms were spotless and the beds so comfortable. Bit noisy at night with music but we were so tired it didn’t bother us. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Will definitely return.

The location is amazing, I enjoyed walking around the area in the morning. The staff there are really friendly and helpful. I ordered a package to the hotel before my arrival and it was there waiting for me. The downsides would be the room would get really hot and the windows only opened so far, there was no real ventilation. The rooms could do with AC. Also there were no plugs beside the bed so ...

We have just returned from a fantastic 3-night stay at Royal national hotel in Bloomsbury London. From start to finish it was a comfortable and memorable experience. We were in the heart of Central London. All staff were friendly, professional, and eager to help. It’s clear that the management pays great attention to guest satisfaction. We also enjoyed the London Pub the stylish restaurant and co...

Really enjoyed my stay there. I started with 2 kids, and each of us got a single bed. I'm quite tall (1.9m) and fit in the bed well. The major downside is no AC, but you can get a fan to your room which helps a bit. Another downside is the windows that don't isolate street nose very well, although the location is quite quiet with the occasional ambulance/police siren, so it's bearable (I sleep wit...