Grange Buckingham Hotel

Very convenient for central London attractions with Holborn station 10 minutes walk and plenty of bus routes as well. Covent Garden is walking distance about 20 minutes with theatre land and loads to see and do. Basic hotel needs a bit of TLC but clean, friendly staff,leave bags before check in ,good continental breakfast or pay £5 extra for fry up. Not bad for the price in central London.

Initially I was booked into a different hotel, a small distance along the same road part of same group. I was upgraded and also provided a full English breakfast. My room was at the back of the property and I had a view of the garden - TBH looking out of the lovely old window at trees with the sun shining was fab. In London, I slept with the window open, I heard the odd siren but nothing of road traffic noise, neighbours - no disturbance! The bed was super comfy and I even had a kitchenette - probably of more interest to those staying longer. There was no air con but didn't matter - had a fan and as I said a big window. The room was dated as in, when new it would have been expensive and en trend but now, for me it was fine but some may not think it modern enough. The TV was a good size and worked well. The bathroom was large, towels a plenty, wardrobe space not huge but more than adequate. I reported back to the reception the few things I would add on a snag list but they were not something I would demand a different room over or a reduction - just bits and pieces. Like so many hotels - they can get a bit tired and rough round the edges I assume because it means a loss of revenue when room out of action. The staff, well they were simply lovely! Very helpful, not intrusive but courteous and seemed interested in guests. The continental offering was good, the cooked, well I am a stickler for great quality bacon and I think sometimes the companies supplying hotels don't offer the same but it was edible and it set me up for the day. Would I stay again, yes I would because given the offerings of the competition in the area and the price, it was good value for money and so easy to get anywhere! I didn't even go to the British Museum but it was literally two minutes walk. Tube was about 5 minutes. Really did have a nice stay - I even slept until my alarm one day and that speaks volumes!

A gorgeous hotel. We had a triple room which was huge - so much bigger and better than I’d expected. It was the square footage of 3 ordinary hotel rooms with a single bed in a private alcove plus a sofa bed and a large king size bed in the main area. All co Fry beds. A kitchenette with microwave, fridge, kettle and plenty of tea & coffee supplies. Large desk. Spotlessly clean room and bathroom. Lovely staff and lovely area. Can’t wait to return.

250 quid a night got me a dank smelling basement room with no curtains on the double doors leading out to a dirty stairwell. The doors were not secure, with just one bolt securing the top of one door, so anyone could open from the outside. When I immediately asked for a change of room I was informed that there was no room at the various inns ( the same company own the terrace, segmented into different hotels ). In fact I was told that I was lucky to have a room as they were at ‘minus 2 capacity’. Lucky me. On my second night of a 2 night stay I demanded a different room. I was granted a ground floor room which, though secure, opened out onto the kitchen area. Very noisy. Still dank smelling. Do yourself a favour and avoid.

Great hotel… friendly helpful staff and clean throughout. Will be returning again. Standard double studio is very spacious and great value for money. 15 min walk from Euston Station and near to main tourist attractions.

The room was a lovely size for central London but it was tired with peeling paint and wallpaper, fraying on the bedstead, the bath facility was almost impossible to use without being a contortionist, incomplete painting on the bathroom door frame etc. The reception staff didn’t really talk to me nicely and were mostly not there. I had to wait for them to attend.