部屋にコーヒーマシーンはあったけど電気ケトルは無いので日本人は持っていくことをおすすめする。私は持っていった。 親切なスタッフもいればそうじゃないスタッフもいる。 I encountered both kind and not-so-friendly staff during my stay. 英語が聞き取れなくて「sorry?」と聞き返したら面倒そうな反応された。悲しかった。 でもフレンドリーに話しかけてくれるスタッフもいた。とても安心した。雨が降るから傘を持っていくといいよとアドバイスをくれた。親切だった。 When I said “Sorry?” because I couldn’t understand English well, one of the staff reacted as if it was troublesome. That made me feel sad. But there were also some friendly staff members who talked to me kindly, which made me feel very relieved. One of them even gave me kind advice, saying I should take an umbrella because it was going to rain. I appreciated their kindness. ホテルの部屋の広さは日本の都内のビジネスホテルくらいなので、狭いと思う人もいるかもしれないが、私にとっては十分だったし、部屋のデザインが可愛くて快適だった。 部屋には遮光カーテンはあるけどレースカーテンは無いよ ベッド下に荷物を置くスペースがあるよ The room was about the same size as a typical business hotel room in central Tokyo, so some people might find it small. But for me, it was enough. The room was nicely designed, cute, and comfortable. There were blackout curtains, but no sheer (lace) curtains. There was also space under the bed where I could store my luggage

ダブルベッド 1 台の窓あり部屋に泊まりました。部屋が狭いのはレビューを見て分かっていたのですが、想像以上に狭かった。写真を見る限り、ベッド周りは歩けるくらいスペースがあるのかと思っていましたが、それもなく、スーツケースを広げたら一杯になるくらいのスペース。スーツケースを開けたままだとドアも開けられない。しかもホテルのどのドアも重たくて・・・。部屋同士の防音は良いのですが、外にパブがあったりで朝方まで騒ぐ声が聞こえて静かな環境とは言えません。 トイレ、シャワーは普通。ただ、洗面器は顔を洗うと周りがビシャビシャになるくらい小さい。欧米の人たちは朝、シャワー浴びたりして、洗面器で顔を洗わないのでしょうか・・・。ドライヤーも有り。バスタオルは分厚すぎて逆に拭きにくかった。冷房はなんとダイキン製でしたが、なぜか16度にしか設定できず。あと、やっぱり冷蔵庫や、物を置く台などがないと何かと不便です。タバコ臭や変な匂いはまったくなくて快適。 朝食は6ポンドで入口のバーで食べれるそうです。雰囲気は良いし、おしゃれなホテルなのですが、快適に過ごせるか？といえば難しいです。ただ、ホテル周辺は、スーパー、中華街、パブ、駅、バス停となんでもあり、ミュージカルの劇場なども歩いていけるところが多く立地はすごく良いです。

Location was perfect and a room was clean, only one I should tell is - room was so small, there was no space to open my suitcase. I had to do everything on my bed.

窓もなく狭い部屋でしたが、欲しいものは全てあり、有名どころに歩いていけるというロケーションは最高でした。

Right in the heart of Soho... it was a real vibe. Great little bar on the ground level. Great restaurants, nightlife, shopping, The room was modest in size and I bet it has a real history to it, but I quite enjoyed the quirkiness.

Nice

Quiet and affordable.

Perfect for a London overnight.

Very small room but perfect for a one night stay. Super close to Hoppers restaurant (Sri Lanka), which turned out to be a very nice bonus:)

Located in the heart of lively Soho, surrounded by bars, cafes, restaurants, shopping, public transit. The hotel is small, charming, well kept, and seems well run and efficient. The room was comfortable but very small. I would stay here again but in a larger room.

Mimi’s was stunning. Would highly recommend!

Double windows worked

Frequent visitor - it’s very convenient especially for LGBTQ travelers. Highly recommend!

The room was pretty small, but it was very clean and good for one or 2 nights. The ensuite shower was much better quality than I'd anticipated, which was another plus. The check-in staff were very helpful and the hotel is in a central area, which made it easy to get where I needed to go. The minuses were how hard the mattress was, and that people were revving up large motorbikes and roaring around nearby until about 1am - even my earplugs couldn't completely muffle the noise. The rooms are very well soundproofed from each other, though.

Located nearby theatres, which was very convenient for me. Shopping and food selections were great.

Loved the vibe, design, location and service. But be aware that the rooms are extremely small, I upgraded but could hardly fit my suite case on the floor. Other than that, great.

Excellent boutique hotel in the heart of London SoHo within walking or underground to everything.

They never sent me a receipt for my hotel. Disappointed in stay, Receipts are important so we can expense for business. They never sent me one, asked twice.

Having stayed at Mimi’s many times before and since I was coming for 3 nights, I took care to budget a little more and avoid any of the rooms that had “no wardrobe” in the title. I was very disappointed to find, then, that not only did my room not have a wardrobe but that it was even smaller than the rooms in the basement I made my point at reception immediately and to be honest, would have been happy with an apology & maybe a voucher for a drink at the bar (the cocktails are good), but instead the young men attending reception blamed me for booking a room that didn’t state that it had a wardrobe (none of them say this, not even the penthouse), that it wasn’t their fault, that I should complain to the platform (I did but was told, quite predictably, that the hotel controls the listings) and that they weren’t going to apologise or offer any form of recompense. It was the most appalling misogynistic behaviour I have received as a hotel customer. It is a shame as the hotel is in a perfect location for me now that my company had returned to Soho. But obviously, I will never go back. Additionally, the new owners have put no money into the property. Halogen lights in the room, bathroom fittings tired, the broadband had clearly been downgraded (7MBpS is not even fast enough for desk work, let alone calls) & no mobile signal in the room. I have given a second star as I requested an additional pillow from the evening receptionist & it was in my room when I returned from dinner).

The location of this hotel was absolutely perfect—right in the heart of Soho and just a short distance from everything. It made getting around incredibly convenient. However, the room I stayed in had no windows, which could be uncomfortable for those who are claustrophobic. I’m not sure why I was given this room, especially since the rate was on the higher end. Additionally, I’ve noticed a recurring issue when booking through Expedia: I often end up with rooms that lack basic amenities or natural light. This time, the room felt a bit underwhelming for the price, given the lack of windows and other amenities. On a positive note, the staff were very accommodating and allowed me to check in early, which was much appreciated.