Radisson Blu Edwardian, Kenilworth, Private Suite 9 And 10

I've stayed in the Radisson Bloomsbury for 3 nights, then changed to Radisson Tottenham for 2 more nights because the price was cheaper for a solo traveler. I recommend Radisson Tottenham Hotel for a great value for money! I had a fast check in at the reception, where the stuff is super kind and polite. The lady who did the check in for me was very professional, fast and nice. The room is good. Pros: Room is quite, have a lot of space and a large desk to work (which I needed). Room was very clean and the bed is comfortable. Cons: You can tell the room is pretty old (it terms of both the stage of the facilities and the design), that said I didn't mind that as long it is clean and spacious. Like The Radisson Bloomsbury which is right across the street, the best thing about Radisson Tottenham is the location - everything is within 2-15 min walk from you. The closest tube station is also 5 min walk and you can take the Elizabeth line to Heathrow from it. I had a great say and will definitely come back to this hotel, or to any other Radisson hotels in the future!

The hotel has a great location, 5 minutes walk to Tottenham Court Road tube station and Oxford Street. The lobby and public areas are renovated. However the bedrooms are dated and small. There is no power socket next to the bed so your mobile or smart watch must charge overnight at the other end of the room on the desk. Staff are friendly and helpful.

I had booked a twin room, but before check-in, I received an email stating that all twin rooms were fully booked and that we would be given separate duvets in a new double room instead. Upon arrival at the hotel, we were surprised to be charged a deposit, which I have never experienced at any other Radisson Blu location. When we checked into the double room, we were taken aback by how small it was, with hardly any space between what appeared to be a three-quarter bed and the toilet. Moreover, we did not receive the promised separate duvets. Dissatisfied with the cramped conditions, we approached the reception, where the staff miraculously found us a more appropriately sized double room. However, they reiterated that the hotel was fully booked and that there were no twin rooms available, despite my reservation. I can't help but wonder, what would happen if I had come with a colleague and didn’t want to share a bed? Shouldn't those who specifically booked twin rooms have priority? If the hotel is overbooked, perhaps it shouldn’t advertise room availability beyond what it can actually provide. Additionally, while in the new room, I attempted to close the window, and it fell on me. Thankfully, I managed to fix it without injuring myself or causing further damage. Overall, I am incredibly disappointed with my experience and will not be returning to this hotel.