My wife and I stayed at the Melia White House for 7 nights and enjoyed every minute. It's centrally located and a 5 minute walk to the Regents Park tube station. From there, you can hop on the Bakerloo line which will take you to Oxford Circus, Piccadilly Circus, Charing Cross (Trafalgar Square) and Embankment (Thames, Big Ben, Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey). If possible, try and get a package where their breakfast is included. You will not be disappointed. It includes anything you desire including fresh fruit, pancakes, omlets, cereals, juices, muffins, and much more. If puchased separately, it will cost you 20 pounds a person. The rooms are quite small but immaculate. Air conditioning worked great and the windows open. The staff were extremely helpful and if you decide to take side trips as we did to Stonehenge, Bath, Windsor Castle and Canterbury, all buses will pickup at this hotel. I would definately stay there again.

We booked this hotel originally on lastminute.com as a 'secret hotel' knowing it was close to where we wanted to be but not realisiing it was this hotel. We have actually now stayed there twice and have booked to stay again! The hotel is very clean, the staff very friendly and the check in was very efficient with barely any queue. We went to the hotel bar in the evening, which, if you are willing to spend a ridiculous amount of money for drinks, is well worth it. There was a pianist who also sang, she was fantastic and we enjoyed some old and also newer songs. We have not experienced the breakfast as yet but after recommending this hotel to a friend, she stayed there with her partner and said the breakfast was superb!!

Good central London hotel, within easy walking distance of Tottenham Court Road, and a 10 min walk to Oxford Street. Two tube stations very close, Warren Street and Great Porltand. Very pleasant staff. Reasonable size rooms for London. We were offered an upgrade for ?30 for two nights. Rooms smart, clean and comfortable. Try to get a rate that includes breakfast as it is certainly worth it. Buffet style, lots of choice and better than most hotels. The only negative is that there is currently some building work being carried out close by...they seem to start work very early, and they are doing some pretty major construction, so they ain't quiet! A really good 4star hotel in London, you're unlikely to be dissapointed.

Stayed at the White House for a weekend two weeks ago. It belongs to the Spanish chain Melia and is excellent value for London. We got a good deal for a superior room in their website. They have a floor named The Level where, besides your acommodation, they compliment you with free tapas and drinks during the day. The rooms are good sized and clean, the bed is very confortable. The breakfast buffet was fairly good but a little bit short in terms of choice. Location is good but not great (20 min. walk to Picaddilly for instance); nevertheless, the Great Portand Street circle line tube station is a stone's throw away and is very convenient to sightsee or get to transport hubs such as Victoria Station, Paddington, etc. I got a minor issue with the Internet connection as the mini IR keyboard they supply was not working and could not navigate. On check out I stated this and the charge was not added to my acoount, which was great of course. The worst thing this hotel has are the lifters. They look ultra-modern at first sight but it itakes *forever* to get to your floor. It can get up to 5 minutes! All in all good value.

I stayed at this hotel with my husband for 3 nights in June. It was lovely, no complaints at all. We booked the hotel through last minute.com as it was one of their "top secret" hotels so it was excellent value. When we checked into our room we found it was a twin room, we phone reception and asked for a double, they sent along a porter and moved us without a problem. Breakfast was good, yes a little cold but arn't buffet breakfasts always that way, the choice was excellent though.