Traveling to London for two days with my child, I had originally booked a twin-bed queen room. Upon checking in at the front desk in the afternoon, the receptionist asked if I was only staying for one night. After I confirmed, he surprisingly upgraded me directly to a Queen Suite! It went from one room to two rooms plus a living room and kitchen. I looked up the suite, and its regular price is around 20,000. The moment I opened the door, I felt incredibly happy, like I was experiencing the life of a century-old aristocrat. The room definitely exuded a sense of historical charm. The hygiene was decent. What's worth praising is that the room even had amenities like toothpaste, toothbrushes, razors, slippers, and bathrobes. The exterior is absolutely beautiful, with the 150-year-old architecture being very distinctive.
Pros:
1. The breakfast offered unique British cuisine.
2. The bed was incredibly comfortable to sleep in.
3. The location is absolutely prime.
4. The bathroom amenities were complete.
5. The exterior is stunning, perfect for a photoshoot.
Cons:
1. Due to being an old building, the interior decor is a bit dated.
2. The air conditioning is old, and since windows can't be opened, there's a slight musty smell.
3. Because of its absolutely central location, police cars with sirens often pass by in the middle of the night, causing a bit of noise.
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