Hilton London Euston Hotel

This Hilton was fabulous. I highly recommend this hotel. The rooms have all been renovated and updated. Both of our rooms had mini refrigerators in them which was great. The only negative was there was not a plug anywhere around a mirror to dry my hair. I had to plug the hairdryer in at the desk area and try to stretch the cord so i could use the mirror on the armoire. The staff were very nice and attentive. They serve breakfast every morning and it was very good quality. Great location to Euston train station, 5 minute walk. You can catch the train, tube or bus there. We went to Ireland after a couple of days and they kept our extra luggage for us because when we returned we stayed there again. When we got back our room was ready and our luggage was in our room. The bus tours pick up outside the hotel but i do not recommend the Big Bus hop on hop off. I would try the Golden tours hop on hop off. Truly did not like Big Bus.

Stayed here 1 night on 07÷16÷15 with my wife on a vacation trip. The rooms are very small which we can deal with, but the big problem is they are doing some kind of construction and their ac is out. We had a 3^rd floor room and when we first went in it was about 80 deg F in the room. They had the window closed and a small fan on high. At night I opened the window to try and cool off but it’s in the middle of downtown London with traffic and sirens all night so that didn’t work very good. I called the front desk to complain and they said the ac was out due to construction but they could bring a cooler to my room. They brought in what looked like a portable ac unit but was actually a swamp cooler and just made it more humid and was very noisy. I messed with that for about an hour until 2 am and gave up on it and opened the window again. I have slept better at Boy Scout camps than at this Hilton.

Only visited the bar to eat. It is currently on taste card so food is 50% off if you’re lucky. Being a small bar that is used by many guests it is not the ideal place for a sit down meal but the staff were very friendly and accommodating. the food was nice and did the job (pictures included), but honestly a little overpriced. The location is very close to Euston station so convenient in this way.

Ok location, and sizable room, which is a plus in London. But it was a smelly room, with creaky floors, fluctuating water temperature, and ongoing requirement to re login to wi-​if. HHonors members would be better served staying at the more modern Doubletree just down the street. That one is closer to more restaurant options, too.

Review based on 5 nights.
I’d chose this Hilton property for location. I regularly stay at Hilton properties. Convenient access to two Tube locations, and there are many pubs to choose from nearby.
Bad Start: No room upgrade was offered upon arrival. And no gym shower was offered upon arriving early from US flight since early check-​in was unavailable.
Best: English breakfast is well done with fresh fruits offered and excellent coffee. Best part of the hotel. See pics.
Two Gripes:
* Wi-​Fi (free to some HHonor guests) requires constant re-​logins using my iPad and iPhone. I emphasize constant. Why the aggravation? One day I re logged in so many times I received message indicating I exceeded my log-​in allowance. No technical reason for this nonsense.
* Paid £15 for a 30 minute local phone call. My pocket was picked. I asked at front desk if this was possibly in error re a local call; not an ounce of shame or embarrassment about the charges. I might be more agreeable if the call was int’l.
Tip I: something to do if you arrive early… visit the nearby British Museum. Good for 2 – 3 hours, and free.
Tip II: I tried several of the nearby local pubs and my vote for a favorite was Friend at Hand.
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Das Hotel liegt in der Nähe des Euston Bahnhofs und der Geräuschpegel ist dementsprechend hoch. Die Fassade ist nett und innen kann man links von der Lobby mit Freunden einen Drink nehmen. Als ich gestern dort war, was es gut besucht.

Hilton claims this is a Category 7 hotel but I don’t see it. It’s a really dated hotel with no valet area, smallish lobby and it’s impossible to catch a cab by just walking outside. The rooms have dated tube televisions which is something you never see in even crummy American motels. This hotel is located a block away from the Euston Station which is really it’s best feature. It’s also a short walk away from St. Pancras station where you can catch a train to Brussels or Paris. Stay away from this place for longer stays, you’ll be dissapointed. The gym is also woefully below standard for a Category 7 hotel.

I enjoyed my stay at this hotel very much.
Service staff was very friendly, the breakfast was quite extensive and very tasty, and the location was very convenient with Euston station just around the corner. The room was also quite clean and well appointed; seemed larger than most hotel rooms I have seen in Europe.

I like the loyal service and everything in my stay was just perfect!

We stayed there on New Years Eve and the price was steep. Despite having gold status we didn’t get an upgrade. That’s fine if the hotel is fully booked, but they could at least acknowledge it. We got the wifi for free at least and got a hand-​written note with a login and password that only worked for less than 12 hours so we had to renew it then. I don’t understand why they don’t just have wifi for free and easily accessible for everybody. We got a tiny room, some of the usual amenities were missing and the water in the shower didn’t get better than lukewarm. Breakfast was okay. There are nicer Hiltons in London.

The room was nice and clean. The staff was friendly and helpful and the breakfast was excellent. Also it is perfectly located for access to the tube and other attractions.

A standard Hilton hotel — nothing exceptional and nothing horrible. Obviously, they have gotten some mixed reviews, but I’m just on the mediocre end.
My room is definitely spacious, which is a HUGE surprise for London — granted, I did get a king size room. They have hardwood floors, which I like, a desk, a sitting area, and a dresser (All of this describes their KING room). Their bathroom is also quite spacious. Lots of area and space on the along the sink area… a tub with extendable showerhead.
****CENTRAL HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING. Even if it’s the summer right now, I’m cold. The room is quite chilly. I tried to change the temperature, but they don’t have individual temperature control. So, after calling the front desk, it’s central heating/​air conditioning. So I can’t do anything about it. Oh, well. I’ve got some clothes, so I should be fine, but just a note for you!!!
You have to pay for internet. However, prices are reasonable… not OVERLY ridiculous for London.
LOCATION: Related to the location of this, it’s very convenient because London Euston is right here. Therefore, if you need to go somewhere, many places, … London Euston has both the National Rail and the underground. It’s almost literally across the street, so no need for a cab. (Save 7 GBP here for a taxi ride!)
SERVICE was okay. They were polite here when I was checking. The concierge (I guess he was the concierge? sitting at the desk immediately when you walk in) didn’t offer to help me as soon as I came through the door. However, after I had checked in and was on my way to the room, he offered to help. It was a little too late for me. It was okay, but … yeah.

I travel extensively for a living, sometimes 50% of the time. I have stayed in hotels in the UK, Hong Kong, France, Russia, Japan, Israel, Belarus, India, etc. This is by far the worst hotel I have stayed in. Several hours ago I informed the staff that I couldn’t get my A/​C to turn on. They assured me that they would send someone up. They didn’t. Then I called again, and again they assured me they would send someone up. Jetlagged, I still waited up another hour for them to come to my room, and finally fell asleep. Two hours later I woke up with my throat nearly closed from the oppressive heat. I called again — at midnight! — and they finally admitted that the A/​C didn’t work and offered to send up a fan. 1) Why did they assign me to a room where they knew the A/​C wasn’t working 2) why didn’t they get me a new room when I called to inquire about the A/​C 3) why did they lie to me and act like I didn’t know how to turn on an A/​C when in fact it didn’t work 4) why did they wait until after midnight to finally give me a new room? Also: a «standard room» is the size of my walkin closet at home, with a twin (!) bed. And the twin bed is as hard as a rock. And, you have to pay 15 pounds for one day of internet. What hotel in this millenium still charges for internet? I am never returning to this horrid place.

I work for Hilton so i stayed here since i got a really nice discounted rate. its a bit far from everything but everything in europe is a tube ride away so i wasnt concerned with that. room was perfect for me and my friends needs, 2 beds, small tv, phone, nice bathroom. the staff was incredibly friendly and always willing to help out. I would stay here again with the discount but i would stay closer to city center if given the chance

Vor kurzem war ich im Hilton London Euston und hatte ein Einzelzimmer. Die Lage des Hotels ist unbestreitbar gut, fast gegenüber der Euston Station, zwanzig Fußminuten zum Covent Garden.
Das lag noch nicht einmal zur Hauptstraße hin, doch der Lärmpegel in dem Zimmer war ausgesprochen hoch. Das lag vor allem an dem Verkehrslärm, der durch die geschlossenen Fenster ins Zimmer drang. Zudem liegt auch noch eine Feuerwache in der Nähe, so daß man auch jeden Feueralarm in Bloomsbury mitbekommt. Als ich völlig gerädert am nächsten Morgen um ein anderes Zimmer bat, bekam ich äußerst verständnisvoll ein neues, das auch ein Stockwerk höher lag als das erste, der Lärm war etwas besser. Auf jeden Fall war das Personal sehr freundlich und bemüht.
Die Matratzen hatten einen Federkern, dementsprechend «knurpselig» schlief es sich darauf.
Das Frühstück fand ich für ein Vier-​Sterne-​Hotel nur mittelmäßig, frishces Obst war da, aber keine Rafinesse, der Aufschnitt sah traurig aus. An mehreren Tagen mußte ich mich der Bedienung bemerkbar machen, damit ich meinen Tee bekam, dabei war das Frühstücksrestaurant nicht voll.
Und schließlich — was mich an Hilton Hotels sowieso stört — die Internetnutzung kostete entweder 10 Pfund pro Tag oder 20 Pfund für die Woche. Bei den Hotelpreisen kann das ruhig mit im Preis enthalten sein.

Although the location is very convenient being next to Euston station (not connected). This is a substandard Hilton. The tiny tube TV and bland furnishing remind me of their Hampton Inns, actually I’ve been to plenty of Hampton Inns that were much better than this hotel. I’m fairly certain I will not be staying at this hotel again.

A nice hotel, conveniently placed near Euston station and fairly close to King’s Cross, with very helpful staff and a nice bar.
It’s nothing especially special, a fairly standard Hilton, but the room was very comfortable (I love huge beds) and I had a very nice stay there.

If you want an unpretentious clean American style hotel in the middle of London the Hilton Euston is a good choice. Try to get a room away from the entryway side of the hotel. This is due to street noise and a church that likes to ring their bells on the hour. It is quite close to the tube stop which can be taken all the way from Heathrow to Euston. They have an adequate breakfast and prompt efficient service

As a loyalty card holder, I have stayed at a number of Hilton hotels both in London and elsewhere. This was one of the run of the mill ones, to be honest. The hotel is in a great location for people coming from the North and Midlands, being just across the road from Euston Station, and the breakfast was up to the usual Hilton standards. However, the staff on reception were not particularly friendly or welcoming, the room size was very small and the whole experience was not one which I would repeat in a hurry, given that the room was £130 for a single.

Having stayed in Hilton hotels in the past I was looking forward to this stay in London on a recent business trip. I’m afraid I was very disappointed.
The reason I had chosen this hotel was that it was close to the station and the training venue I had booked. This convenience was the only good thing about it.
The room was small and not very well equipped. The TV was in a fixed position and I couldn’t move it to get a good view from the seating area or bed. It was far too hot with seemingly no way to cool the room down. My room at the front of the hotel looked out onto a main road that was very noisy from around 4:30am to well past midnight so I couldn’t even open the window. The breakfast was thankfully ok.
Staff were not very well informed and couldn’t find my booking. They also wanted to charge me for the room when it had been booked through my business. I also found some of the staff rude.
I wouldn’t recommend staying in this hotel again. It was no better than a Holiday Inn.