This is listed in RS London guide book. Stayed Feb 2022.
It is a basic hotel with a fantastic location.
I was surprised that it has a functioning modern lift.
Room was small but adequate.
Very good Italian restaurant right next door.
Good breakfast place a block away.
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Northamptonshire, England
27718 posts
how was the night-time noise at Seven Dials?
Posted by
OP
Longview WA, USA
7 posts
I was on the top floor, and stayed during the week.
I didn't have a problem sleeping. The location is away from the pubs, toward Shaftesbury Avenue.
The price I paid was very low, possibly because I booked early, when it was still unknown whether things would open up.
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Citizen of the World
415 posts
How funny-I just did a search of London value-hotels for a friend and among the three finalists was the Seven Dials Hotel! That raised the question as to how it came to be named the Seven Dials.
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OP
Longview WA, USA
7 posts
It is pretty close to the Seven Dials area, just north of Covent Garden.
Six streets converge on a point, and I think there is a clock there.
Here is a history article: https://www.sevendials.co.uk/history/
Posted by
toronto
272 posts
Just booked for November. The location looks great and it seems that the room has all I need.
Posted by
Washington DC
21062 posts
Looks like a real possibility for non-summer trips. There's no air conditioning.