Arrived late so not sure if the hotel put me in Room 101 as they were fully booked or just because it was a corporate booking. The room was clean and felt newish, that's the good news
The room is awfully small, it was probably a storage cupboard in a previous life. Entering the room immediately and the end of stairs, the door opens to the right and pretty much hits the Ben. The bed is fitted in a recess, one third of the bed tests behind effectively the door opening. (Stairwell) the desk is so small that the hotel struggled to include tea making facilities, phone, glass and light. Underneath the desk, the part where your legs go should you want to sit at the desk, is a safe, therefore, no hope of sitting at the desk. The space to hand clothes is a waste of time. The bathroom is so narrow, horrid image time, out sitting on the loo, your knees are touching the opposite wall.
Frankly there is no chance to dl any work in the room.
Rooms like this should not be sold or before the time of booking he hotel should make it clea.
Lessons
1. Never stay in room 101
2. Not sure I would stay in the hotel as this experience has not inspired me to do so
3. Do not arrive late and overly tired
4. Maybe ask what room you are being booked into as part of the process

The hotel is cozy, single room was a bit small but was really clean and had everything I needed.. The location of the hotel is awesome, very short walking distance from the tube and had all shops and restaurants I thought of around, the price is reasonable compared to London.

The staff were amazing! everyone was smiling and welling to help. especially Saeed & Roxana who were awesomely helpful and welcoming, great guys!

Don't expect much of the breakfast, it is a cold breakfast and to be honest I would go for a booking without a breakfast next time, as Bakehaus, Costa and other places were around.

And one last thing, the scent you smell when you enter the main door of the hotel is amazing!