1/5 Arun J. 3 months ago on Google New
**
Good
Things
-
The
location
of
the
hotel
was
excellent
as
it
was
situated
in
central
London
and
was
in
close
proximity
to
main
attractions
such
as
the
London
Eye
and
Big
Ben.
The
Christmas
lights
on
Regent
Street
and
other
areas
were
also
within
walking
distance.
Additionally,
the
hotel
provided
a
welcome
chocolate
in
the
room
and
a
cookie
every
day.
**
Bad
Things
-
The
room
was
extremely
narrow
and
congested,
with
insufficient
space
for
more
than
a
single
bed.
A
tiny
coffee
table
was
the
only
furniture
besides
the
bed,
and
pulling
out
the
seating
tool
would
block
access
to
the
cupboard.
The
bathroom
was
unsafe,
with
a
narrow
shower
cubicle
measuring
100x46
cm
and
about
37
cm
in
height
from
the
floor.
A
protruding
steel
channel
of
7
cm
was
a
serious
tripping
hazard,
and
the
room's
low
ceiling
meant
that
extending
one's
arms
to
wear
a
coat,
for
instance,
was
impossible
without
touching
the
ceiling.
The
bed
was
lumpy
and
uncomfortable,
and
if
one
turned
over
while
sleeping,
they
might
end
up
on
the
floor
due
to
the
tiny
size
of
the
bed.
In
fact,
it
was
just
a
children's
day
bed
room,
and
it
is
questionable
why
it
was
marketed
as
a
Palace
hotel
room
with
premium
rates.
The
reception
staff
was
unwelcoming
and
unprofessional,
which
was
a
stark
contrast
to
the
other
three
hotels
where
I
stayed
during
my
UK
trip.
A
flyer
in
the
room
advertised
a
£7
discount
at
the
gin
restaurant
if
we
chose
not
to
have
our
room
cleaned,
but
the
web
link
for
booking
this
service
redirected
to
a
message
stating
that
the
hotel
booking
must
have
been
made
through
their
direct
website
and
that
the
option
should
have
been
selected
during
booking.
This
was
a
misleading
attempt
at
appearing
environmentally
conscious.
*forget
to
mention
the
heating
-
room
was
not
thermal
insulated
as
the
cold
wind
penetrates
through
the
gaps
in
windows
and
heater
doesnt
felt
working
well.
Overall,
other
than
the
location
convenience,
this
hotel
is
not
worth
a
single
penny
spent