Hotels near British Library

"We paid extra for an upgrade which put us on the second floor - nice having an opening window and a "view" of messy property rears. Walking up the stairs at the end of a days sightseeing was a drag (not to mention baggage). The kitchen was adequate but minimal. Only place settings for two. Having soup and a desert meant washing bowls mid meal. The bathroom was tiny and narrow. Plus the shower controls did not functions properly. You could turn the water on but it was set for warm - if you attempted to attempted to make it hotter it went to scalding and stayed there - as we discovered on our first morning. The location was wonderful. Walked with our bags from St Pancras and then easy access to buses and tube stations."

"This hotel is very clean and the staff is super nice. We booked a room that didn't have a window and it was a lot smaller than we thought it would be. It was nice to sleep in complete darkness but hard to wake up when you didn't know if it was morning or not (but that is my own fault). We walked everywhere from our hotel. It is right next to the train station which is convenient. "

"Staff was very friendly and helpful."

"Our primary goal in finding a hotel in London was one that was mid-level quality with mid-level pricing that was within easy walking distance to St Pancras station. Because we were only staying in London one night before taking the Eurostar the next morning, we weren't all that fussy. So Premier met the first two criteria, but had some quirky little issues that were bothersome. First, they only provided 2 towels: one body towel and a hand towel. No washcloths and no second body towel. Second, there were no tissues. There was no outlet in the bathroom. The bed was comfortable but a king size instead of queen would have been better. The room was quiet and the curtains did a good job at darkening the room. We did not eat breakfast there so we cannot make an evaluation of it. All in all, the Premier was a decent place to stay."

"Convenient for St Pancras. Noisy area. Basic accomodation."

"Accommodating staff, room on the very small side though. Overall a good hotel"

"Not enough lifts for the size of the hotel. At busy time"

"It was fine. The room was comfortable enough. Was incredibly slow check-in, and room service didn't arrive prior to 5 pm so we skipped I, which is fine just not expected. The good thing was the cafe next door, good coffee and food and nice staff. "

"The hotel is lovely. I stayed there for 3 nights. Located in Bloomsbury, not far from the Euston station, it is a good starting point to explore the city. The hotel has been recently renovated and it offers nice, clean and quiet rooms (with Nespresso machines that coffee drinkers will enjoy). The restaurant is nice and there is a gym that I have not used. The Memoir Club is only a 11 mn- walk away from the British Museum and a few minutes from UCL university grounds, a 25-mn walk to Covent Garden etc. Last but not least the staff is exceptionally friendly and helpful. A special thank you to them !"