Corbigoe Hotel

The description of the Quad room on their internet site included an efficiency, so we were shocked not to have one available. We were on the ground flood and due to weather needed to keep the window open, the street noise made sleep difficult. Also, the bathroom could use some work and their was peeling paint on the ceiling and walls. The staff was friendly and helpful. However, it did not match their ad.

Hotel staff was very kind and helpful. The bed was comfortable and clean. The hotel is situated a walking distance from major London attractions and from Victoria Coach and Train Stations. Unfortunately the room is dated and cold. Mold in the bathroom. Shower was clogged and draining very slowly. I suppose, friendly staff, low price and good location compensates for all the inconveniences.

All was very good for my 4 days staying-2.11.09-6.11.09,with the exceptions of the cold till 9.p.m.

Unclean and smelly, but very inexpensive hotel near the Victoria station.

VG for price paid, but not a hotel I would chose from experience.

Very basic accommodations in a great location. The gentleman manning the front desk was very friendly. Rooms are very small, not unexpected for London in the lower price ranges. The beds are horribly uncomfortable-not exactly inviting after a long day of touring.Overall, the rooms and the tiny lobby were kept clean. The Corbigoe presents a good hotel option for those on a tight budget or needing a last-minute room.

This hotel was absolutely terrible, the worst experience of our European Vacation. The room was literally the size of a closet and smelled of mold. The smell made sense when we found mushroom like mold growing in the bathroom. The bedspread, while appearing somewhat clean, was definitely suspect. The staff ranged from indifferent to rude, handing out towels and soap as if it was a prison commissary and refusing even the smallest hotel services such as a wake up call. The price we paid, while not overly expensive, was certainly not worth the experience. The hostel that was two doors down appeared much cleaner and more welcoming. Avoid this hotel at all costs, I would have gladly paid more to avoid the stay here. There are many hotels on the same street as this one and all of them appeared to be much nicer places to stay.

The only good thing about this place is that it is pretty close to Victoria Station. It is FILTHY. There was mold in the shower--or should I say, the square foot depression in the bathroom floor that passed for a shower. The toilet never worked properly. The beds are extremely uncomfortable (like sleeping on a box spring without a mattress) and we were never given washcloths or soap; we practically had to beg for clean towels. The rooms are small and the building very old. There's a reason this place is cheap.

Apart from the great location which I had made use of by exploring the surrounding areas when I had initially arrived in London, the friendly people, the shopping mall and the ability to find places without a headache. I would say the use of a TV to stay up to date on weather, news and just relax. However don't miss read this the wrong way there is a working TV available in the room but just needed a cable for the antenna, but apart form the minor issue above I would say it is an excellent place to stay being this was my first trip to London, United Kingdom.

Hotel hat eine gute Lage. Das Bett war eine Katastrophe. Kleines Badezimmer, man konnte nicht "nomal* auf die Toilette sitzen > zu eng