myhotel Bloomsbury Hotel - Page 1

I stayed here for two nights, and although I expect to find small rooms in European hotels, the room I was given was the smallest I've ever stayed in. I think from wall to wall it was about six feet across, it was like sleeping in a closet. Of course there was only a tiny single bed, there was no possibility of getting anything bigger in there. I'm sure a tall man could reach out both arms and touch both walls at the same time. The hotel was clean enough, and in a good location, the staff were friendly, but I found the rooms here just too cramped and tiny, I had to check out.

I love the central location of the MyHotel hotel and how quiet it is. The amenities are not as plush as my previous stay, but it is nevertheless quite comfortable, especially the bathrooms. The rooms are a bit small, but fine for one person.

Overall, it’s a decent hotel. It’s very modern, clean, and elegant. Incense was burning at the front desk when I checked in.

The room was small, but since that's typical of most European hotels, it wasn't a surprise. I had two single beds (it was just me on the trip) and they were very low to the floor, but elegantly appointed.

In general, I'd recommend a stay here. The only real gripe I had was going to the front desk every day to buy a new 24-hour wireless access pass. It’s a little pricy, too, but worth it since I was there to work. I'd recommend a stay here.

This property was profiled in Travel & Leisure as a new "must stay". As much as I appreciate this magazine, on this one I must disagree.

The property is nicely located in the interesting and active Bloomsbury district, which is a nicely active (good restaurants and coffee houses) but not too touristy like Soho or Covent Gardens.

Unfortunately, the rooms are not all that interesting or comfortable. The old building is not well sound protected from either neighboring rooms or the street. And last, 15GBP per day for internet access on top of 190GBP for the room is a crime.

Don't bother with Yo Sushi either, it’s too expensive for self-serve.

The rooms were nice, but small (not atypical for Europe). The hotel is modern/trendy, playing ambient lounge music in all the rooms, etc. The location is very convenient. However, the price is a little high and the service is lackluster, I wouldn't bother asking for food recommendations again. I am not sure if I'd stay here again, I'd at least look around first.