The location of the property is great, close to everything. The room was very clean and cosy. Staff is nice and we were able to check in a bit earlier.

It can get loud at night during weekends due to the pub downstairs. It would be nice to have some more storage space for clothes and specially toiletries- there was certainly space in our room for that. Also, charging £10 per bag for storage is not something we have ever had to do.

Staff were lovely, room was compact but had everything you needed. Impressed with the size of shower they had fitted in - walk in rather than tiny cubicle. As a solo traveller having a double bed is great. Location was fantastic for theatreland and was chosen as I have issues walking. Hotel has a lift to all floors which also helps with mobility worries.

Terrible pillows. I was in a lower floor room. A lot of noise around 11.30 - 12.30 at night and again at 6/6.30 in a morning for around an hour including dragging furniture etc I assume that there was some sort of kitchen/staff room etc above me and it was staff clearing up after shutting the bar and opening up in a morning but not helpful.

Perfect location, perfect service! We booked at the last minute for a family of 4. Needed to book 2 rooms (no family rooms / options available). The rooms are teeny tiny (one of our rooms didn't have a window), beds are very comfortable and the rooms were very quiet despite how busy the streets are. Molten Brown products were a nice added bonus! We were traveling in Europe for a few weeks and out of the 8 different hotels we stayed, this was our favorite - for its charm & location.

Bar downstairs did run out of breakfast food one morning, so be sure to go early if you are counting on getting a bite downstairs.

Good location : near the subway (3 lines) to go to a lot of places, also easily to go to the airport by subway (central/ elizabeth line). Near also bars and restaurants so you can eat pretty easily. If you travel with a big luggage, the room (with no windows, so located at level -1) is a little small for it but it's written on the announce. The room was clean (including the bathroom), the bed was comfortable. If you are clostrophobic, the windowless room is not recommended for you.

Missing a water-heating kettle on the room (for coffee or tea). But you can ask hot water at the bar of the hotel and they can give it to you. Be informed that you need to pay 10£ to keep your luggage if you need them to keep it after check-out.

The hotel has a luxurious feel, despite the size of the rooms. The rooms themselves are well laid out, and make good use of the limited space. The fittings are high quality and the whole place looked to be very clean. The staff were friendly and helpful on arrival. Location was excellent. This is my second time staying at this hotel for Central London events, and it has been good both times - I will definitely make use of it again!

The rooms down in the basement don't seem to have the best sound proofing (I do not recall having this issue on my previous visit on one of the higher floors) - I was woken by a noisy neighbour at 6.30am. But this is luck of the draw, I guess! The room size could be prohibitive for a couple, or anyone travelling with any kind of luggage. But for one traveller with only a backpack and handbag, it was perfectly servicable.

Lovely big comfy bed, decor felt very luxurious, private entrance meant we didn't have to walk through the bar. Shower pressure was amazing and room was pitch black and quiet so had a great night's sleep Decent price for London and good area for where we needed to be in Soho.

Room was very small basically only fit the bed with about two feet of space left on one side, not good if you had mobility issues and have to climb onto the bed but was ok for us. Was also an interior room which again is alright but did feel a bit strange being so small and having no windows (bonus was the pitch darkness at night). The tea is awful, it's strange coffee machine capsules and is basically undrinkable. I appreciate the coffee machine was a luxury so that was nice to have but a simple tea bag would have been a lot nicer.

The room was very small but we knew this when we booked. it was very clean and the bathroom was good. There were coffee making facilities but nowhere to store your clothes. The small cocktail bar downstairs was really nice and the staff were all very friendly and helpful, The location was excellent - very central to everything and lots of bars and restaurants nearby.

we knew that the room was small but it was a little difficult to get in & out of the bed as it was pushed up against the wall so one person had to climb over the other to get in and out. Having said that it was a very comfortable bed. We stayed for 3 nights but I would pick a bigger room if staying for longer.

The location of Mimi's is excellent. It is within walking distance to almost everywhere in Central London and many of my favourite spots. The team at both the hotel and the bar are welcoming and friendly, I guess that's expected for the price you pay, though. The cocktails were great and they aren't stingy with the room water like some hotels I've been to. Amazing what they've managed to pack into such a small space.

The small space is incredibly small, perfect for a single night, and a solo traveller, but it came with quite the hefty price tag. Sadly, my stay was over Pride weekend, so I'm not sure there would've been a cheaper option within a suitable distance, so I saved some pennies on taxis. I had a room without windows. If you're not great in tight spaces, I wouldn't recommend it. I also felt that £10 to hold your bag is a bit steep when you've paid £200 for a room that's smaller than my bathroom.

Location is perfect. Room is handsome with wood floors and detailing.. great big bed. Good towels. The rooms in the 'annex' part of the hotel seem to either face the street or face an air shaft with a vent. I don't think a window on an air shaft (even a small balcony on an air shaft) should really qualify as a "room with window". After 2 days, I was switched to the front which was infinitely nicer. There is sound from the clubs - but the double-windows almost entirely blocks it out (I wasn't bothered.. but a very sensitive person might be..) The staff is very sweet and charming - thank you to them for arranging the change of room.

It was nearly impossible to close the door (I had to use my full body weight to swing it shut).. and the light switches were very temperamental. The faucet was also coming loose from the sink.. and there wasn't a coat hook or hanger. So it all felt a bit disfunctional. I also can't imagine why there was a portrait of Chairman Mao on the wall (responsible for so many millions of deaths) - but it was easy to detach it and turn it around.. Apparently there is a fee to leave bags - which struck me as really pretty tacky.

Location was great.

When I arrived only the first night had been debited on the card and it was paid by a company credit card and I didn't have the card on me. It was a hassle to get a copy of the card and fill in the authorisation form. I suggest in the future if this is required it is emailed to the person who has booked the accommodation so it can be filled out in advance or there is a tick box at the time of booking to authorise full payment after a particular date. I was told I couldn't have access to the room until full payment had been made even thought payment had been made for one night and I had a meeting I need to attend and did not want to leave my bags in the hold room. Service on the front desk could have been better albeit, it was polite.