Thomas McIlroy III

Review of Days Hotel London Waterloo

I'm writing this at 0130 in the morning. I'm letti...

I'm writing this at 0130 in the morning. I'm letting you all know that so you can understand where I'm coming from, and maybe you all will put yourself in my position when deciding to book a hotel. It's the year 2017. A.C. was invented in 1902. There's no reason you guys, or any hotel, shouldn't have it standard in all the rooms. There's no air flow and the room is warm. I can't relax because of it and that sucks after being out and about all day. Only one of the two windows open, and it opens like four inches. Are you serious? How am I suppose to cool myself at all?
If you're not going to get a portable a.c. for each room, then at least get better fans for the room. I've been to one other hotel in Europe that didn't have a.c. and it also had this same crappy model of fan. I can't be the only person who feels this way...
Parking on site is 20 pounds a day. It's kind of funny to me how everything costs something here. I was going to walk through a garden in Bath, but it cost a pound seven to do so. I didn't do it on principle of how stupid that is. What's the deal with the 7 pence added on? Make it a flat pound you jerks. I'm mentioning this because london has a congestion charge during the week, and you'll be fined 135 pound if you don't know about it. You guys should tax looking at the birds while you're at it. I know this has nothing to do with the hotel, but this is my outlet right now, and I'm trying to save an unsuspecting traveler the heartache.
The room's fine other than that, I suppose. The bed is okay the bathroom is good. No complaints there.
Some jag weed drove by just now on a dirt bike or something and it was stupid loud. Another reason why having the window open at night sucks. We're right next to the road.
The staff is nice. Good job there. I guess that's not really a selling point because you will undoubtedly have different staff during your visit. It's in a good position to the city center to take the bus. I probably wouldn't return here is what I'm getting at, but it's fine enough if you're looking for a place to stay and don't care that your wife is roughly 100 degrees F and you're sharing a bed that is probably good sized, but doesn't feel that way at the moment.