Euston Square Hotel

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Decent as a base for a weekend in London where we didn’t spend much time in the hotel. Great location right next to Euston station and 3 different tube stations however not sound proof at all and sirens going past very regularly made for not a very peaceful nights sleep.

Good location for Euston station however room was very shabby and needed decorating Paint falling off ceiling in bathroom and mould in shower Window cill filthy and furniture worn out Mirror cracked Felt grubby and as a tall bloke could not fit on the toilet due to size of bathroom/cupboard Staff very nice and reception area nice rooms not good at all would not recommend and glad I was on business and not with my family

Visited for one night as a group, had three rooms between us. I had a superior (nice, big shower and clean enough, though was slightly concerned by the spongy floor under the shower-potential rot?) My friend had a standard with a window, and that was similar to ours, not so big & no spongy floor. Last friend had a room without a window & while it was cheap we wouldn’t expect black mould and damp smell. While waiting to go out for breakfast in the lobby, i overheard a male staff member complaining to his colleague about someone complaining about their room and he said “the only way to book a nice room here is to get superior”. From our experience we would concur. Yes this is definitely a budget hotel (for london) but i wouldn’t expect mouldy rooms.

The room had a very strong damp/mould smell coming from the bathroom. This appeared to be a lot of black mould in the shower, quite a few beetles in the bathroom in general. Front of house staff were all very pleasant though.

Had an enjoyable five night stay in June with a friend in one of the two twin bed rooms, facing the interior of the building, so very quiet, albeit a small space. Our room was ready for us when we arrived early, which was a huge bonus and very appreciated. We were here during a heatwave, so the air conditioning in the room was a true lifesaver. The "closet" was a wooden bar with four clothes hangers sticking straight out from the wall as you walk in the door. A note about our bathroom was that it was not well proportioned. The giant shower took of two thirds of the space and had no storage of any kind inside of it (it did have great water pressure though). The sink was a foot across at absolute most, with very little counter space to hold anything. The sliding door/wall was lightly frosted glass, but not all the way to the floor which was a little odd, so don't expect total privacy in there. Lastly, the electronics in our room weren't operating properly. One of the lamps by the bed had burnt out and the "suitepad" that controlled the TV never worked. We were able to plug an HDMI cable into it and watch our own shows though. For most of the requests we did make, the staff were very accommodating and attentive. The hotel is in a fantastic location for travel around London since it's so near to the Euston Square and Warren Street underground stations and many buy stops. Lots of food options and grocery stores within walking distance as well.

For the price point I would expect scrupelously clean and spotless accomodation. Unfortunately not. The bedroom entrance to the bathroom has untidy and bendy boards, black mould in the shower, paint missing from hallways and so on. There is a better finish at a premier inn.

The room did just what I needed it to, and I wasn't inside often enough for there to ber

There were bugs in the bed. Hotel would not give a full refund. They said they would be getting pest control to confirm before they can give refund. But didn’t not arrange this and said they can only give 30% refund

Fairly basic hotel but fit for purpose and good value for the price

A perfectly pleasant hotel but what is with it with the glass fronted bathrooms? Never pleasant. Check in was a clart but apart from that all good.