Hellenic Hotel London by Saba

Lovely hotels, great team and very high standards of cleanliness. The room is always spotless after the cleaners come, and everyone is very lovely ❤️ It’s a budget hotel, so if you are expecting a luxury hotel, I think a lot of the reviews below are people expecting luxury service at budget prices - you get what you pay for and at the asking price this is the best in the area. If you are planning to spend a lot of time out and about in a central location, have somewhere clean and safe to stay - this is a great choice. It’s London, so there are always noises and people on the streets - but the room is isolated and has a locked door so you are safe from anything happening outside.

3 weeks ago · via Google

Rude and Homophobic Staff( receptionist ) Awful experience. The staff I might say “one of the receptionist “ a old man was extremely rude and made homophobic comments. My room keys didn’t work, and they left me waiting for over an hour to fix it even though staff were clearly available. They acted as if helping me was some kind of favour or free stay. Totally unacceptable — I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone, especially LGBTQ+ travellers apart from that it’s very dirty hotel stay away if you want to have a nice holidays in London

9 months ago · via Google

First of all, I have to commend the photographer for letting the hotel seem larger and more luxurious than it ever will be. I had a single room which in it's entirety was smaller than the german minimum for solitary confinement cells. Fittingly, the bathroom was minuscule and if I had been overweight, I doubt I would have been able to use the toilet or shower as it was such a tight fit. The room was clean enough, if you disregard the mold in the bathroom tile grouts. The mattress and funnily enough the bed itself was springy and I felt as if it wanted to throw me out every time I moved, I felt the individual steel coils while laying down. As my room faced the main street and the window wasn't closing tightly, I heard every emergency service vehicle passing by and all the noisy people on the street during the night. The walls are also very thin, which is why I heard too many things from the adjacent room. Don't be fooled by the website stating there will be a continental breakfast. Toast, beans, fried or scrambled eggs, joghurt, milk, cereal, fruit salad, cheap tea or instant coffee, water and orange juice, porridge, apples and oranges. Those are pretty much your options, there is no variety and an abundance of monotony. My room was equipped with an electric kettle, but the sink was too small to be able to conveniently fill it, instant coffee, tea, milk and sugar are provided on the miniature cabinett featuring two small drawers and representing all the storage in the room, apart from a towel rack. This hotel represents the absolute minimum for the price. It's an old town house which was converted by an investor for maximum profit, which seems to work seeing as the owner also possesses multiple other hotels of this sort in this street. I can't in good conscience recommend it, but it suffices if you don't get anything else. A positive aspect though is the proximity to public transport, there are busstops nearby and it's a 10 minute walk to a major underground hub featuring four different lines, also try the Thai Rice Group restaurant nearby, the food was excellent!

2 years ago · via Google

Rooms was on top floor experienced water heater/shower noise for other rooms throughout the night. Bed was comfy but wobbly so any movement caused bed to move. Also bed was against a wall under sloping eves with bed across bottom as it was a family room so very difficult to get up. Fridge was broken, shower was hot and decent but drain clogged quickly. Location was close to tube.

2 years ago · via Google