Citadines Prestige Trafalgar Square London

This is the place to be in London. I dont think id ever get another place. LOVE IT !!

Recently up-dated. Modern interior. Very comfortable. A helpful and pleasant staff. One of the best locations in London. Very close to Tube station.

Great location, fairly priced. Rooms are clean but a bit clinical - no couch just two hard chairs. Spacious with a nice bathroom. Good kitchenette.

Close to everything we wanted to see an do. The staff were very helpful and friendly, the room clean, beds comfortable. A few hassles with their renovation, but not problematic.

My daughter and I LOVED this hotel. The staff was unbelieveably friendly and accommodating. They made us feel very special. The room was exceptionally clean, extremely comfortable beds with down comforters and a small kitchen to heat up your leftovers. We would stay at Citadines in Trafalger Square next time for sure!

Holding our breath on the tube from Heathrow only added to our anticipation of the Citadines and what we would find there. Once we arrived at our Northumberland stay, my wife and I were very pleased at the accomodations. We quietly but harmlessly snickered about our receptionist, who tried his best to understand two jet-lagged Americans. After reading several Citadine reviews before we left the US, we welcomed the neatness, cleanliness and friendliness of the Citadine facility and staff. Would we stay in London at the Trafalgar Citadines again?? Most assuredly so! Our travel to London was more intimate due to the proximity to the Thames, Westminister and Trafalgar Square. Thank you, Citadines!

the location couldn't be any better! when you get off the embankment metro(~100m away) to get to the hotel, there is a 24hr.A&P along with coffee/food & shops there. if you leave the hotel, cross the street & go right (towards traf. square), stay on the road as it bends left & there is a 24hr. Tesco there on your left(~200m?). The laundry was extremely convenient in the basement: 5 pounds wash & 4 for dryer.

We were happy to see the convenience to the tube and other attractions, delighted with the kitchen, puzzled that there was no attention to the room while we were out, but realized that it was an apartment, not a hotel. Not too fond of the bed, which sagged in the middle.

Very good location, close to Trafalgar. Relatively quiet taking the location into consideration, was ok with a bed sofa since the room was large and otherwise ok. Equipped with a small kichen that made it possible to make your own breakfast. Nice and friendly people, our room was not cleaned for three days though. Beeing so close to the all the important central atractions makes it our likely choise for the next visit.

While the hotel's location and staff were excellent the building itself had quite a bit to be desired. The hotel's description says it also has apartments and the room we got was a very small flat that had a tiny kitchen. Everything was old, worn, and tiny. The bed was actually a couch that had a removable cover and a second bed that slid out from under it. The bathroom had a glass barrier between the tub and sink that pivoted for some reason and who's only purpose was to get in your way. The bathroom also had a wall mounted hair dryer that looked more like an 80s vacuum cleaner. The TV was extremely small and while the room had free internet the connection was painfully slow. The room had no view and construction woke us up several times. There were no amenities and they even wanted you to pay £9 to have the towels cleaned. After complaining we did get two clean towers and a new roll of toilet paper. Room service partially cleaned the room once.