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First off, London hotels are not family friendly. We are a family of 4 and no hotel rooms can accommodate a group of this immense size. Hotels in London can only accommodate a family of 3. That being said, we knew that going in and we booked two rooms at this property. I called them after I booked the rooms and requested adjoining rooms. Evidently the front desk person didn't understand the term "adjoining". When we checked in, they let me know that they did not have adjoining rooms. My wife and I had to go in between two rooms and split up with each of our daughters each night (because they are 5 and 6).We could handle that and like a previous reviewer mentioned, the breakfast was adequate. What they did not mention is that the wifi does not work in the rooms (rooms 222 and 223 do not have access unless you press your head against the door).. I asked on multiple occasions if they knew they had a Wifi coverage issue and they acted like this is the first they had heard of this. They contacted their IT group straight away (nothing change). They then told me to reset my iPhone and iPad. Really? This is going to fix the fact that their signal does not reach past the bathroom?Lastly, if you are a Diamond member with Hilton don't bother staying here. The level of your status is not acknowledged at this property. I did receive a letter from the Manager at checkin that let me know they were doing renovations and they would be completed by 5pm each night. On top of all this, I asked for a later checkout and they looked at me like I had 3 heads. They gave us a 30 minute extension. This location is very convenient to the Tube and Train Station (Victoria) but it is also right next to some sort of trash processing facility. They process trash up until 1045pm on most nights which is not the best for kids.. All and all, this facility would be ok for business travel (if you don't need Wifi), but don't stay here with your family.

As HH Gold, treated vey well. Booked basic room 90minutes before Saturday arrival for a 1night stay, on a PRxxxx rate. Was given a nicely refurbished Exec Room on top 9th Floor. Room already allocated on arrival, received upgrade to exec room on top 9th floor (no lounge at DT Victoria), welcolme cookie, drink coupon valid for any drink (pint of peer not a half ! ), free internet signon voucher, and welcome letter mentioning I receive a 'full breakfast'. (Also 2x water and free kitkat in room.) TV's bigger (guessing 40") than old description on website. Only the usual freeview channels though. Nice comfortable bed, pillows etc, good work desk/chair, + small table and armchair too. Loads of powerpoints, both work desk at bedside which is better than usual for using laptops on the bed. Room light and airy, nice large window, lots of natural light. Only the bathroom slightly lets me down as large shower cubicle, no bath. That said nice large/thick bath towel, and instant hotwater for the shower. Reception said current hotel refurb and hotel moving to shower only rooms. You can request non-refurb room with baths. If staying more than 1-day, I would have asked to switch rooms as I much prefer baths, and with baths you can still shower anyway if you like. (When I book next night I will add @Bath Wanted@ to reservation booking description field. )This is the second DoubleTree hotel I have stayed up (LHR is the other), both provided an excellent experience. I am now likely to actively add DoubleTree Hotel brand to my choices for other city stays in the future, based on my LHR/Victoria DT experiences.

Great hotel to stay at. A standard Hilton franchise offering. There are (as all hotels are) in the process of renovating the property top down. We stayed in a renovated room and yet the odd thing was the window was broken (not the glass but the hinge mechanism). Also, as with most London hotels, the air conditioning just didnt understand "cold" (thus the open window!).Its a nice hotel though, breakfast was great and the staff were lovely. Will stay again.

I stay at this hotel quite often on business. As London hotels go it's generally OK. The rooms are spacious and clean and breakfast is pretty good. Bar is very expensive and the rooms at the front of the hotel are a nightmare as they overlook the bins for Victoria station which get emptied in the early hours of the morning. During the refurb from the old Hesperian there was a lot of noise ( drilling etc) during the day.

We stayed on one of the refurbished floors. When we checked in our room wasn't quite ready at noon, so we came back around 3:00 and the room had been cleaned. They were apparently still refurbishing the other rooms on the floor as there was quite a bit of construction going on at that time. Everything in the room was great, just had two complaints. One, there is a step up from the room to the bathroom. This is a guaranteed toe stubbing at some point. Also the bed was rock hard. I've stayed at many hotels in Europe and know that mostly they will have harder beds than in the US, but this had to be the hardest bed I've stayed at. Other than these two complaints though everything is perfect about the hotel. The location is great, very close to the train station, close to a number of musicals, many restaurants close by. Will stay here if I go back to London.