This is the third or fourth time here over the past decade or so, so obviously we have no major problems with this hotel, only some cautionary notes. Location couldn’t be better, with easy access to the tube and the “74” bus to downtown, shopping and restaurants nearby. Note that with the number of hotels nearby, restaurant reservations are recommended. Our room size was reasonable, and the bed comfortable. Limited clothes storage. Location is quiet, given its proximity to a major road, due to excellent soundproofing. Very good lighting throughout. One of my pet peeves is doors that squeak and sinks that don’t hold water; this hotel passed both tests successfully. Wifi was good, although not secure. Fridge worked well. There is a “bigger” TV, but no on-screen program listing, and no streaming services, although the remote indicated that capability. Note that continental breakfast tickets can be purchased at 9.50 GBP per person per day, and they seem to be a reasonable value; however, if on an extended stay, one might want to have breakfast elsewhere occasionally, since the breakfast at the hotel is repetitive.

Note that the tub in our room had quite high sides which would give issues for the mobility challenged. Also, the anti-slip provisions in the tub did not extend over the whole floor of the tub. As well, the shower adjustment mechanism is complicated – four separate levers. Why not have an explanation of what each lever does? The only other issue was very inconsistent room cleaning; we never knew what towels we’d have until we returned to the room; housekeeping management needs to kick things up a notch.

Our stay in the Queen Room at the Ashburn Hotel was a delightful experience. We found the room to be surprisingly spacious, especially when compared to the typical room sizes in London. The highlight of our stay was undoubtedly the magnificent bed; it was absolutely fabulous, providing a restful night's sleep. The room was very clean, although it's worth noting that, as an older building, some areas are showing signs of wear and could benefit from a bit of reconditioning. The location of the Ashburn Hotel couldn't have been better. Just a short 4-minute walk from the Gloucester Road tube station, it was extremely convenient for exploring the city. The hotel's staff deserves a special mention; they were not only friendly but also incredibly accommodating and polite, making us feel truly welcome throughout our stay. The breakfast offered at the hotel was quite satisfactory. In particular, the full English breakfast stood out as a delicious and hearty way to start the day. All in all, I would not hesitate to book a room at the Ashburn Hotel again. Our time there was lovely, and the convenient location, welcoming staff, and comfortable room made for a memorable stay. We stayed in room 703, and the only suggestion would be to address the toilet. The cistern took quite a long time to refill, but aside from this minor issue, everything in the room functioned as it should. We look forward to returning for another visit and would recommend the Ashburn Hotel to anyone seeking a comfortable and well-located stay in London.

Fantastic location. 2 min walk from the underground. Lots of nices cafes up the road and national history musuem.

The parking was £50 for 24 hours. Some of the decor was a bit dated and some areas could do with lick of paint in the hotel.

Good sized rooms. Excellent location for sites. Clean. Staff helpful.

Breakfast was a bit basic. Neede a bit more attention: pastries a bit burnt, no milk with tea/coffee, tell the guests the tea pot just has water in it and no tea.

The location is very convenient. Easy to find. Close to underground stop Gloucester road and convenient for transport. The room was comfortable, the bed firm, good insultation, very little noise, the room was large enough (not cramped). Staff are nice, helpful. Location is safe and relatively quiet. Breakfast is satisfactory - either continental or full English breakfast are options.

Heating was a bit too warm, but one could partially open the window to get fresh air. Some furniture is aging, but it was not a big problem.

Plenty of choice for the continental breakfast. I didn't have a cooked one. The room was comfortable and pleasant. I had a view but my friend had a brick wall! There was aircon and toiletries. Daily housekeeping. Staff were very helpful and on request happily gave me bottled water each day. I would stay there again.

Decor is a bit dated but ok. Bathroom skirting, phone cord and the shelving in the cupboard/wardrobe area could have been cleaner. The safe didn't work in my room but it did in my friend's. No bathrobes though they are mentioned on the website but we didn't need them. A great location near to the tube station, a Waitrose and restaurants.

01. Location. 2. Staff especially @ Front Desk. 3. Choose a room suitable for your needs I had a deluxe and a King Room since I stayed on two separate occasions both were great. 4. Despite road facing, the rooms are quiet especially in higher floor. 5. Proximity to tube stations as well as grocery stores.

01. Breakfast is a real weak point. The place is way too small & the selections are inadequate. The refilling takes a while and one has to request for milk, sugar, orange juice as most of these are unavailable. 02. The bath tub can be quite slippery & there definitely needs to be a floor mat.

The Ashburn Hotel is an excellent hotel. The staff were warm, friendly, and always willing to help. Thank-you. The continental breakfast was great, and a special shout out to Abdul and the breakfast staff for making our stay so enjoyable. The King room was spacious and clean. The bathroom was spotless. And, housekeeping were great when we asked for an extra blanket. The hotel is just a 5-minute walk from the Tube station. And, it is close to some great restaurants, museums, and cafés. Thank you Ashburn, we hope to return someday. :)

We were very happy with our stay. Nothing comes to mind.

The staff were an absolute delight, they were exceedingly friendly and helpful. The food was decent, but not exceptional. The room was spacious and clean. The location was a short walk from the metro, although that metro station was NOT handicapped accessible which made it difficult for my mother (who is older) to get up and down the steps. I loved the atmosphere of the place as it was very Victorian and "British" (or what a foreigner would think is British).

The hotel could use updating as it hasn't been renovated in close to 20 years. Where you could see the sign of age the most was in the furniture which needed some cosmetic repairs. However, I still found it to be charming.

Good value hotel. Hotel is very close to Gloucester Road metro station, which has District, Circle and Piccadily line. Hotel is also in walking distance to Victoria Albert Museum, Natural History Museum, Science museum. There are Waitrose market around, and different restaurants from different cusines close to the underground station. Bed also was comfortable. Hotel was clean. We have not the concerns highlighted in another comments regarding the toilet, bath, water system and etc.