We are planning to visit London late July and was thinking about The Clermont Victoria hotel. I was wondering about any feedback from who stayed here before.
And this is first time to London, is Westminster, St. James, Covent Garden, which area will be good place for 1st timer?
I have heard Premier Inn from this forum, is it good place? We are good with clean room with decent size and good breakfast.
Thank you
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For what its worth, I stayed a week at the Clermont Charing Cross and was very happy there. Our room was a good size and modernized. Breakfast was excellent. The location worked well for walking all over and access to the Tube was right next door. The desk and restaurant staff were very pleasant and eager to please. I would assume that Clermont Victoria would have the same ethos, but read the reviews. We got a very good rate with breakfast through TripAdvisor Plus.
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OP
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@Traveller, thank you for the feed back on other hotel. That sounds really fantastic. I am sure it would be same at Victoria location I would expect.
Thank you!!
Posted by
Lake District, England
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The Clermont Victoria gets 4.5 stars on Trip Advisor, which has to be a good sign.
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Washington DC
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I depend a lot on the booking.com hotel reviews, because you can't leave a review on that website if you haven't stayed in the hotel.
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Online reviews have lauded the hotel for its prime location, cozy lodgings, and accommodating staff. When it comes to ideal areas for London first-timers, Westminster and Covent Garden offer convenient proximity to top tourist hotspots like the Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, and the British Museum. For visitors seeking to bask in regal landmarks, St. James presents an attractive option with Buckingham Palace and St. James's Palace. If you're looking for affordable accommodations with decently sized and sanitized rooms, Premier Inn is a popular budget hotel chain that offers a satisfying breakfast spread. It might be worthwhile to add it to your shortlist of London accommodations. I hope it helps! :)
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OP
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Thank you everyone here. It is all really great information. Thank you!!