The Beverley Hotel

Perfect base for a London weekend if all you want is somewhere nice to sleep as a single or a couple. I can’t speak for families. I don’t think I would return with our 8 yr old daughter due to room size. Remarkably quiet being so close to Victoria and free street parking outside at the weekend. Nice breakfast restaurants 3 minute walk. We will stay again when we want to drive into London and leave our car.

Small family run hotel Great location No lift

Location is pretty good as it’s about 25-30 mins away from Big Ben, River and some other attractions. Also 10 mins away from Victoria station which is one of the major hubs if you are taking the tube. The room itself was ok ish but so tiny and unimpressive that it’s only good for sleeping at night. If you plan to have some down time or are travelling with your partner and family, I don’t recommend this hotel. This is part of a big block of buildings and seems like every entrance is contracted via a unique hotel name, but essentially all 7-10 hotels in that block is part of one big building. My room was in the 3rd floor, you don’t get any view but be ready to haul your luggage through narrow stairs. I stayed at one of its “luxury” flats and I gotta say that the definition of luxury perhaps means something else in London. Plus no AC in apartment building with air circulation not really great. Overall, ok for solo travelers on budget but I couldn’t find it pleasant enough to want to spend any more time in the room than necessary.

We came here as a family with 2 young kids for 2 nights. We were on a budget but wanted something in a good location. And did we ever get that! We walked everywhere from our doorstep including Buckingham Palace (20 minutes), Westminster abbey (20 minutes) and the London eye (an additional 10 minutes past Westminster). Victoria station was a mere 4 minute walk. And so many shops and restaurants. The neighbourhood has the cutest restaurants around the corner, coffee shops and stores. We ate twice at Hatch 77 for brunch (10/10 recommend eating there!) and grabbed coffees at the shop around the corner. The hotel is certainly boutique… small and cheerful. Our room was clean and nicely decorated, the location unique! we had to walk down a hallway, down a flight of stairs, down another hallway, through a door to an outdoor courtyard area, up a few steps and our room was on its own adjacent that courtyard. Cons: the room smelled a bit musty upon arrival, so we had to air it out when we got there. The journey to the room at first was a bit jarring (I now look back on it with fondness!) and there was a lot of construction noise during the day. Also, there is a coffee machine in the room but no fridge or microwave. Also the pull-out couch was really bad on my 38-year old back. Not a big deal. If we stay again I’ll sleep on the main bed every night! Those are very small cons, because we otherwise loved this hotel and would absolutely recommenD!

My family and I liked the location. The room was smaller than expected. The power kept going out and not sure if it was through out the property or just in our room which was located out back. Our room also smelled slightly like mildew and there was poor ventilation. Staff, at times were helpful.

Adorable little garden suite we stayed in. Only issue was we have small children who need black out blinds and theirs didn’t fully close there was about a foot gap

Bathroom had mould in shower and on walls. Room smelled musty. We had a family room, which was very small and was in what looked like an old shed in the garden.

The hotel is charming, and a very short walk from Victoria Station. Nearby restaurants, walking distance to Buckingham Palace, Westminister Abbey and Big Ben. We also walked to Trafalgar Square, St. Paul's Cathedral and The Tower of London from the hotel. The staff were wonderful. A shout out to Chetty, Barath and Clemelyn who welcomed us like family back to the hotel after our days exploring London. We had a pullout sofa bed in our room for our 2 adult children (18 & 21), that they found uncomfortable (bar in the back, typical of sofabeds). The main bed however was very comfortable. Breakfast could have been open a bit later - my only suggestion. Overall, we loved our stay at The Beverly.

We booked a family room as there were 2 adults and 2 children. On arrival we were instructed there were no family rooms and were given one double and one twin. Rooms at the top of the building up several flights of stairs with a daughter who has cerebral palsy this was not ideal. The hotel was full and no other rooms available. The double was cramped and at the back of the building. We could hear the gentleman next door coughing, going to the bathroom and even talking. Noise carried and the bathroom door, which was a slider door, would not close and had no lock. Breakfast was continental and limited choice. Shame as staff were lovely but hotel facilities mediocre. Room cramped and stairs a problem.