The Americana Hotel offers a reasonably priced hotel room in London. It won't be the fanciest room you've ever stayed in, but it's relatively inexpensive and it's clean. The single room consisted of one standard bed (on the firmer side, but fine) and a bathroom with a small shower. As other reviewers have noted, the carpet was quite worn --... More

booked 5 nights and I wasn't so sure about this hotel but when i got the I was glad I've booked it rooms are good clean, medium size, services OK, staff was helpful, it was a great choice. 5 min from the Tube More

Hotel is in a great location about 7 or 8 min walk form Baker Street station and set on a quiet street but only a few mins walk to shops and restaurants. Also Lords cricket stadium is very close by. In saying this the location is the hotels saving grace. I stayed here for 3 nights as a birthday treat... More

This is by far the worse pklace I have ever stayed. I booked it for a theatre break with my daughter as a treat and we came back totally exhausted. The rooms and the hotel in general is shabby and the rooms tiny. We asked for a twin room and got a double but this didn't matter as we couldn't... More

We stayed here for two nights, fully appreciating it was in the 'budget class' of accommodation. The room was in the basement, so it was quiet as there was no external noise from outside. It might not suit everybody being 'below stairs' and my first reaction was 'oh no', but as our plans ment we left early and came back... More

The Americana has lovely communal areas and provides a great breakfast. Love the old lift :) Rooms are good if not a little shabby round the edges, could do with a lick of paint on the skirtings, but thats really only if youre being picky. Would definately stay again as its central at a very reasonable price... :) More

First the good thing: Location is great: 5 minutes walk to Madame Tussauds or 15 minutes walk to Oxford Street. Breakfast is decent, nothing special but enough. The staff is friendly and helpful. You can have free tee or coffee all day long. There is a computer in the lobby and wi-fi throughout the hotel. Now, the ‘not so good’…... More

This was really the worst hotel we've ever stayed in, the dirtiest, the shabbiest. We've arrived after a night flight, one hour before check in time, only to be told in the rudest manner possible that there were no rooms ready yet. We came back a couple of hours later to what I call a nightmare of a room, extremely... More

Whilst I would not choose to stay here for leisure, it is fine for an overnight business stay with a tight budget. The hotel is in a good location (between Baker Street and Marylebone tube stations) and the room itself was well appointed with a TV, good shower and comfy bed. The decor is standard and the whilst the carpets... More