hub by Premier Inn London Goodge Street hotel

Friendly helpful staff. Ideal location. Clever rooms, which were clean and functional. Only downside was no where to hang wet towels.

Excellent location, 1 min from Goodge St tube, round the side of Heals. We paid for a larger room, which was not exactly large, so I don't know how small the standard room is, but anyway most of it was taken up by the enormous and VERY comfortable bed so we had 3 very good nights. No cooked breakfast available but the continental breakfast was perfect. Staff pleasant & helpful. Also we were very glad to have a window (east facing, morning sun pouring in) which makes a huge difference. I would have enjoyed it much less in a windowless room. Would be nice if you could request that at time of booking perhaps?

A very conveniently located hotel for Tottenham Court Road/Oxford St with good transport links nearby. I had a larger than average Standard room with windows. It was clean and very comfortable, despite being onto TCR. Staff are very friendly and helpful, especially Peter on reception. Nothing was too much trouble. Breakfast amazing value ! £6 for unlimited continental breakfast (fruits, yoghurt, pastries, orange juice, tea, coffee) . Room rates not out of the way for central London. Will definitely stay again !

Location really good, staff very friendly and attentive. Nice room with everything I needed. Thought the floor could have been a bit cleaner but then I am very fussy. Would defo stay again.

We booked Goodge Street venue as we had previously stayed in the area. The ease of access from Paddington using the underground with no changes was quite straightforward (Euston Square or Tottenham Court Road). The visit was for a birthday celebration in London. The hotel itself is in a very good area with many cafés, small pubs and even a supermarket within three or four minutes walk. Theatres and many LGBTQ venues are approximately 12 to 15 minutes walk away. Arrival and check-in was very straightforward and efficient. Staff were friendly and welcoming. The elevators are small, but very quick and there seem to be a little to no waiting to use them. From this point, things became relatively underwhelming to disappointing. The first room I was assigned had to no Windows. Personally, this unsettled me and is an option I would never select. I found the room to be claustrophobic and stuffy. It was surprising that this was not announced before beforehand in any of the literature as typically hotels with this kind of limitation sell these rooms at a lower cost - a lack of natural light is a huge down point as far as I am concerned. Personally I am not a fan of confined dark space so this personal quirk heightened my displeasure further. I went to reception and thankfully there was an alternative room I could be assigned. The staff were very friendly, understanding and accommodating. The second room was smaller, but having light made all the difference so I was heartened by this. The bathroom small but appear to be well designed. It was stay over substance . If you are sharing with someone you do not know well, please be aware that the entire bathroom is a glass box. There is a modesty screening to this that reaches up to approx the 180/185cm level. If any party using your room is taller than this, they would be able to see over quite easily. The hand basin was a beautiful semi circular design however when water from the faucet - turned on at a average or higher speed - sprayed water up across the mirror, across the only worksurface and onto the only space where towels could be kept. The door to the shower cubicle was very narrow and accessing the shower was a problem. I am a XXL so I fear anybody with a larger or heavy body would struggle to even enter the cubicle. There was a monsoon shower head and a standard showerhead, but the water pressure was below average. All in all this hotel has a number of quirks which would dissuade me from staying there again. Whilst well designed to utilise space there were a number of disadvantages to the design in both usability and that would impact anybody with a larger body