Ambassadors in Bloomsbury. 12 Upper Woburn Place, Bloomsbury, London, WC1H 0HX

Good location to explore London. Helpful staff and all the facilities you require, especially for a short/medium break.

Nice hotel central location lovely reception staff.. room a bit on the small side felt a bit claustrophobic having no real view as window looked out into something that looked like a lift shaft..? Couldn`t really determine what time of day it was.. would ask for a room with proper windows with an outside view of I ever stayed again but otherwise enjoyed our stay :-)

Nice hotel. Greeted by friendly staff on arrival. Room is quite small but had everything you need for a short stay! Perfect for our one night theatre break. Took 15 min tube/walk to get to the lyceum theatre and we also walked past the theatre royal too. If you like a dark room then don`t go here! The blinds are rubbish meaning the light woke us up at 7! Overall though it was a good stay.

Welcome great. Food excellent. Every thing except size of room was excellent

Very nice hotel, clean comfortable and only a 15 minute walk to the theatre`s. Only down side is the restaurant is very expensive. I would stay at the Ambassador again but would not use the restaurant again.

We have just returned from a most enjoyable stay at the Ambassador Bloomsbury. The staff were extremely pleasant and courteous, the room, although a little snug was clean and comfortable and the location handy for the tube. Would recommend this hotel to our friends and family for a short stay.

We arrived late so checked in late. Was given room 114 which is at the back of hotel with Ac and resturant noise. Called reception complained a few times throughout night as the Ac noise was like being in a plane all night. Terrible night. Hotel staff should of offered compensation

We arrived and were inadvertently upgraded so our room was ideal. Not sure I`d have paid the extra for what was effectively a bigger bed robe slippers and fridge however our stay was great. Clean tidy and modern small hotel that was a great base for our visit to London. No hesitation in staying again.

Room a bit on small side but had all facilities expected. Restaurant very good.

Very clean, staff are friendly and polite. Only one issue the shower water was only luke warm, however I have stayed there before and at that time there was no problems

The room was small, with two small frosted glass windows which opened onto a metal stairway. The wet room was a good size and the staff were pleasant and helpful. A good-sized television was mounted on the wall, the bed was comfortable, but hanging space was quite limited. For the price, this is a good value and well-located hotel, which was extremely important, as there was a tube strike. Walking distance from the station, theatre, British Museum, Leicester Square, etc. Braekfast was a little expensive, but good.

The second time I have stayed in this hotel and would definitely return again. Rooms are comfortable and the staff are always welcoming. It is a great location for getting around as in short walking distance of the tube and main railway station at Euston.

Small but well designed room. Very clean and comfortable.

Don`t think The Ambassador understands the needs of a disabled person UNLESS they come with a carer, which I didn`t, as I am fine upper body wise and fiercely independent. There`s a heavy door to push open and a lip at the base to get over to get into the room to start with. The room is taken up with a huge double bed so there`s absolutely no room to manoeuvre once you`re inside. The wardrobe has coat-hangers too high to reach and the bathroom had a tiny bin, designed to be operated by foot, again totally unsuitable for a disabled person. The biggest problem of all is the lack of a plastic chair to transfer onto to have a shower! One can`t shower sitting in one`s own wheelchair! A proper disabled wetroom has a fold-up chair attached to the wall with pull-down armrests on either side. So, although the wetroom was generous, no way could I shower!

The hotel was very clean and the staff were very helpful. It would have beenhelpful to have had advance notice of the £50. Per room security depositthat was required at check in. We booked 4 twin rooms but one of our roomsWas on a different floor. I have to be honest and say I have stayed In 3 star hotelsthat have been more luxurious than this 4 star hotel. The bathrooms were wet roomsAnd the bathroom doors were frosted allowing to see the profile of the person using the facilities. One of the rooms had very visible cracks on the wall and ceiling. Expected justa little bit more for 4 star. think We would choose this hotel on return visits