Grange Beauchamp Hotel

The Grange Beauchamp (it’s pronounced ‘Beecham’) is near Russell
Square– a few minutes walking distance to Russell Square tube and walking distance (10 ish mins if you’re quick) from Euston st. There are some restaurants, bars and supermarkets nearby.
The hotel is on one of those streets featuring multiple hotels. Staff were very very helpful. We got upgraded on arrival, which is always appreciated and the room we had (executive I think) was a good size, nice décor and had a great selection of magazines. Huge bed, very comfy and blackout curtains. I slept like a log.
The room was far too hot on arrival– common with this kind of hotel in London unfortunately. Staff came to help us with the air con but in the end we propped the window open for a few minutes and it was fine. The barman also uncorked our wine for us and lent us glasses.
Corridors were slightly labyrinthine and I don’t think great if you have accessibility issues. There is a lift but you still have to walk a bit from there.
Breakfast was ok, fairly standard buffet with boiled eggs available and you could upgrade to a cooked breakfast if you wanted.
I paid for the room and breakfast with airmiles, so I can’t comment on VFM. Well, I guess I can as we had excellent value for the no money we spent!

Staying here right now. Booked for Christmas Eve, Christmas, and Boxing Day. Best people I’ve met in London. Without a doubt, stay here.

Went there for a Christmas lunch and the food was of a very poor standard. The only thing good was the wine, which says all you need to know. Judging from other comments about the hotel, I am not surprised about the service now. Venue was chosen as it was well located to office and transport links, but it seriously needs much improvement.

My sisters and I stayed at this hotel for 1 night and found it very centrally located. Close to Russell Park and the «Hop on Hop off» sightseeing buses. The Russell Station is also near which makes it convenient for catching the train to and from the airport. The service is great and the hotel is near a variety of places to eat and shop. I recommend this hotel if you have a limited time in London.

Wow, 10 months removed from Misty’s review and I’m scared as when we checked in, we must have been given the EXACT same room. Very scary as she describes it perfectly.
However I did go back downstairs and complained and after a bit of checking (and running to some other place to check with a manager) we got a much nicer room, bigger room, bigger bed (but same shower as described in Misty’s review). Of course we were here for a wedding and the bride and groom were checking with the hotel to make sure we were happy so that had to help as well. (we arrived on a Thursday so maybe that helped too)
They did have Internet in the room but it was ethernet only, so no wireless except they did have wireless (for free) in the lobby. With most people now traveling with just iPads/​BlackBerries hotels need to start getting with it.
The continental breakfast (which was included in our rate/​package) was actually quite nice and above standard from what I’ve seen across Europe and the location was well, perfect for what we were here for. You can see by all my other reviews that we found good pubs and food very close by.
It’s close to the Russel Square tube station and taxi’s are plentiful. I think as American’s we’re just used to massive hotel rooms and extravagant showers. I’ve traveled quite extensively across Europe and these rooms/​accommodations were actually a bit above the regular quality you’d find. Man if you could have seen the closet I was in in Amsterdam!
Anyway, good time for us but we didn’t spend a ton of it in the room.

Loved, loved loved it. I’d read some good reviews on
, and thought the location and rates were all dead good, and then we got there on Friday and found we’d been given a free upgrade to the JUNIOR SUITE, yes, that’s right, the JUNIOR SUITE, which is the room that’s in the brochure and on the website and basically it’s lush.
We stayed two nights, and the total bill came to £223 including a very tasty and filling continental breakfast each morning, although we worked out that if we’d just tipped up and booked the junior suite and the same package it’d have been about £580 :)
Really comfy massive bed, freeview on the flatscreen telly, fancy shower and those really tasty biscuits with the tea and coffee. No ironing board and iron though, which I’d expected. But there was wifi in the room and a hairdryer and that so all we really needed.
Helpful and friendly staff, they’ll let you have a very useful map (rrp £3.99!) for free if you ask nicely. Just 5 minutes walk from Holborn and Russell Square tube stations, round the corner from the British Museum, and a nice walk from Covent Garden. Will definitely stay here if we come back to London!

While the staff was very attentive and tried to accommodate, I would not recommend this hotel again.
Our room was TINY. I’m not sure what I was expecting, but the room was very, very small. The floor was very tilted, and the room almost had a «sink hole» feel towards the head of the bed. Every evening that I slept, my feet were well above my head. The desk in the corner also seemed to cave into this sink hole so things slid a bit when you put them on the desk.
The shower was not a very pleasurable experience. They were trying to go for this rain shower effect. However the shower head is placed so close to one end of the tub that you practically have to be up against the wall to get your hair wet, and you can’t move the shower head! Because of the placement of the shower head, you can’t let the water heat up before you get in, or the water gets all over the bathroom floor.
We didn’t have working internet the entire time we were there, which made it very hard for me as I was on a business trip and I had a team in the states that was still working during the London evening hours, and I had no means of getting back to them. I had to go to the apple store at Oxford circus to check my email. I asked at one point if we could change rooms because the staff claimed that the internet worked in all other rooms, but they said that the hotel was fully booked (even though i checked online the next day at work and it showed availability).
My company recommends this hotel but I had a poor experience and would not stay there again. When I told colleagues that I was staying here, they all chuckled and said «I’m sorry».
The location was pretty good though, right next to the British Museum and central to a lot of tube stops.