- Charges for extra guests may apply and vary depending on the property's policy.
- A credit card for incidental charges and a government-issued photo ID are required at check-in.
- Special requests are subject to availability at the time of check-in and can't be guaranteed. Certain requests may come with additional charges.
- No parking is available onsite.
- The following credit cards are accepted: American Express, Diners Club, JCB International, MasterCard, and Visa.
- A resort fee is included in the total price shown.
- No rollaway or extra beds are available.
Grange Beauchamp
4.0 out of 5.0
77.0% based on 857 reviews
Recent guest reviews
Excellent stay in Beauchamp Grange hotel, have stayed many times and always a pleasure, with excellent staff, would recommend without hesitation.Very good location for British museum and main railway stations.
For central London this is a great little hotel In classic London terrace, big rooms spotlessly clean and well furnished Delightful staff and good breakfast For 140 pounds a night a must Would definitely go back
We booked a room with 2 kingsize beds with a view of the little park (back of the hotel). Big room, decent bathroom, comfort beds, good continental breakfast, friendly staff, no noise during the night (or day). 2 minor things ; internet (wifi) was ok but i could not get my emails on my laptop (checked with reception but they could not fix it ... must be a blocking system ?) and would have preferred some more tv channels ... Overall a good hotel in a nice quiet area, would book same room again !
We stayed here over a Saturday and Sunday night as my Fiancé was taking part in the London Landmarks half Marathon .We paid £257 for the two nights which included a continental breakfast , we had booked a premier Inn but as they Grange offered Marathon runners a slightly better rate we decided to book here instead..... Big mistake, On the first night we had booked a superior double room and were given room 208, this room was small to say the least and incredibly noisy ,we could hear other guests putting plugs in sockets , clothes in wardrobes and the quite constant bang of doors and voices on a regular basis. We decided to get to bed early as we wanted to be bright and breezy for the race ,once we were in bed I tried to sleep but the bed was not long enough and my feet poked over the end by at least a couple of inches and I’m only 5ft 11” and my partner who is 5ft 7” had a similar problem but just her toes poked over the edge .Needless to say we had an incredibly poor nights sleep and I woke up tired and badly rested . After breakfast which I had a full English(Not bad to be fair) , I spoke to reception and the young lady was apologetic and said I needed to speak to reception later .After being out till about 4 ish I did speak to reception and they allocated us room 008 which they said was an upgrade , it was indeed a bigger room and my feet didn’t hang over the end of the bed ,however once we had been out for dinner we went to bed around 21.30 and thought the evening it sounded like the room or people above us were jumping off a wardrobe onto the floor .i mentioned this to reception and she was apologetic and said she didn’t think anyone was above us , this noise continued on and off until 12:30 1.00 am and restarted at 06:30 , again we both had the worst night sleep ever , in the morning my fiancé’s muscles in her legs were aching from the marathon and she ran what she hoped would be a nice hot relaxing bath !!! Nope the water was Luke warm so we both had a very quick dip indeed. We left early and spoke to the duty manager after we had been to the shops , he offered us complimentary breakfasts if we stayed again and some money off a room. This rates as one of the worst hotel stays for us and we would not return to this hotel again , our weekend was ruined and I’m now going back to work totally shattered . We can not fault the staff they did try and help but both the rooms were dreadful.
I've stayed with the Beauchamp twice now, and am very pleased with the responsiveness of the staff, the quality of the room service, and the quiet afforded by the location (off the more busy streets). I recommend this hotel to anyone traveling into London for business purposes.
Upon arrival, the politeness that we were greeted by was exceptional great. The employees in this hotel were all very polite and courteous. The check in was quick and we left the luggage in their store room as we arrived early. For a single room, the room was the right size. I had a comfortable double bed, TV, an electric kettle (I suggest they remove the kettles from the wardrobe) , tea and coffee, iron board and a lovely window facing the garden. The room was very clean. The bathroom was a little small in my opinion especially between the toilet and the bath. The bath itself was big and the bathroom was very clean. It also was included all necessary toiletries. Breakfast was good too. a wide range of cheeses (for the cheese lovers), cereals, juices, yogurts, croissants and other sweet pastries, ham cheese, jams and more. The restaurant staff during breakfast were very polite and were constantly offering coffee and tea. The location of this hotel is at Russell Square, and it is very central to central London. 6 minutes walk to Tottenham court road, 5 - 8 minutes to Holborn, and 15 / 20 minutes walk to Leicester Square. Thank you for a wonderful stay :-)
After booking in with very helpful staff, the room was a bit of a shock. There was barely enough space to enter the room before hitting the bed and there was only 12 inches from the foot of the bed to the fireplace. Paint and chrome flaking off the bathroom door. Bare screw heads showing in places, broken tiles. Noisy air-conditioning, had to request reception to turn it off. Kettle hidden cupboard. Non user friendly hair drier hidden in drawer and screwed down. However the location is good. The bed was comfortable, but too many stupid cushions. Definitely not four star.
My mother and I greatly enjoyed our stay here. The room was so charming! We loved the view of the garden from our window. We enjoyed the tea service (tucked away in the closet) and the modern bathroom. As it was our first time in London, we found the row house quite charming. The street is quiet and well cared for, and just down the street from Russell Square where you can meet dogs and people walking through the park. The city bus has a stop up the street from the hotel as well as the Original London Tour bus (orange line.) This was extremely convenient for us. The British Museum is a couple blocks away, within walking distance and entrance is free. We wish our stay could have been longer!
The hotel staff are welcoming on arrival, to check-in they use a tablet and only have one which slows down the process when a couple of people are checking in. The rooms are clean and spacious I was upgraded to a large room with a 2 double beds. The bathroom was functional and clean, there were no markings on the bath hot water mixing tap making it difficult to set the temperature, I got slightly scolded as the last person either using or cleaning it had set it very hot and it took me a couple of minutes to work out which way to turn it get the water colder. The hotel has no vegetarian cooked option for breakfast but has plenty of things on the buffet that vegetarians can eat. The hotel is nice, the staff helpful and I would stay again.
We arrived during the snow for the ballet and despite the hotel staff bookings a taxi in good time - it cancelled at the last minute.. 😯 Luckily we were arriving an hour early for drinks. The manager tried several other times to no avail and even went out into the inclement weather without a coat to the main street to try and hail one. She came back 5 minutes later without joy. We were just donning our snow boots preparing to walk when she managed to secure another taxi , 5 minutes later once again it cancelled. We were now starting to panic as it looked like we might miss the show. My partner was at the top end of the street and the manager had sent one of her staff to the bottom of the street (again just in his workwear) - this time the waiter was successful, I picked my part er up at the top of the street and we made it to the opera house with 10 minutes to spare. I can't thank the staff enough , they really did go above and beyond 😊
Hotel highlights
- Walking distance to Russell Square and The British Museum
- Free WiFi and wired Internet in rooms and public areas
- Onsite dining
- Business center
Located in Bloomsbury, Grange Beauchamp is adjacent to Russell Square and within a 5-minute walk of other popular sights like The British Museum. This 47-room, 4-star hotel welcomes guests with conveniences like a restaurant, a bar/lounge, and free in-room WiFi. It's in central London and also a short walk from University College London and Royal Opera House.
Dining
Enjoy a leisurely bite to eat at the onsite restaurant, or have a drink at the bar/lounge. Satisfy your hunger from the comfort of your room with 24-hour room service. Start each morning with English breakfast, available for a fee from 8 AM to 10 AM.
Rooms
All of Grange Beauchamp's 47 air-conditioned rooms provide coffee makers, free newspapers, and safes. 21-inch LCD TVs come with digital channels, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi and wired Internet. Beds sport premium bedding and bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries. Desks are also included.
Property features
Grange Beauchamp features free WiFi in public areas, a business center, and free newspapers. Transportation is made easy with limo/town car service. Multilingual staff at the 24-hour front desk can assist with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include laundry facilities, a porter/bellhop, and wedding services.
Reviews from Trip Advisor
77.0% of guests recommend this hotel
Total of 857 reviews
