Grange Clarendon

We were given a basement room initially. Small and dingy. There was mould on the ceiling and tiles in the bathroom, wallpaper peeling off the walls in places, mould around the window ledge, very little natural light as facing a wall, threadbare and worn carpets at the edges with staples protruding, extractor fan in bathroom constantly running, threadbare divan base and awful, squashy old mattress. Frustrated that ALL their double rooms are supposedly ‘superior’ rooms. Moved to a room on third level. Better light but also mould on ceiling and tiles in bathroom, thick dust on skirting boards and plug sockets, marks on wall and peeling wallpaper, sloping floor and you had to side-step to move between the bottom of the beds and wall. However bed was twins with a proper mattress across and much better than previous room.

Really good location for visiting central London. The hotel is set in a very quiet "place" and is surprisingly good. The staff are very helpful and nothing is to much trouble.There is a cool garden area to the rear of the hotel which was excellent as the temperature in London was over 33C during the August Bank Holiday. We had the double superior room,which although not overly large,for two people that are not going to spend a lot of time in the room it is more than adequate. I have stayed at many more expensive hotels in The Capital,and I have to say that I would stay in the Clarendon in preference to many. Overall an excellent experience and really good value for money

Amazing staff and clean, comfortable room!

very good location

good location, nice room expensive breakfast £17.50 for continental, £23.50 for English -which they don't publicise in advance on the website, in the room info or on reception. so we didn't bother with it at the hotel