1. Daily fresh towels and toiletries. 2. Kettle and coffee & tea. 3. Convenient to take a train & bus. 4. Complimentary breakfast

1. Room was small but the furniture was intelligently arranged. I got the biggest room for single occupancy apparently. 2. Walls are quite thin, u can hear your neighbours. But it can get very quiet at night. 3. Overpriced, I believe as the room was small. An option for a very short stay, maybe an Air Bnb could be a better option for a longer stay.

Super clean , WiFi good, kitchenette very useful, nice quiet street especially considering close to amenities. Great night's sleep.

No bedside lamps, so reliant on main light which was a real shame once in bed. Bed itself very comfy but did slide very easily on wood floor, even when sitting on edge of bed or getting in to bed. Top floor, many stairs, but we laughed about our aging knees.

The location is close to so many attractions, we walked to Westminster, Lambeth, Vauxhall and Southwark. Tate Britain, Westminster Abbey, Parliament and Big Ben are in walking distance (10 mins). It's just a 30 min walk to Imperial War Museum. Pimlico and Victoria underground is close by if walking isn't your thing. It's a relatively quiet area compared to some parts of London. The buildings in Pimlico are beautiful, iconic Regency architecture and we stayed on the same street Laurence Olivier was once a former resident of (Lupus Street). If we weren't in London, we could have spent our break just exploring Pimlico, just round the corner was where Bram Stoker, lived and died, we also spotted a blue plaque bearing Francis Crick's name. Churchill once had a place here on Eccleston square. We stayed in an apartment on Lupus Street, which had plenty of space, a kitchen/lounge, large en-suite shower and good sized bedroom. Take a tea towel if you intend to use the kitchen, washing up liquid was provided. There was also a handy washing machine, fridge, microwave, toaster and stove top oven.

No dimmer lights or lamps, so it's either lights on, or off, no subtle lighting for evening or reading at bedtime. A wobbly toilet seat. Otherwise, no issues.

The room was exactly as expected and what we paid for, two nights in a double for £300. Clean, better than a basic Travelodge and exceptionally well sited for our needs. The reception staff were extremely polite and helpful to everyone we saw them coming into contact with. The hotel itself was within walking distance of Victoria and Pimlico stations and numerous bars and restaurants whilst in a quiet, safe residential area.

Not a problem for me, but several people were caught by the insistence on requiring photo ID and the actual card used when making booking or face problems signing in. It may well be small print but not obvious and one lady with children had simply had a replacement bank card since booking, same bank account. Even though the account showed as paid she was made to pay again and then seek an original refund from her bank for the first booking. It seemed very unnecsesary and not made plain enough. I travel a lot and was not aware of this.

It's located at walking distance from Pimlico and Victoria tube stations. The staff was super helpful and extremely nice. The room are not very big, but they're cozy, furniture is new and -above all- they're clean! Booking last minute I was able to get a basic single room for less than 100£/night which I think is very good for the area.

Rooms are not very big, but -like I said- they're cozy, furniture is new and they are very very clean, which is more than you can say for most hotels in London, so that's all I needed, really.

Room and front desk staff were great, breakfast that was offered was a nice plus and the central location and bus stop out front made getting around the city a breeze. Very close to both Pimlico and Victoria underground stations as well. Air con was a blessing.

A few times housekeeping left things in my room, cleaning chemicals once and a key card another time. One of the days I'd left the "room is free for servicing" sign on my door, went out for several hours and nothing was turned over. Not entirely sure the bedsheets were changed each day or just remade. Balcony door was also left open when they left one day as well. All are minor issues but if you're asking for negatives, those were it. Also the TV placement sucks, it's above the desk and above the mirror opposite the bed so you really need to crane your neck to see it. It's immaterial as I wasn't there to watch TV but it's worth mentioning.

The hotel was in a convenient location. I had several tours leaving from the Victoria Coach Station, so I wanted a hotel near there; this was also not far from other places in central London, some within easy walking distance and others reachable by Tube. The breakfast buffet was OK (I've seen better, but I've seen worse.)

The room was rather small and cramped, but that's typical of central London hotels unless you pay a heck of a lot more than this. It's adequate. The room numbering is a bit confusing, with the numbers not corresponding to floors in any sensible way, and there are two different lifts going to different sets of rooms; but once you figure that stuff out it's all right.

Location is great and central, staff is helpful and friendly (at reception as well as the cleaning ladies and waitresses), hotel and rooms are clean. They also have a big and secure luggage room if you need to leave your bags there.

-we were allocated a very small room, there was not enough space in the bedroom:we had two big suitcases, we put one suitcase under the bed, but the other one had to lay in the room, which take half of the room. Even though we did not hang around there too long, we felt crammed whenever we got back to our room. -bed was a bit too small for 2 people.

We absolutely loved the location during our stay with Sidney Hotel. It’s a quick 20 minute walk to Buckingham Palace, as well an easy 10-15 minute taxi to the rest of the core tourist spots. It’s also a safe and quiet neighborhood to walk around and find good food and drinks. As well the staff was so polite and willing to accommodate as needed which was so very appreciated.

The only disadvantage with the hotel would be the size of the bathroom, it’s not overly detrimental to the experience but more space would’ve been easier for functionally. As well our bathroom door was glass, so if you’re with friends you can see everything. For travelers, you’re able to catch a taxi pretty easy but your best bet is to walk left down to the Main Street to quickly catch a ride.

Location Easy walk from either Victoria or Pimlico Tube & close to Victoria Coach Station Area lots of pub’s & restaurants Clean Safe Continental Breakfast good variety offered staff very thorough Comfy bed & pillows & sheets & comforter Newly decorated Single room bed smallish size but still good enough space to walk around , had a desk & chair & windows opened & had security blinds and a great bathroom fairly large A/C Always hot water Room was cleaned regularly

Towels were a bit thin but always clean & fresh My room was in an area where staff had to go by using the stairs early morning starting at 6 am so was noisy first thing in morning