Excellent location. Lovely staff, they were so friendly and helpful. The building is lovely and decorated nicely. For how close to Covent Garden it was I was surprised at how little noise there was on an evening. Really great that they let us store our bags on arrival and departure so that we could explore the city.

As a word of warning there is no elevator which we knew upon booking. Just something to be aware of if you require one. I must add that reception did kindly offer to help with our bags had we needed it.

Staff were excellent. Contact prior to visiting days was excellent. At hotel really friendly and nothing too much trouble . We could t have asked for a better location. I did do my homework but it was better than expected.

Having a refreshment facility even if via reception request would have been nice ( even though coffee and tea in the room. It did look a tad tired in places but it was an innercity hotel. One thing that I did find questionable was I requested a downstairs room due to mobility issues and the bathroom was on a lower level with 3 stairs to get to it. OK it was manageable but worthy of note. If I had been less mobile it could have been an issue

The location was superb. Very close to a lot of attractions and shops which made them accessible on foot. The staff were nice enough that despite having no lift and our room being on the 2nd dloor, they held our luggage free of charge and found it in our room when we checked in. Also when checking out, we were told to leave luggage in the room and we found it downstairs in the lugagge room when we returned for collection at the end of the day. We had water and coffee refills everyday which was amazing. The hotel also had the door locked around midnight which was appreciated too and felt safer

The room could do with some refurbishing touch ups and maybe cleaner AC filters but other than that everything was superb

The location is unrivalled. Close to Covent Garden Tube Station, a few strides from The Royal Opera House and Covent Garden’s pubs, restaurants and street scene. Our room was perfectly adequate with everything we needed. It’s not flash, slick or pretentious it’s a decent room with a good bathroom in the best location. Oh, and despite being close to everything it was blissfully quiet, I didn’t hear a sound all night. I didn’t ask about breakfast as I assume they don’t offer it. There are plenty of places nearby for that.

There’s little to moan about without being uber picky.

We had a great time staying in this hotel. We stayed in “Flat 1”, which is a ground floor one bedroom apartment with a kitchen, dining, and two sleep couches in the living area. There are plenty of towels, bedding, and some tea/coffee in the well-equipped kitchen with a water boiler. Equipment we didn’t use: washer/dryer, ironing board, stove, oven, toaster, dish washer and microwave. The location is a dream, in a fairly quiet pedestrian side street opposite the Royal Opera House. Staff was very accommodating and helpful. For those sensitive to noise, the bedroom window faces the street (no cars etc., but some walking and loud talking). It didn’t stop me from sleeping quite well though. The wooden floors do creak a bit, so one can hear when people walk around upstairs. Also, perhaps not ideal for sharing this with apartment with non-family, the shower is a part of the main bedroom, with a separate toilet and sink in the hall.

Location very good. Most staff friendly.

Having checked out and been kindly allowed to leave my bags in storage until 8pm that evening, I was equally kindly permitted by the very nice female receptionist to sit in the small reception area for a couple of hours quietly working on my laptop. A male manager (?) came in at one stage and commented to the receptionist along the lines of "Has he taken up residence? We have rooms available to book you know." I explained I had stored my bags and been granted permission to sit there. It was a cringeworthy and insulting comment that embarrassed me (and was intended to do so). A hitherto nice experience (with otherwise impeccable front desk staff) seriously undermined by one crass individual.

Situated in a quiet pedestrian street Fielding Hotel is the perfect location to explore the Covent Garden and Theatre area. Our room was on two levels, a small staircase lead down to a lounge and the shower room, it was different and worked really well. Bed very comfortable and shower room facilities very good. The staff were lovely, helpful, polite, always smiling. They made us feel really welcome. Although the hotel doesn’t have a restaurant there are many options for breakfast and dinner within a few minutes walk. We thought it good value for money. When we plan our next trip to London we will definitely stay at the Fielding Hotel.

Nothing, it was all very good.

Excellent convenient location, friendly staff, comfortable bed, good sized shower cubicle Tea and coffee making facilities in the room. Room serviced and water replenished. Good wardrobe and desk Quiet at night. Good choice of cafes and restaurants nearby Willing to store bags before and after check-in/out

Up 2 flights of narrow stairs - it wasn't an issue for us but could have been Curtains coming off their fittings - needed attention. Some stains on soft furnishings. Generally clean but a bit of extra attention needed No handle on wardrobe door - had to open with fingernails! Bedside cabinet door didn't fit. Great spot in need of some refurbishment

This is a charming little hotel right in the middle of London, about 2 minutes' walk from Covent Garden (both the place and the tube station) and less than a minute from the Royal Opera House, which was the reason for our stay. It's a townhouse that has been converted into a hotel, so no lift (no good if you can't manage stairs). Our room was number 25, on the 2nd floor so quite a few stairs. It was pleasant and well put together. A king size double bed, very comfortable (though the pillows were a bit cardboardy). Then our bathroom was down a short flight of steps in our room, with an excellent desk / work area just outside the bathroom. If you needed to spend the day working, this space was brilliant - lots of plugs, good light, good sized desk, private. The bathroom was well-appointed and all good. So many hotels have the bathroom door so close to the bedroom that it becomes a not very private experience, but in contrast this was great! Best of all was the cost. To get somewhere decent in this location, for the price we paid (£165 midweek in January) was brilliant. Is it full luxury? No. But it's much nicer than a Premier Inn type place, more character and absolutely superbly located. Coming out the opera at 10pm and being in our room by 10.01pm was fantastic!

This isn't a Top Luxury hotel, but honestly it's really not bad at all. My niggles are very nit-picky, and for somewhere pleasant, clean, and central you can't go wrong here. We could have done with a bedside table on both sides of the bed and proper bedside lights. We also needed a plug on both sides of the bed so that both of us could plug in our phones and have them beside us as we use them as alarm clocks. I would also have been grateful for a shelf in the shower to put toiletries. As I say, these were small niggles. I'd certainly come back.

Excellent location right in the middle of Covent Garden near numerous pubs and cafes and restaurants, and 1 minute walk from the Opera House. The staff were very helpful and friendly. The room had great facilities. Tea and coffee and biscuits as well as a good shower etc. The only slight downside was it was a little noisy from people walking past internally. I think this is because it is not a purpose built hotel, but an old house, so it doesn't have so much sound proofing. However, this was only occasional, and there was no noise from outside as you are in a quiet pedestrian cul de sac. The hotel room was very comfortable and I would definitely recommend here for a good hotel in a great location.

Slightly noisy from other guests