We stayed for Saturday night, booked on the Friday and paid £135 for a 'superior' room booked direct on the hotel's website - the 'seasonal rate' which includes vat - so not sure why the previous reviewer coughed up so much! Room was lovely and spacious, overlooking St John's Square. 2 comfy armchairs, lovely comfy bed, great waterfall shower. It's... more

Simply put, I felt the c.£190 we paid for an overnight stay on a Saturday night (exclusive of breakfast) offered poor value for money vis-a-vis other nearby hotels I have stayed in. Standard grumbles: bed too small, too noisy, temperatures turned up to 'roasting' etc. Most of these points I could have forgiven at a lower price point. In the... more

One of the best if not the best hotel i have stayed in. Very friendly staff, beautifully finnished with really nice touches through out. My only negative comment would be the rooms are perhaps a touch small for some people, ours was a standard room so larger ones are availiable . Would stay there again without a doubt. Great restaurants... more

I stayed here for one night. Reception: Staff were very friendly and helpful. Room: It was spotless, comfortable and I had plenty of space. Bathroom: Spotless also. A nice touch was the shaving and dental packs left for those of us who forget both on occasion. They cost 2 pounds each but from a convenience perspective, they are potentially well... more

My husband and I stayed here in September 07 for 2 night as we were in London to watch Prince. First of all - getting to this hotel by public transport made us feel a little uneasy. It was a 5 minute walk from Farringdon tube station and because it was the weekend this part of London was deserted and... more

We stayed here on a short 3 day break in London. We stayed in a St John's Room and it was a good size, plenty of room, even with a cot for our 10 month old daughter. Staff were all very friendly and very accommodating, they even stored our daughter's meals in their fridge and heated them up for us... more

Stayed two nights in this funky Clerkenwell Hotel. Two gripes. The first night was fairly sleepless due a low rumbling noise coming from the ceiling which was too noisy for sleep, yet too quiet to force you to get up from your bed and set the complaining engine in motion. Next morning we were moved to a room with a... more

This is a good choice if you're in Clerkenwell on business. It's a small/boutique hotel, very centrally located, decent breakfast and good evening drink spot. We stayed here a handful of times on frequent trips to London and the staff is courteous, helpful and friendly. The rooms are SMALL, even by London standards. Not much room to hang your clothes... more

Just a delighful hotel. I stayed in both a single and a rooftop studio. The single is small - but fine for one person. All rooms are nicely done with cute, kitschy detail. May also be the first hotel ever that doesn't nickle-and-dime guests (lovely details - like a complementary espresso machine just outside the room and complementary bottles of... more