The Bloomsbury

Beautiful hotel in perfect location! After two night we could change our room...the first one was very dark with no daylight. On arrival bathroom wasnt spotless (hair in the sink) and you could easely hear the neighbours talking. Rest was perfect including drinks and dinner in the restaurant! We loved it!

Wonderful, elegant and superb service. Location is perfect !

This is a great luxury hotel, just off the busy Oxford Street but set back in a quieter area. It’s a grand building with a warm and friendly welcome and great service. Perfect place to explore London. The rooms are really cosy and have everything you need. The bed was really comfortable with luxury pillows and linen. There is a really cool new bar, great for a drink before heading out in the evening.

Perfect location...clean, nice rooms

Traveled during Christmas week and stayed for 5 days at the Bloomsbury. The staff was incredible friendly and very helpful. The facilities are very well maintained and the location is fantastic!! Would definitely stay here again.

3 of us ate pancakes with bacon for brunch at the Coral Room and were sick all afternoon. One of us threw up. Instead of being apologetic and helping us to clean the 8 year old’s shoes that had vomit, they sat there challenging us and being incompetent.

Lovely hotel. Great location. Beautiful decor. But thin walls! Got little sleep because of noisy revelers!

We were client of the day and upgraded with pots of freebies

We stayed one night on a trio to do a bit of shopping and see a show. I loved the hotel bar and its lounge was lovely and cosy. Our room was a little small and it faced inside. It was quiet but I am sure that there are better rooms. It didn't appear that the bottles of water were complimentary and that is my only niggle. Otherwise the room was very well appointed with all the facilities you could expect or need and the bed was very comfortable. And it was fabulously situated for shopping and for theatreland.

This was my third stay in less than a year and I'm afraid it may be my last for a while. The rooms have never been large but this latest one was dreary and cramped. Its only window faced onto an air-shaft--and to to make matters worse directly faced another window of a main hall of the hotel. I felt compelled to keep my curtains drawn at all times of day as anyone walking by would see directly into my room and my bed. There was barely enough room to lay out my suitcase. The coverlet on the bed was shabby with dozens of hanging threads.