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Dont ever stay here! I didn't even think it was still open. We were booked in for a weekend for my birthday a few years ago. We were so disgusted we asked for a refund there + then to which we were refused so went across the road and booked into another Hotel. We sent an email to Expedia on our trip and they sorted it out so we got a refund on our return but obviously it meant having to fork out for 2 nights while we were there. I wouldn't even allow a dog to stay in this sorry excuse for a hotel. I believe there was a man checking in with a lady-of-the night while we were being shown to our room. This wasn't the worst part however. The room was disgusting, there was mould in the wardrobe, pubic hair in the bed, dirty cups on the sideboard and the tiles were all broken in the shower. I don't think I could have even stayed in the room for an hour never mind overnight.

Wonderful location, near everything that counts in London for a foreign tourist. Direct undergournd line from Eurostar railway station.Poor service with Pakistani people not very friendly and always doubting the good will and good faith of the customer.

Took ages to open the door. Entered reception where the standard of food hygiene is posted as satisfactory. After paying for room when up to first landing. and up small stairs. You need to be slim and not have a heavy case. The bedroom stank of dampness with water running down the windows. The outside area was littered with cigarettes from people smoking from their windows. The carpet was dirty and the bathroom was not very clean. No towels unless you ask.

Booked on Corbigoe Hotel's website. One night room for two for ¿¿32 but on arrival was told there was an extra ¿¿5 card processing fee, despite there being no mention of this on the website. The hotel is about a 8-10 minute walk from Victoria railway station, although the website states 3 minutes.The room was up about 6 flights of stairs and was basic. The bed was old and not very comfy, although you do get a TV you can't use unless you descend the endless flights of stairs to get a remote control from reception.There was no heating on in the room in December. Although there was a radiator there seemed to be no way to switch it on.It was OK for the price considering the central London location but overall I can't really recommend anybody stays here. Pay a bit more and stay somewhere nice instead.

Kind of sketchy bathroom, no towels, and the room was very very cold. I travelled alone and the room was one with two double beds, so lots of space but just seemed to make it colder. When I came in, the TV was on and blaring some medical show--I had to ask for the remote even to just turn it off (it was making me feel ill). No spare blankets and I almost couldn't sleep just because I was so cold. You have to turn in your key at reception every time you go out which I did NOT like at all. It felt like I had a curfew. Nice staff but accents a bit thick, couldn't always understand. Was NOT given a choice about being charged 3 pounds for breakfast even though I didn't want it--then it turned out that it was just toast and cereal. Would have gone without if given a choice.