Best Western Plus Vauxhall Hotel Reviews

Wow, what a great place. Not too loud as it’s in a side street but the staff were amazing. VIJAY, ELIZA and Sainadh were all superb, very helpful printing documents, 20p each, helped me with early check in £30 and very helpful with local infrormation. If you’re going to the embassy it’s a £7 Uber away, perfect location and great place.

thhe room was too small and had an opening on the roof wigh a glass cover, so youhave dayflight in thhe room always. i had to pay for a differnt room

Excellent location, very comfortable bed, stayed at underground level was very quite & private. Perfect sleep at night with NO Siren sound leak into the room. Hotel staffs are super friendly especially hotel manager Vijay & Breakfast service man (Indian - Mr.Sinir) **sorry if I remembered his name incorrectly **

Room is clean and the stuff is very nice and helpful. But the WiFi signal is not very good.

Very poor, poor hygiene. The room is small. There is a window, but it is very small. It is on the bedside. You have to stand on the bed to look out. I guess there is a window.

It's very convenient to walk to the US Embassy for 15 minutes. The service attitude is also very good. There are slippers and free water in the room. But the problem is that the sound insulation is very poor. I lived on the G floor and I could hear people closing and opening doors clearly, so I didn't sleep well. There is a skylight above the window, but the strange thing is that the curtain is half open and can't be closed by yourself, so the sunlight shines directly into your eyes the next morning. And the hygiene is not good. I didn't find yellow stains on the sheets until the next morning, but the rest is okay and I didn't feel it was dirty. In short, if you come here to apply for a visa, you can live here for a while, and forget about the rest.

Although the room is small, it is very quiet and cleaned every day. The hotel breakfast is simple but enough. The transportation is also very convenient, and it is only a ten-minute walk from the subway.

The receptionist's name is Ramul. He always smiles like a happy person. He talks to us as if we've known each other for a long time. He serves us very well. He helps with everything, prints important documents, and also gives chocolate to his daughter all the time. ❤️🤭🤣🍫🍫

This is the first time I see a hotel providing slippers.

The surrounding is quiet and the staff are nice. It's a little bit far from the subway station, about 10 minutes walk. It's best not to book a room without a window, it's a bit stuffy on the first floor. The room without window is also very dark during the day, which is very suitable for sleeping.

Overall, it's pretty good, it's clean, the windows are a bit small, the neighborhood is quiet, the front desk is very welcoming, there are snacks at check-in, the price is not bad in London, the location is easy to find with google map, I feel that the price of Ctrip is great for comparison The few places here are the lowest. It is about 10 minutes walk from the place where the US visa is issued. There are supermarkets, subways, buses and trains in one place called "vauxhall" within a 10-minute walk nearby. It is about 30 minutes walk from the London Eye and Big Ben. , 30 minutes from King's Cross Railway Station. There is a small local shop where you can eat brunch at the entrance of the hotel. The owner is very enthusiastic and has a very common English breakfast.

Very good, good stay.

If there is no special reason why live in this pigeon cage! Regardless, the shower water is impossible to give you a little warmth in winter nights, and it is clearly set at a low temperature on purpose. Unexpectedly, no one would take the initiative to clean the room. When I came back at night, it was still the same as when I went out. I didn't even change the bath towels. I couldn't help Ritz Carlton. The guy at the front desk is always polite, and he will tell you in surprise: Has no one told you? If you don't take the initiative to bring it up, no one will clean the room for you. Well, I just want to make a cup of tea to keep warm, the little brother said, there are tea bags here, just feel free. It's not particularly bad, it's a place to make do when there is no room. By the way, when I checked in, I had to swipe my card, thinking it was a deposit, but I found out that it was the room rate at the time of booking. I asked him three times and told him that he had paid in advance, only to find out that it was wrong. Otherwise, if you just leave after checking out, it will be a lot of trouble

Economical and good