East Midlands All inclusive Vacations

Fantastic facility. Very well kept. Efficient staff.

Everyone was so helpful and made us feel so special! The location was walkable to so many restaurants, shopping and sights like Trafalgar Square, Westminster Abbey, Big Ben and more!

Staff were lovely, hotel was clean but in need of renovations and soundproofing. Room was super comfy but the noise from the elevator and corridors was very intrusive. Cafe bar expensive, £5.50 for a very weak small coffee even in London that’s a lot. Location was excellent though. In between two main tubes and downhill walk through Kensington Gardens to all the museums

Nice room ! Good check in and out ! 2nd time I have stayed there !!

Hotel RIU Victoria was perfect for using public transportation to get to football stadiums around the city, including Émérites, Tottenham, and Chelsea. We were able to visit all the historical sites easily, as well, because of the hotel’s proximity to Victoria Station. The neighborhood was safe, day and night, for walking to the theater and restaurants. The staff was remarkable for their help when our flights were canceled due to a blizzard in Boston. I would definitely stay here again, and will seek out RIU hotels in other locations.

Clean room and staff was very friendly

I didn’t have a great stay I ticked the good star. The thing about the Berkeley is it should be re-named as it bares no resemblance to the original Berkeley Hotel we first stayed in 30 years ago .It has gone through some great changes over the years the Blue bar and Collins room designed by David Collins and didn’t Sir Richard Roger’s design the entrance . Now you have the Collins room area that has nothing to do with the hotel and a strange mash up between the new Emory hotel owned by the May

Great hotel. Drinks a little pricey but lovely

This is a fantastic hotel and exceptional value for money. As it is with most hotel's in London the lack of parking is an issue. We used the secure parking at the Barbican which was good value at £24 for two days, but is a 10 minute walk. This hotel is located in the city,so pretty quiet at weekends. It has a nice bar and the breakfast was really good. We didn't eat at the hotel, but the menu did look good and the prices were around £20 for a main course. Overall we had a really enjoyable stay.

A hidden gem quietly hidden a stone’s throw from Marble Arch

Townhouse is beautiful and the staff are really friendly. The room was quite cold though and we couldn't get the heating to work on our first night. TV in rooms are very dated and we couldn't cast to them or stream anything thst was a bit disappointing.

Getting the key was easy but all during our stay, we had trouble unlocking both the entrance to the building and our room. The keys were difficult to turn and the locks themselves were loose. The room was small with a kitchen area - sink, refrigerator, and hot plate. A microwave would have been more useful. There was no sink in the bathroom so shaving was difficult going from the kitchen sink to a mirror in the main part of the room. The first night the bed was uncomfortable. You could feel the springs which made it hard to sleep. The next morning we found the boxspring was upside down. We turned it over and had no problems afterwards. It is 1 block away from the Seven Sisters tube stop, which is about a 30 minute trip to the theatre district and main shopping areas. A Sainsbury grocery and a Tesco Supermarket are a block away and small independent grocers and shops line the streets nearby.

Grest communication and a helpful staff on the telephone. Self check in but no issues.

Very good location. Well connected with public transportation. Conveniently located for city worker.