Myhotel Bloomsbury Hotel

This hotel was great. Just far enough off the main road to ensure it's quiet. Rooms are chic and tasteful. Their website offers a 'mypreferences' tab which allows you to specify what type of bedding, music and even bottled water you would prefer upon arrival. There's an eclectic array of teas, sleeping masks and slippers. No scrimping on toiletires either, Aveda brands rule here! It was a tranquil oasis in a busy city. I would recommend a stay!

Great location, close to Soho, Convent Garden and theatres but still calm and quiet. Modern, clean, good brekfast, but small bed for two and needed black out curtains in the room.

We stayed at Myhotel Bloomsbury early August 2006, it was the worst hotel experience we've ever had. We stay at many hotels as we travel a great deal for work and pleasure, we have stayed in hotels ranging for 2 star to 5 star luxury and the service at Myhotel in Bloomsbury London was on par with a $50 a night 2 star hotel, actually we've had much better service at the worst 2 star hotel we've visited. We arrived very late checked in, no welcome no help. The bottom lift was broken we were on the top floor so we had to lug our bags... more

London is certainly a difficult place to find a hotel that's not a bloody fortune. Most decent places start at £220 a night, and that still gets you a closet. I always prefer to stay in the Soho-Covent Garden area because I tend to do work there, but when you look at places like the Charlotte Street Hotel, Soho Hotel, and One Aldwych, the prices are staggering. Myhotel in Bloomsbury is close to both Soho and Covent Garden, but a few minutes farther into a fairly quieter area. You can walk to Covent Garden in 10 mins. It's right off a... more

Myhotel is situated in a side road off Tottenham Court Road above a bar and a Yo Sushi!. I was in a double room with sofa and space to walk around the bed (unlike some reviewers). Sadly it turned out to be two single beds pushed together masquarading as a King-sized bed covered by a rather weird stripy acrylic fur throw. Still the bed(s) was reasonably comfortable as were the square pillows. I suspect the Feng-Shui guys had got a bit bored by the time they reached my room. It was all a bit tired and sad rather than sereen. There... more

We stayed at Myhotel Bloomsbury for our 1st wedding anniversary and had a lovely stay. The hotel is in a great location, a short distance from Oxford Street and tube stations. The hotel is everything you expect from a 4 star plus a bit more. Extras that made it special for us were the free magazines on London in our room, a library with books, magazines, fruit and drinks, and bath robes & extra large towels!! Our room was of a good size, with modern decor. I was impressed by the normal sized hairdryer and Aveda products, whereas my... more

I stayed at this hotel for 3 nights whilst in London on business. I would usually stay at Malmaison but unfortunately it was fully booked. As I was staying for a few nights I looked around for an alternative that would be a bit different to the standard and found this one. On paper it looked good. The reality was very different. I was given the smallest hotel room I have ever been in. The room was literally the exact size of 2 single beds which did not make it particularly good to spend any length of time in - nevermind whole... more

Having spent a great weekend at the hotel several months ago, me and my boyfriend booked it again for our anniversary. Unfortunately, we had a very unpleasant experience. Everything was as good as it was before until we finished breakfast when we were presented with a bill for £28! By far the most expensive breakfast I've ever bought... We went to query that with the reception staff who claimed that there was nothing on our confirmation slip that indicated that breakfast was included in the rate. I've stayed in many hotels over... more

there are some great things and bad things about this hotel. the great things are the location, the public areas - library, (with free internet access) bar and cafe - all great for informal meetings or just a coffee. overall it has a really nice 'feel' the bad things were (in my experience) the rooms. the singles are like being in a shoe box - barely room to get past the bed. I asked to be moved as the first room i was given had a huge generator just outside the window which meant i did not sleep all night. The second room at least had... more

Me and my boyfriend, both Londoners, stayed at the hotel as a special treat for his 30th birthday party and what can I say, it was one of the nicest hotel experiences I've ever had! I cannot believe that there are a few bad reviews here, maybe some people just have impossible standards? The location is very quiet and central, for tourists this one of the best areas to stay. The atmosphere in the hotel was very relaxing and the service was extremely friendly and efficient, I can tell you that's very rare in London. Everything we needed... more