Hub By Premier Inn London Covent Garden

The main value of this hotel is its proximity to tourist attractions.

Our room wasn't the cleanest - in the sense that the rugs had stains and the corners of the floors were kind of gross - but I guess that makes sense with it being used mainly for wheelchairs. The TV also glowed the first night, but it was fixed after we pointed it out. What made this stay was the staff - friendly, efficient and helpful. They were doing more than their best. The bed itself, which was quite large, was also quite comfortable. But to the owners - please remember... Just because someone is differently abled, it shouldn't mean that they should not also have clean and modern things.

The hotel is very well situated, very close to Trafalgar Square, many theaters, Covent Garden, etc. The room had some stains on the carpet that didn’t look good. Breakfast was included, but there was no protein besides yogurt. It would have been nice to have some cheese, ham or eggs to go with all that bread. Because of the location it was a good experience.

You're booking for location, that's it. It's like the Ryanair of hotels. Easy, free luggage storage. Early check-in will cost you about 50 pounds, which might be worth it for you after an overnight flight. We opted to do the Tootbus on/off bus tour with our extra time, the green route (1 hr) and red route (2 hrs) both have stops close by. The rooms resemble an interior room on a cruise ship - extremely efficient space usage, no outside light, bathroom with frosted glass walls and door. If you're a twosome, one of you will sleep against the wall and hopefully not need the loo in the middle of the night. If you are short, you'll need to hop up into the bed as there is a large, lighted, luggage storage drawer under the bed. We only did breakfast on our last day, grabbing takeaway coffees and croissants. We were happy with our two-night stay.