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"Great!"

"Great location, great Hotel"

"We liked this place, didn't love it. There was no way to regulate the room temperature. We also noticed that the bathroom didn't have an exhaust fan. The walls need some sound-proofing. It was priced right. The neighborhood was great. It was a quick walk to the tour buses and British Museum. The breakfast was pretty good for the price. The street noise was very loud. All in all, it was a good place for the price we paid."

"A reasonable hotel that is reasonable value for money in the middle of London. Don’t expect anything impressive it’s basic but does the job."

"Very convenient for taking the train, good service"

"The Cumberland was a decent hotel overall. The bed was somewhat comfortable, you could feel its age and the underpinnings were lumpy and uncomfortable. The bathroom was clean but there were spots on the ceiling that raised some eyebrows. Gym was clean and well stocked. Reception was overall very helpful except for delays in housekeeping/maintenance arriving to solve a plumbing issue. Great value for money for London and the location for time of year."

"Most of the reception staff are unhelpful."

"Even though the room was small it was comfortable for two people. I do with the heat pump /ac unit would have a fan that continues to run as it can get warm without a window. What was disappointing was the lack of extra pillows and blankets. When we asked about extras they said they didn't have any because they are booked solid. Ended up using some extra towels as pillows. Not the most comfortable option, but they did the trick."

"We recently stayed at the Mitre House Hotel and overall had a pleasant experience thanks to the excellent staff and location. Everyone we encountered at reception, the bar, and restaurant was friendly, welcoming, and very helpful throughout our stay. The hotel itself is charming and full of character, set in a historic building in a lovely Kensington neighborhood. It’s also very convenient for Paddington Station, only about a 5–6 minute walk away (though be careful to use the correct station exit). Our balcony overlooked a beautiful street, although signage recommended not to use it. The included breakfast was adequate with plenty of toast and tea, but it was fairly basic and not what I’d consider a full English breakfast (no sausages and only 1 bacon) The main downside was the layout of family rooms 101/102. The setup is awkward for families with younger children: two separate rooms with two different keys, and both doors spring shut automatically, making lockouts easy. The kids’ room has no bathroom, so bathroom access is either through the main bedroom or via a public hallway entrance, which isn’t ideal. The rooms are also very small, with limited outlets and storage. The bathroom was cramped, with a half shower curtain that easily floods the floor. Overall, the setup may work for families with older children, but I wouldn’t recommend it for younger kids. Also, the lift is very small and slow."