Hotels near Fitzrovia, London

"Pros: Great location, right next to UCL, a five-minute walk from Euston Station, and about a ten-minute walk from King's Cross Station. You can get there by bus, just get off at Russell Square. The British Museum is also within walking distance. There are many restaurants and convenience stores around the hotel, which is very convenient. Cons: The facilities are old, and small rooms are common in London, so I won't dwell on that. The sink is incredibly small, only about 30 cm wide, which feels very cramped. My biggest complaint is that the window is as thin as paper; I've never seen such thin windows in the UK. It offers absolutely no sound insulation, and the street noise outside is enormous. The walls are also thin; you can clearly hear even the slightest movement from next door. No wonder the hotel doesn't provide any other disposable items, only two pairs of earplugs."

"It offers an excellent location near British Museum, with many major attractions, shops, and restaurants within easy walking distance. The room was clean, comfortable, and well maintained, although slightly compact. Staff were friendly, professional, and helpful throughout my stay. Breakfast offered a good selection, and the hotel felt quiet despite its central location. Overall, it is a convenient and reliable choice for both sightseeing and business trips in London."

"I chose this hotel primarily for its convenient location, being close to King's Cross and Euston train stations. An Uber ride costs around £11-12. There are also two tube stations nearby, making it easy to get around. Plus, you can walk to Regent's Park, the British Museum, and Oxford Street. There are restaurants, coffee shops, and supermarkets within a short distance. The room itself was on the smaller side, but that's typical for London at this price point. The cleanliness was satisfactory."

"Even though the room was small, it was clean. The location is also great. Good value for money."

"My stay at The Mandrake was absolutely unforgettable. From the moment I walked in, I was blown away by the hotel’s unique atmosphere, stunning interiors, and artistic design. Every corner feels thoughtfully curated, creating a luxurious yet intimate experience. The staff were warm, welcoming, and attentive throughout my stay, making me feel genuinely looked after. The room was beautifully designed, spotlessly clean, and incredibly comfortable. The location is also fantastic—just a short walk from Oxford Street while still feeling like a hidden oasis away from the city’s hustle and bustle. If you’re looking for a boutique hotel that’s stylish, unique, and unlike anywhere else in London, I can’t recommend The Mandrake enough. I would happily stay here again."

"We booked a family room, which was on the top floor and quite hot, but luckily they provided a fan. The breakfast selection was decent, though there were no hot dishes – only toast and hot drinks. Also, there's no parking available."

"The location was convenient for getting around. While it's close to the station, it's not right in front of it, so it might be a bit challenging if you're lugging a big suitcase. You could tell the building was a bit old from the creaky floors, but the room itself was clean and the air conditioning worked well, making for a comfortable stay. The breakfast buffet had the same menu every day, but the food was delicious."

"Location: Next to Russell Square, very close to the British Museum and Euston Station. It's about a 20-minute walk to Chinatown, which is quite convenient. I booked a double room on Trip.com, and to my surprise, I was given a room on the seventh floor. Then I was told there was a dedicated elevator for the seventh floor, which immediately raised a red flag. When I took the elevator, I realized it was an added-on lift, and you had to manually open the door at the top. The seventh floor is an extension the hotel built, as you can see in photo 2. London in August was very hot, and the room was incredibly stuffy, with only a small fan provided. Since it was peak tourist season in London during the summer, I paid over 900 yuan, and breakfast wasn't included. The room's facilities were quite old, and I found a lot of black hairs and dirt on the duvet cover. I had to call staff to change it. If possible, try to avoid rooms on the seventh floor. I don't know what the rooms on other floors are like, but if the price is over 1000 yuan, I wouldn't recommend this hotel. The hotel offers free luggage storage."

"We stayed at this hotel for 2 concerts 1)the weeknd 2) Ariana Grande, it was the perfect location central to both Wembley and the O2. Tube was right at the door and plenty of shops near by, staff were amazing!! Check in process effort less and great for early check in possibility… I have 2 flaws but nothing that is major to not book. The bathroom door needed a lock and maybe an extra pillow. As I said nothing massive just personal comments. Would definitely recommend it for anyone wanting to be connected to central London!"

"Very unique design! The room was relatively spacious although some parts were a little old. However, it has a great price point for the location and service. Would stay again!"