I stayed at the Belgravia with my boyfriend for 3 nights in October 2011; after looking at pictures beforehand and considering what we paid for this hotel it was a HUGE disappointment. I know it is expected to pay a little more for hotels in London but this was ridiculous. On arrival we were greeted by a strange man who... More

Booked a double room - the one allocated was in a house some doors away and just about acceptable! However, it was at least clean and cost only £59 for a night. I arrived at an unfortunate time. The receptionist had locked himself out of reception and as he unsuccessfully sought to bypass the lock was under siege from a... More

I stayed here with two other friends. We stayed in a room that was in a house next door to the reception, down in the basement. When we first started walking down we noticed an odd smell but as we came in to the room our bad feelings were soon forgotten. The room was clean (though did smell have an... More

no one there on arrival, had to wait 20 mins for anyone to serve us, got 2 twins beds instead of the double we paid for. freezing rooms, uncomfortable beds (unclean) and builders in, making a racket. (And they do NOT preauthorise cards when details are taken on line so have cash on your person to pay.)

We booked a family room (5 beds) which came at a premium, and we were disappointed to find it in the basement, rather damp walled, shabby bathroom with rattling fan, no towels, a broken towel rail and tv only viewable from the top bunk. On the plus side, the sheets were clean and the room was quiet. It would have... More

The only thing Belgravia room has going for it is it's handy location just a block from the bus station. Our room was on the top floor and we were offered no help carrying our bags up the narrow stair case. Our room was clean, however the bathroom in the room itself was to tiny the toilet was in the... More