Top Hotels Near Soho Square in London from AU$173

"Augmenting my prior review - the only good thing about this hotel is its location. The place is a dump. Wear and tear evident everywhere. 3 fire alarms in 2 days - don’t expect a good night’s sleep."

"-refill dispensers in the bathroom -Extra towels "

"Clean quiet dark rooms in a minimalist pod hotel. No windows in rooms. If you’re sharing a room, be sure it’s with someone you’re comfortable with as there is little personal space (including the bathroom)."

"Very helpful staff. Great location and hotel. "

"Great service, my prior visit wasnt great but they made up for it with great service"

"Excellent two day stay while supporting a family member in the nearby hospital. Reception staff are so thoughtful and helpful."

"Very basic hotel with the core advantage being the crowd space busy lobby and bar area. Rooms are barely large enough for sleeping, so you spend your time in the common spaces where there’s energy and buzz; if you’re looking for this kind Of hotel, Hoxton Holborn is perfect"

"Beds are extremely hard ! Think the floor would be more comfy. Area good walking distance to main shops etc "

"To be honest, last minute stay, location excellent as we were in the vicinity for a theatre show and literally it was next to the theatre. Very quirky underground hotel, lots of tunnels underground.extremely clean, however, the toilets were like you would get on a plane or cruise ship where it’s sucked away, when you had a shower there was lots of clunking noises and water did not stay hot for very long. Even though it was close to underground station, the noise did not disturb you. You lose all contact with the outside world as there are no windows, WiFi was not that great. No Television or Kettle. It was ok for one night but would not stay any longer than that. Also, can’t check in before 15.00pm unless you pay £40.00 early room or £15.00 to leave your bags each day. Rooms where secure though, had to use room key to gain access to front of hotel and to get through to corridors where the rooms were. "