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"This is a hotel that you would book only for the location. Walls are thin, rooms are very tiny (can't even open a suitcase on the floor), there is only a hanging bar for a closet and there is no dresser, just a couple of open shelves beside the desk so I had to keep some clothes in the suitcase which I didn't have anywhere to store out of the way either. The bathroom and shower literally could not be any smaller because there wasn't even room for a door that opened into or out, only a sliding door. My showerhead kept falling off and hitting me in the head even though I informed the hotel on the first day. There is no teapot/coffee pot or any robe/slippers and there is not even a telephone. They only took out the trash and brought a clean towel on the 5th day (I left the next day). I later learned that I could request someone to come and take out the trash, but there is no phone so you have to download an app to do so. They charge for everything. Room is ready and you are an hour early for checkin? Still 20 pounds. Want to instead have them hold your luggage (even though the room is ready)? That will be 10 pounds for each bag. Want to have them clean more than every fourth day (check-in day doesn't count toward that by the way)? That will be another 25 pounds. You get the idea. For those of you who are familiar with Motel 6 in the US, it is similar. The location is handy, but I am afraid that was the only pleasant feature."

"Paid for a premium room. Room was reasonable size, bed comfortable, temperature good, BUT there were no bedside lights so full blast ceiling lighting or dark. Stained grubby looking carpet. Bathroom tiles stained, bath looked old and tired. Mean with coffee. Overall a tired and unloved room. Reception staff uninterested ."

"The President Hotel is within walking distance of the British Museum. The tube station is nearby. The room was small, but not unexpected in London. We had a terrible breakfast at the hotel and opted to go to coffee shops thereafter. It is walkable to the theaters and a long walk to Trafalgar Square, but a nice walk."

"We book a superior double and it was nothing like the pictures advertised. The room had a weird shape- double bed squeezed into an alcove & a single bed. A rack for hanging clothes and a table & chair. No carpets. You had to step over the bin between the bath and wall to get to the toilet. Definitely not superior, it made the Travelodge look luxurious. It was clean & convenient so one night was ok."

"Fabulous in every way - great location, clean and spacious room, delicious breakfast and helpful staff."

"Terrific buffet breakfast!"

"The Rosewood London is a masterclass in luxury. From the moment you enter the stunning courtyard patio, you are met with an atmosphere that is both grand and intimate. Located in an ideal part of town, it provides seamless access to vibrant areas like Soho while remaining a sophisticated sanctuary. The Rooms & Service Service here is impeccable—proactive and warm across every department. The rooms are generously spacious and designed for genuine comfort, offering a retreat with a level of character that modern luxury hotels often lack. Dining Flexibility I appreciated having two distinct breakfast options. The standard included choice (buffet plus a la carte) is good but not great. However, breakfast in the Mirror Room is outstanding. While it comes at a higher price, the quality and service are world-class and well worth the upgrade for a special morning. Scarfes Bar Scarfes Bar is a destination in its own right. Ranked 34th in the world, it lives up to its reputation with creative cocktails and phenomenal live music every night. It adds a vibrant energy to the property that makes the stay truly memorable. Verdict The Rosewood delivers exactly what a 5-star hotel should: effortless charm, spacious comfort, and unique amenities. Whether for the music at Scarfes or the quiet luxury of the rooms, it is easily one of the finest stays in London."