Stayed here back in august 2011 with my wife for three nights, excellent location just around the corner from Russell square tube station. We had a room overlooking the courtyard at the main entrance so our room was very quiet with no passing street traffic. Breakfast was just ok and the breakfast room was very busy for the weekend but... More

Our weekend break consisted of a trip to the theatre that was close enough to walk to (Queens - 15 minutes away and 10 minute walk from Euston) It was a large hotel, looked like it needed a makeover. Pleasant friendly staff greeted us, we had booked an executive suite. The room was spacious and on the surface clean. The... More

Have just returned from weekend break with my husband. We stayed at the Hotel a few months back and gave it 4 star rating, but this time felt for the price we paid and service we received warranted a 5. This is a well priced, budget 3 star hotel in centre of London in an extremely convenient location and I... More

I went to the Imperial Hotel in Russel Square with my grandma for holydays, the first time for the first 4 days of the holidays and secondly at the end of it after a little trip around England. Those two experiences were very different, the first one was great. We've been upgraded to an executive room when we arrived, the... More

Stayed 5 nights on mixed business/leisure trip. Room was well sized, comfortable and good for working in. First night's meal in sister hotel Bedford's restaurant was disappointing. Breakfasts were good. More

just what we needed a clean hotel good breakfast good night sleep one stop on underground from kings cross or the bus nice helpful staff, good price More

This is not a very posh hotel, but comfortable, and well located near the British Museum, and short walk to two tube stations. The full breakfast is nice, but not great. It is filling, and with the price of everything in London so high, it helps to fill up at breakfast. The staff was nice, and the free wi-fi was... More

Just returned from London. Hotel Imperial is like most other hotels in London, old and the interior is oldfashioned. The staff in reception not friendly at all. The breakfast was terrible. You cannot even get cheese. But eggs with eggs and terrible toast bread. You sleep in a sheet only. Hello London, we are in 2012 and down comforters have... More

This is a massive hotel with nearly 500 rooms, so approximately 1000 guests. It is busy, very busy. There are long corridors to walk down to get to your room, and so when trying to sleep at night you can hear people wandering down the corridors, talking/shouting, banging door etc. Our room was overlooking the air-conditioning unit, and so combined... More