Grey Street Hotel

“Great zLication”

What a great hotel! Perfect location for shopping, dining, sightseeing. Staff are so lovely and friendly. Nice comfortable room with pleasant decor. As it’s an old building access is a little up and down so maybe not so good if you have mobility issues, however, when we stayed there was a chap in a… more

What a great hotel! Perfect location for shopping, dining, sightseeing. Staff are so lovely and friendly. Nice comfortable room with pleasant decor. As it’s an old building access is a little up and down so maybe not so good if you have mobility issues, however, when we stayed there was a chap in a wheelchair so maybe check with the hotel. The breakfast was really good and hot food was cooked to order so was nice and fresh. Big shout out to Toni and Maria who were absolutely fantastic in the breakfast room. Nothing was too much trouble and they were so friendly. Thank you ladies (squirrel)! Reception were lovely and took great care of us and our bags when we were at the hotel super early. Another shout out to Shruti and Becky-keep doing what you’re doing ladies. If you are looking for a lovely, centrally located hotel the look no further than Grey Street Hotel!

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“Fab location in a great city!”

Fantastic location at the bottom of Grey Street. Brilliant bar in the hotel called Leila Lily’s…really great cocktails & a nice atmosphere. Our room overlooked Grey Street & was a decent size. Comfy bed & nice decor. No parking sadly but we parked at a total in Dean Street which can be expensive … more

Fantastic location at the bottom of Grey Street. Brilliant bar in the hotel called Leila Lily’s…really great cocktails & a nice atmosphere. Our room overlooked Grey Street & was a decent size. Comfy bed & nice decor. No parking sadly but we parked at a total in Dean Street which can be expensive over a two night stay, so with bearing in mind. Overall a great value hotel in a fantastic location.

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“Style over substance”

Checked in at 11pm after a long day in London and the receptionist was nice enough. The lift is absolutely tiny so not sure you would fit the maximum of 4 plus luggage. Unfortunately the key card didn't work so I had to make a trip back down to reception. The layout for the rooms was confusing and … more

Checked in at 11pm after a long day in London and the receptionist was nice enough. The lift is absolutely tiny so not sure you would fit the maximum of 4 plus luggage. Unfortunately the key card didn't work so I had to make a trip back down to reception. The layout for the rooms was confusing and like a rabbit warren with some steps so not sure anyone with mobility issues would be able to cope. Initial impressions were really good but when you looked closer it fell short. I booked a twin but the beds were extremely close together. My mattress sounded and felt like it had seen better days, The bathroom was missing a shelf, there was a suspicious stain by the toilet, the door handle was broken and the bath was very high to climb into for a shower. The shower door didn't close properly so water went all over the floor but The White Stuff toiletries were nice. I also lost my earphones in the night and when I searched for them on the bedside table the bottom was covered in thick dust. They weren't any plug sockets beside the beds which I found incredible in this day and age. We slept OK but I was woken up at 5.30am by the bin men collecting the empties on our first night and then the rubbish at 6.30am on the second morning. I was in room 25 which was located at the back of the hotel so I think the noise was less overall. The location is fab, closed to the main strips for restaurants and bars. I had a better stay here than the Easy Hotel further down the road but not sure it was worth the extra I paid for it. Just in case you are wondering, there is a kettle and complimentary Tea and coffee.

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