Russell Hotel London

A quintessential hotel in London that delivers exactly what you would want. The impressive reception is awe inspiring and makes you feel like royalty. I've stayed her twice now. The first was in the Queen Mary suite which is on the second floor. The HUGE queen size bed was the most comfortable bed I have ever been in and the opulent decor made it feel even more special. The second time however I was on the top floor in a smaller, modern room painted in rich red with glass and lights. It was still impressive but not exactly what you want when staying in such an amazing building. The staff are lovely and friendly and will go above and beyond to help out, especially if you ...  Read the complete review

The Hotel Russell, situated along one side of Russell Square in the Bloomsbury area of the city was to be my home for my recent short break in the capital. Being in the hotel industry myself, I don't like to pay a fortune for hotels and I booked the hotel about two months prior to our arrival and managed to secure two double/twin rooms at the rate of £85 per room per night, through a contact. However this special rate was also available on the website, and so is achievable. Given that this rate included breakfast, seemed to be a luxurious four star hotel but at a price not dissimilar to some of the budget accommodation in London, was in walking distance of the theatre ...  Read the complete review

The Russell Hotel is a large, imposing, renaissance style hotel located, yup you guessed it, just opposite Russell Square in London (imaginative these hoteliers eh!). I stayed here on business a couple of weeks ago so I can't say I had much say in the choice, although having been told where I was staying and had a good browse around the website, I must say I was quite pleased with the choice, the only question was would the hotel live up to expectations (and price!) First impressions were definitely good. The hotel is absolutely huge, and looks very impressive on the way in. You go up several steps, past the doorman into a fabulous ...  Read the complete review