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Very small and compact inner city hotel. Rooms pretty cramped and really hard to get in and out of the bath to have a shower. Lighting was poor over the mirrors, but the AC worked well! Overall a little tired and dated, but ok.

Nice place, on top of a pub, but the staff out is on the fourth floor and we had no issues with noise. Nice staff and nice place :)

This place is beautiful. They put a lot of thought into all the details. A true boutique feel. I would absolutely stay again. It is walking distance to King’s Cross Station and the surrounding area is delightful. The only reason I docked it a star is due to the check in process. I booked the place about 48 hours before arrival. They reached out through Expedia asking the time I expected to arrive and they advised I needed to fill a form out. I replied with my arrival time and I advised them the form wouldn’t open correctly (I am a tech capable individual). I did not hear back prior to the day of check in. I understand I had a short booking turn around time, but it shouldn’t have been an option if it would be too much to accommodate. I arrived on check in day a bit early with my luggage just wanting to ask if they could hold it until my room was ready. They did agree to do so, but they looked incredibly put out and acted as if I was really bothering them. I had replied asap on Expedia and had done everything they asked me to that I could. The service could have been friendlier over all. I also don’t perceive this was a cultural difference thing.

Our stay at Clevelend Residences was very pleasant. Our studio apartment was clean, well-kept with all necessary amenities in a nice building 2 min away from Russell underground station and 2 min from food stores, cafes, and a movie theater, not to mention an 8 min walk to the British Museum. We are definitrly coming back! Jane

Kind and helpful staff; very accommodating and delightful. Location was excellent.

I booked a specific place due to the sleeping arrangments, knowing how specific my neurodivergent kid is, needing to sleep in her own bed. Not until we were in the air already flying from the US to London, I was sent a message that they changed us to another apartment, tried to say it was an upgrade. The sleeping arrangment was ruined and 2 kids had to sleep on the couch. The towels weren't any bigger than hand towels and they gave us 5 for 5 people the whole week. Water went all over the floor because the shower glass is very difficult to close enough for the 1st 2 panes without the 3rd one all the way touching you. And since no other towels in the whole place, it was ridiculous. Not even kitchen towels, napkins, or paper towel. Also, while there was a washer/dryer, no detergent and no idea how to work it. And there was nowhere to put anything in the bathroom, there were holes and rust marks where they must have had shelves, but they weren't there anymore. We spent most of our time out of the apartment, thankfully, but disappointing.

After having lunch at the restaurant, we met friends for drinks. Unfortunately service for drinks was not great. Each time we had look for staff to order new drinks.