You get what you pay for at the Citadines. Basic studio apartment style rooms furnished with cheap but sturdy and functional furniture. It reminded me of student accommodation at a university. I had a pull out sofa bed in my room (relatively comfortable). Rooms are serviced once a week only unless you ask (and pay) for additional service ahead of time. My only complaint really is the unsightly (dirty and soiled looking) carpets throughout the hotel corridors and rooms. I was glad I had brought a pair of flip flops to walk on in the room as I would not have my feet touch the carpet. I would urge management to do something about this as a priority. There are no amenities in the Citadines itself - but the YMCA across the road has a well equipped gym which accepts guests for £8/day. The only bit of in-room luxury is a relatively strong Wifi connection. I stayed here because of the low rates and prime location in central London and that was what I got (together with quiet and fairly spacious room). Not recommended if you are looking for a romantic city break or special touches.

Was really unhappy to find that the room advertised as a studio double isn't a double but a sofa bed and a pop up bed..... Not impressed.

The room was small and in need of re-decorating.

Bathroom was nice and clean with a good shower though.

The Hotel is very good. Its very near to Tube. Staff is very good and helpful.Have three Indian hotels around. It also has a complete kitchen set-up with utensils as well.That’s the best part.

I stayed here for a week. The area is not so good but its close to financial area of London and to a walking distance to a lot of historical places.

The main negative points are pull out sofa and bed sheets.

Rooms are very small, not convenient for long stay.
Staff is very helpful
24 hrs reception
free internet (wired and wireless)