Jubilee Hotel

Customer service was fab, I gave 5 stars as you get what you pay for, the room has a comfy bed and shower. kettle and cups were dirty so we didn't use them.

I still remember our 2nd night's stay here after we spent the first night in a much more beautiful n luxurious hotel to save some money, the beds r not comfy but room and bathroom were clean nd the staff were sooo hospitable and I loved the dining players ambience. The breakfast was good too, yeah was veg. though. But in such a great location the price was worth.

This hotel focuses on your minimum requirements for a cheaper price. However, they fell short on a few minimum requirements in my stay. This included: 1. Uncomfortable/caved mattress (photo attached) 2. Shower head caked in limescale (photo attached) 3. Breakfast had been cancelled despite pre-paying and showing up on time. No alternative, refund or apology was offered. Otherwise, the stay was adequate.

A digital television is provided but the picture quality is low. Towels and two bar soaps are provided. The decor could use an update but is otherwise suitable. While I expected a low grade hotel, I feel the establishment achieves less than needed for a pleasant, or even basic, stay.

Rooms are old and dirty. The guy at reception was playing a game in his mobile phone and didn't stop to talk to us and gave the ket to our room. Breakfast is a basic one but it's the only positive thing in the hotel. There's no lift either.

One star hotel, at best. Our was very dated and dingy - including peeling paint on the walls and a dirty french door on a small communal patio. The toilet was extremely small and had mould throughout, in the shower, by the sink, etc. The patio door couldn't be locked either, so we didn't leave anything valuable in the room. Breakfast was ok, but the dishes were a bit dirty and looked to have been poorly cleaned. Would not recommend.

To start with, I was in a top floor room and had to climb 7 flights of stairs (no elevator and the front desk staff wasn't helping) twice to get my bags up. When I finally made it to the room, it was sweltering with the heater blasting. Turned that off and tried to open the window-can't it's bolted shut. No circulation of air and I'm literally suffocating.

I'm also covered in sweat from the two round trips hauling luggage up 7 flights of stairs so try to shower before going out again. No hot water, not just "not hot" but actually icy and near freezing temperature and no towel.just a bath mat towel already thrown on the floor that I'm not touching. Same thing that night and the next morning, no response from staff on fixing it. No WiFi. Horrible mess of a hotel.

Inexpensive place to stay at in London. You get what you pay for. We had no air conditioning through out our stay, wasn't too bad during the cool days but when it got warm it became stifling. The room was tight but it had everything we needed. Breakfast was simple but it hit the spot. Staff was friendly and efficient. We chose this place for its location and we were very happy for that.

Excellent location (literally just down the road from Victoria coach station). Comfortable room, friendly staff. Small bathroom (but you don't live in the bathroom), always hot water. Beds were comfy. Kettle in room with tea/coffee and milk. It's about a 10 minute walk from the front of Buckingham palace. Breakfast was okay, wasn't a full English or nothing but plenty of food. Please remember its a 2 star hotel, if you want a 5 star or 5 star quality then you need to book into a 5 star hotel.

You all know in London the accommodation is small and expensive. This is a pure fact, with all the waves of tourists visiting. This bed and breakfast could make a small effort to make the basic accommodation a bit more professional. Pros. The location. Few steps away from Victoria coach station and a bit longer for the train station. Walking distance to the main attractions if 5km one way is acceptable for you. Cons.

Very basic room. Small bathroom with a small and uncomfortable sink to wash your face. Breakfast is served in a room which seems to be multifuncional. Breakfast room, storage room and baggage deposit.

We had a room on the lower level and it was serviceable. The bed wasn't very comfortable and the room was pretty cramped. I could lay on the bed and stretch my arms out, touch one wall and almost touch the other. I've never seen such a small bathroom before. The shower was disgusting. The staff answered all our questions, but they didn't seem happy about it.

It was ok for us as we only spent 2 nights there and were only in the room to sleep. It's really close to Victoria Station and within walking distance of Buckingham Palace and other sights. We won't be staying there again.

Booked on hotels.com for a party of three. The hotel is an easy 10 minute walk from Victoria metro/train station situated on the south face of leafy Eccleston Square. Our room was huge - space to sleep six - but rather tired and with an odd aroma. That said, for being in the basement we had ample natural lighting and access to fresh air. Reception is manned 24-hours; you deposit the key when you leave.

Safe in the room. Wifi is paid but we were able to connect to a neighboring network gratis. Breakfast is included but basic - cereal, yogurt, OJ, tea. Service varies - reception was friendly but we found the breakfast attendant rather brusque. They advertise a fee for bag drop but we left ours for free. Quiet, comfortable, not a bad location - this is a solid option.

For its price, this is a very comfortable hotel. it is cheap, but I have stayed a number of times. No lift, I have had a quiet room at the back of the hotel, with ensuite. Room appears to have been squeezed out of stairwell space, but it was fine. Tea and coffee making facilities were provided. Friendly staff. Basic breakfast in the morning, nothing hot except toast and tea. Very convenient for Victoria station and Westminster.