Tony's House Hotel

First off, this should not fall under a hotel category. I mean there are no ballrooms for party, no gym, no swimming pool, no nothing but rooms, not even a lobby, front desk and running, well prepared staff (there was only one). I truly don't get how one would classify this as an actual hotel. Of course, I did not expect all of those I've mentioned above since I knew the price was not much (for london city center) and I was just looking for a place to crash for my last two days there since some other places that i'd much prefer were booked out or too far from the station. But before I would start listing more detailed things such as: no elevators, cramped stairs (tiny, not even kidding), dirty rooms (i covered my pillows with towels, slept fully clothed with jackets and long pants and socks because I didn't use the blankets because it appeared like someone wiped... What looked like, their future heirs there and the stain stayed), loud noises etc etc let's just stop calling this place a hotel from this point forward. Let's. Just. Stop. Ok. Great. Now, on to my review. Tony's house was more like that poor family relative of yours who happened to be living in london and offered you to stay at their place (not for free of course, because : poor), they tried, with breakfast knocking on our door and helped us to bring 1 (one. Just the one) of your many luggages (6. Six) from top to bottom floor only to go up again because he forgot, duh! That the upper room was still occupied by other "relatives"! It was 3pm, hotels have check-out time, but then again, this is not one. So he kindly moved us elsewhere. Thanks!

Rooms like in the picture but look narrow especially for family room. breakfast the same every day, rather boring. Strategic location near the underground and bus stop. Many halal eating places around the hotel.