Seven Dials Hotel

Location superb. Simple, basic, clean room. Basement room was quite stuffy despite the ceiling fan.

Location is perfect for sightseeing . Friendly staff. Allowed early check in. Smaller room than expected. Street front rooms are extremely noisy. Air conditioning was set by the staff and didn’t run enough during the day and evening to be cool and comfortable to sleep at night.

bathroom is too small and we need kettle

Excellent location and friendly staff. The room is neat with daily house keeping. None!

GREAT Location! Near theaters, restaurants and night life

The Hotel has an elevator. Reception 24 hours. Everything was ok

The room was clean and comfortable. It was small but perfect for one person. I didn't experience any noise from the streets. There was even a little fridge in my room which was a super addition to keep some water and breakfast yoghurt. The bathroom was quite small, a bit hard to move around. But not too big of a problem.

Location was perfect near to everything Room was small but it meets my needs and expectations.

It was so close to the theraters and all of the places I wanted to see in London. A real pleasure. I could not open the window or find the aircon remote so the room felt a little stuffy

Excellent ??

Great location! No frills, just a good, safe, clean room at a good rate! Nothing

Very clean and comfortable bed

The location is excellent and the value of a single room is great. The staff aren’t accommodating. The furnishings are very basic.

Size of room, lack of storage space, light in bathroom came on automatically(motion detector), annoying the sleeping person.

The hotel is very dated. The bedsheets did not cover the entire blanket, which is very unhygenic. Earplugs are a must, as you can hear everything from the other rooms.

The staff were so wonderfully helpful and the location was excellent. The room was very small and difficult for repacking after a two month trip.

Excellent location. Seven Dials is one of my favorite areas of London, and this hotel is right at the heart of it. Be warned, though: this is a busy theatre district with a lot of pubs and restaurants. There will be noise at night, and there’s nothing the hotel management can do about that. If you’re a light sleeper like me, bring earplugs or noise-canceling devices. The room was clean and cute, and although some may not like the wood flooring, I prefer that to carpeting as it’s much easier to tell that the room is, in fact, clean. The reception desk is open 24/7, which isn’t always the case with these smaller hotels. My only real complaint is with the lighting. They make heavy use of motion sensors in the hallways and for the toilet, and it doesn’t always work well. Our room on the first floor (second floor for Americans) was close to the beginning of the hall, and we often had to step further into the hall to get the light to turn on so we could see well enough to turn the key in the lock. In the room itself, there are no lamps - just one very bright overhead light with no dimmer switch. For photosensitive people like me and my daughter, that’s a problem. We couldn’t even turn off the overhead and just turn on the light on in the toilet to dim it a bit because the motion sensor there causes it to shut off after a minute or so (which it also does while you’re sitting on the toilet!). The lack of adjustable lighting is the only thing that might stop me from staying there again. When we first arrived (having taken the train from Oxford) we were early and just wanted to ask to leave our luggage there until the room was ready. The lady at reception was on the phone and there was someone waiting ahead of us. While we were just quietly waiting our turn, she turned to us and without asking questions, very curtly told us to leave our luggage “over there”, gesturing vaguely toward the lift, and to come back at 3pm. That cold reception (and apparent lack of security) had me very worried about the hotel, but our check-in and the rest of our stay was much more cordial, and we were pleasantly surprised by the room.

The property is well maintained, the location between Tottenham Court Road and Leicester Square stations in Soho is convenient for shopping and night time activities. The 24 hr. desk staff are polite and helpful. Rooms are small, but adequate and very clean, and if you face the back it is quiet. My only complaint as a fresh air fiend is that the windows in my 3rd floor room were sealed shut.

All is good

I had a room overlooking Monmouth street and it was nice to look out and watch the world go by It is what it is. You have no reason to complain if you want this location.