Aquarius Hotel

The best price in central London. But that's all. Tiny rooms with space like in wardrobe. Not so clean. Disgusting leaking toilet and filthy shower. Our room was in second entrance.. So one wall was door... and only tiny non working window. There also was some noise from the tube. But if you're not living in the basement, it's not that bad. But yeah, for one or two days oversleep for this price...

I stayed in this hotel for 4 nights with a room switch that cost me extra money.

The positive:
The staff is friendly and the location is nice

The negative:
I think this was by far the worst sleep I ever gotten.

The beds are dirty, the rooms shabby and most annoyingly the metro feels like it goes through your room adding extra noise to the already noisy thin walled environment. It feels like they aimed to put as many guest as possible in this house without any regard to comfort or standards.

The breakfast dining rooms is overcrowded, and dirty since they cannot keep up with the turnover of guests eating there.

On top of all they charge for everything, e.g. WiFi, room changes, extending the already early check out time of 10:30.

All in all the only argument for this place is the price buy even then I would argue go for a hostel. At least you get stellar WiFi then.

I would not recommend spending a night in this hotel and I will look for alternatives for my next time in London.

Don't stay here. It's a rat infested dump. The rooms are not cleaned between bookings. When you have a problem as in the rat kind the staff suddenly don't speak English. They refused to give me my money back even though the place is a complete health hazard. The so called breakfast is in a small dirty room with toast and cereal. I only had the coffee and that was only because there are no facilities in the tight cupboard they call a room. The electric socket fried my phone. There are now scorch marks on the wall casing. They didn't care about that either! Also, prepare to get cosy with the neighbours as there is no covering over the clear bathroom window.

I wish I had an option to select 0 star for this place. It is unhygienic. It feels like the bathroom has not been repaired for years. One of our rooms didnt have towels and soaps. We had to ask for it. Breakfast only has bread better jam and corn flakes. The furniture is of the cheapest quality and broken. Floors make squeaky noise. The tube rail tracks are too close to spoil your night sleep. After checkout the hotel management even charged for storing our bags. £2.5 for each bag. I even heard someone complaining at the reception that their toilet was clogged. Take this place only if there is no other option left with you.

I stayed here and wished I had not. The room was a health hazard. The mattresses were soiled and had brown stains, the carpet soiled too. The showers and windows were mouldy and the electrical applications such as TV were not very safe, and did not work.

Went to the reception to complain about the window handle being broken and television not working, amkng other things only to be told they couldn't help until morning when the maintenance guys came. Went back in the morning after I discovered how grimy and unsanitary it was and was told that I should have told them sooner, that the soiled carpet was "not that bad" and that they would change my room. Definitely not suitable for human use and have made a formal complaint to Chelsea and Kensington council.

Budget hotel. You get what you pay for. Room was tiny but I only used it to sleep. Toilet was shared and looked as if it was in a closet. Shower was the same. Close to the tube! Convenient location. Don't expect much from this no frills location. Perfect for the lone traveller who is only looking for a place to sleep.

Tiny rooms, almost no space in dining room. Had to take it from dining room, to my room, and use cupboard as dining table. Breakfest itself was just a classic cereal, with toast n' orange juice. I do not recommend staying in this place if you're on business trip, but if you're staying 1 night (E.g. Transit), it's fine.

When we were there this was the worst hotel or B&B experience ever! A minimal room, with a poor shower room, wc that was probably last refurbished in 1960. A dreadful bed, a broken minimal open cupboard with 3 bent wire hangers and a broken small bed stand with a non functioning tv. The breakfast was unbelievable... stale bread next to a toaster, jam, no butter, a shortage of plates, cutlery, cups and so on. A room 15 ft max from the trains thst run from 4 am to midnight.... After 7 years it still gives me nightmares. Travel lodge is cheaper and miles better, cleaner and more central.