It does certainly win points for its location, right in the centre of town, with Chinatown and clubbing disctrict right across the road. My room was a standard double and I was actually quite impressed by its size, very comfortable bed, the room came complete with tv, tea making facilities and even a sofa.
Bathroom was very nice, in fact I ended up taking a very long shower because it was so powerful.
What let this place down was the breakfast service. For business class hotels I expect a decent breakfast, given that most people are here for work and won't have a chance to grab something later when they wish. Breakfast was also an additional 12 pounds but even getting served coffee was a bit of a problem. The staff seem keener on shutting down and getting home than actually serving.
All in all, this is a fairly standard, functional 3 to 4 star hotel and wouldn't win any prizes for unique qualities. Rooms are nice enough given the class, at about 120 pounds a night during peak times. Location is the winner here.
Options this central though do come in a fair bit more expensive though, so if you want a nice central base with plenty of space, you'll enjoy this. If you're looking for a bit of luxury, you'll need to fork out about another 40 pounds at a different hotel.
Be aware that parking is limited, even for picking up guests. A taxi from Piccadily train station to here will cost you about 6 pounds, walking will take about 15 minutes.
