Hotel 82 London - London, United Kingdom 

SA
Posted: Thu, Jun 18 2009
My single room doesn't have any windows. So, it was not very nice.

DC
Posted: Wed, May 27 2009
This was the first time I stayed in Hotel 82. As my friends had babies, they were given the largest rooms (which were really big, especially if compared to average London hotel rooms). The receptionist was kind and helpful. The rooms were clean. I recommend this hotel especially to those who want to be in the city centre, near to big shops. A few metres far there's also an underground station and a bus stop.

SS
Posted: Mon, May 18 2009
Consigliatissimo a chi vuol passare qualche giorno di vacanza in una zona di facile accesso al centro, sicura e tranquilla. A poca distanza da metro(500m) e fermate autobus. colazione inclusa abbondante, camera spaziosa e pulita, bagno pulito e sempre in ordine. Ottimo rapporto qualità/prezzo.

MB
Posted: Mon, Apr 13 2009
The worst hotel stay ever! No sleep at all. I visit London regularly and most of the time, the hotels are overpriced and far from being up to scratch. But hey, this is London! Hotel 82 wasn’t an exception however; some sleep would have been appreciated. The charge was asked on arrival perhaps as an indication of the type of clientele frequenting the establishment. The space in the lift was only enough for 2 pieces of luggage and one person, me and my son had to climb the stairs. Worse of all was the fact that we weren't informed that the windows were being fixed and weren't double-glazed. Notice that we were given the room, and charged £90 per night despite the fact that room was undergoing maintenance. Too much for transparency! We spent two cold horrid sleepless nights were the 24 hour traffic on Gloucester Place seemed to be passing right by our bed. When complaining, I was blackmailed on the spot by the receptionist. I was told that I have not informed them, upon booking, that we have a child whereby, normally, a charge of £15 would be incurred for an extra bed! This is, despite the fact that we booked a double bedroom and our 5 years old would happily sleep with us. I was shocked when this happened as if the £15 were waved in my face to stop me from complaining. Eventually, I was told that should I have complained earlier regarding the state of the windows and, currently, there is nothing they could do about it. With instant coffee and re-heated croissants, the breakfast was at best mediocre. It was quite an unpleasant experience for an, allegedly, four star hotel and it did, quite considerably, upset our stay in London.

Christina Cairns
Posted: Wed, Mar 25 2009
I only had one complaint the shower was far too complicated for the small cubicle. I thought it was excellent value for money and great location.