Victoria Inn

Very grotty hotel, had to wait for the receptionist to finish texting before he checked me in and then whatever pipes/heating/water boiler was on the ground floor made a lot of noise all night

So we stayed in the Lower Ground level, theres about 5 rooms on this level, plus the servantry and the breakfast room. Whatever you do, don't let them put you in Room 5 or 6, both rooms are opposite and next door to the breakfast rooms and the kitchen. It was VERY loud in the morning. I could hear every conversation that the kitchen workers had from 10 mins before breakfast started at 7:50am, plates clattering, chairs dragged across the floor. Not very good if you stay out late in London and want a decent sleep. No sound proofing. In the hotel room, it's nice and compact, has a decent size bed, a TV, A/C, place to hang your clothes, a decent amount of plugs. The en-suite is good too, comes with soap for hands/body/hair. The hairdryer didn't work in the en-suite and sometimes there was a foul sewage smell coming from the toilet, had to keep the door shut. The breakfast that comes with the package is frankly poor. The options were toast or stale croissants or cereal. The juice came from a machine which tasted like weak squash. They had a plate of ham which the ham was touching the dirty wall behind it. My advice is skip breakfast and go out to eat, plenty of places that are 10x better near Victoria Station. It's a budget hotel and you get what you paid for. I like the location of the hotel, easy to get to and like that it's on the Victoria line.

Have stayed at this hotel many times the staff are so friendly rooms are spacious and clean a lovely comfortable bed also a nice continental breakfast to start the day also its 10 minute walk from Victoria station so easy to get around

Room & bathroom a bit small but clean & tidy, and breakfast area a bit on the small side Too, but overall a good price & was well positioned for our Theatre trip to London.

Excellent no problems ànd a good breakfast to start the day.