Russell Square Hotel

Name: Russell Square Hotel
Address: 11 Bernard Street London WC1N 1LN,Bernard Street, London, London, England, GB
Rating: 5.2

11 Bernard Street London WC1N 1LN,Bernard Street, LondonView on Map

Smoke-free

About this property

A very nice place to stay for a reasonable price - hotel "Russell Square Hotel" is located in London. This hotel is located nearby from the city center. You can take a walk and explore the neighbourhood area of the hotel — Russell Square, The Horse Hospital and Brunswick Centre. Location There are other services available for the guests of the hotel. For example, a laundry. At the hotel

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24h reception

Good to know

Check-in: From 15:00
Check-out: Until 12:00
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
Smoking: Smoke-free
Room types: 4

Room Information

Rooms

1 / 4

1 Bedroom Double Suite

2 guests
full double bed
Private bathroom

mirror
private-bathroom
safe
telephone
toiletries
towels

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1 / 6

1 Bedroom Standard Single room

1 guest
Private bathroom

hairdryer
private-bathroom
tv

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1 / 1

Standard Double room

2 guests
full double bed
Private bathroom

hairdryer
private-bathroom
tv

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1 / 2

Standard Quadruple room

4 guests
Private bathroom

hairdryer
private-bathroom
tv

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Guest reviews

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Guest Rating

5.2/10

Average

124 reviews

Featured review

Abie C.

January 2026

2/10

I’m absolutely furious and will take this complaint higher up. The owners should be ashamed of how they treated disabled guests. We had to bang on the door until a tiny lady in her pyjamas answered, and she couldn’t speak English. The owners will face the consequences. The place was disgusting, and we got no sleep. It confirmed wheelchair accessibility, yet there were three stairs at the entrance and no alternative way in. The doors weren’t wheelchair friendly, and the floors were uneven everywhere. Dust and yellow tar covered the walls. I couldn’t lock or unlock the door from my wheelchair. My supposed apartment room was tiny and missing the advertised kitchen, sofa and single bed. It had two double beds and a folded-up bed with no mattress. There was also a step up to the toilet. My wheelchair wouldn’t fit in the room, so it had to stay in the hallway, risking the security of my belongings and creating a major trip hazard. The toilet and shower weren’t accessible, and the shower only gave frozen cold water. I couldn’t open the windows, so my friend had to. Once open, anyone could climb in or out, or snatch our things. I was also worried about worse risks, including trafficking, as the place was beside a train station with construction going all night and homeless, dodgy people lurking outside because it was lit up and open. The beds barely fit the medical equipment I need to sleep. I also need boiled water for my equipment and a kitchen for my diet, but neither was there, despite being listed in the booking accommodations. I wouldn’t put my worst enemy here. It’s not worth the sleep.

Avery C.

December 2025

2/10

The room didn’t match what I booked on Booking.com: I expected a spacious three-bed apartment with a kitchenette, kettle, and coffee maker, but got a cramped room packed with furniture and neither appliance. The bedding was stained and didn’t look changed, and there wasn’t even a toilet seat. The listing promised a 24-hour reception, but nobody answered the bell when I went to complain. I waited an hour, then tried the supplied phone number, which was disconnected. Booking.com told me they couldn’t reach an agreement with the hotel. I’d already paid in advance, and couldn’t get anyone there to respond. The photos and advertising felt fake, and this whole experience felt like a sham.

William K.

July 2026

10/10

For $100 in London, some Americans seem to expect The Savoy. This is a decent hotel if you have a more realistic idea of what everyday life costs. You get what you pay for.

Minji P.

January 2026

2/10

I waited outside for about an hour after arriving, but nobody opened the door. The hotel’s phone number couldn’t be reached either. It felt like a scam. I should have checked the reviews first. That was my mistake, and the stay cost me time and money.

Sabrina W.

June 2024

2/10

The only thing I liked was being close to the tube station. We thought that made this place a good deal, but I’d spend a bit more and stay somewhere else. We arrived a little before check-in with another group. The hotel was locked, and nobody answered the door or bell for 30 minutes. We eventually had to call out to other guests to find the person looking after the place. The phone number on the booking didn’t work either. When we finally got inside the so-called lobby, the owner or staff member told us to leave our bags in an unlocked room and go away until our room was ready. The room was filthy. They advertise air conditioning, but all we had was one tiny fan and an old window to open. The bathroom was tiny and dated, with no window or fan, and the shower pressure was awful. The bed was too small for a couple, despite the listing, and the walls were so thin that it sounded like someone was banging on our door or trying to get in. Sleeping was impossible.