Oliver Hotel, London

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The location was fantastic, close to the tube station and within walking distance to many attractions. However, the room was tiny and poorly fitted, amplifying noise issues with thin walls. The service was pleasant overall, but some extra charges like a deposit for the TV remote were unexpected. The dining experience was basic and repetitive. Despite some drawbacks, the value for money was reasonable considering the prime location.

The hotel might have potential, but my stay fell short of expectations. The room was fairly good, but the lighting made it hard to do my makeup properly. Although comfortable, the bathroom felt cramped, and the promised WiFi was nonexistent for me. The price I paid did not match the overall experience.

The hotel room was small for the price we paid, but clean and offered good value for money. However, it felt very tiny with limited natural light and ventilation, creating a somewhat claustrophobic atmosphere. The room could use a little refreshment.

My stay at the hotel was a bit of a mixed bag. The location was great, close to attractions and public transportation, but the dining options left much to be desired. The rooms were immediately available but in need of better cooling. The service was friendly and accommodating, offering good value for money.

The hotel had thick dust and dirt everywhere just like a cage. However, the bed we took was spacious and quiet. The service was very friendly with nicer staff, although some were unhelpful. The location felt like being in a time warp, but it's good 2nd zone and close to a couple of tube stations. The dining experience was shocking with grey dry hard-boiled eggs and poor-quality cheese. Overall, price and value for money could be better.