Pasha Hotel - Boutique Hotel

Staff is nice, bed is clean, facilities can be improved

It is best for budget traveler's..not bad, location was good..

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If I could give zero stars to the Pasha Hotel London, I would. Staying here was an experience, though not in any way you’d want to remember. Upon stepping into the hotel, I was hit with a peculiar, haunting stench—a lingering odor that defies description and logic, hovering somewhere between wet carpet, stale cigarettes, chemicals cheap perfume and damp decay. This "mystery scent" was so potent and pervasive it clung to my clothes and luggage even after I checked out a day early. That’s right: despite fleeing the place early, I still carry the hotel's stale, unsettling perfume with me, a permanent souvenir from an unfortunate choice of accommodation. In theory, I booked the Pasha Hotel expecting a simple, budget-friendly room in a decent location. What I got instead was an odorous, unsettling scene that makes me question the hotel’s understanding of cleanliness and basic hospitality. The rooms were basic to the point of negligence, with beds that felt as though they'd been constructed by someone unfamiliar with the concept of comfort. The sheets were questionable at best, and I seriously doubted the last time they were changed. Staff interactions were minimal, which might have been a blessing. Any small talk would have been wasted, as I imagine even they wouldn’t have been able to explain the source of the hotel’s infamous mystery aroma. The one benefit of staying here? It’s taught me the hard way to thoroughly research every single review before booking. To anyone considering a stay at the Pasha Hotel London: proceed with caution. There are better places to rest your head—ones that won't haunt you with strange smells and regrets long after you've gone. Save yourself the trouble and find a place that won’t follow you home in spirit (and smell).

Filthy, disgusting, a health and safety nightmare. Should be condemned and torn down. As soon as you walk in the sewage smell hits you. Your feet stick to the carpet, it's falling apart. Three disgusting dirty sticky flights of carpeted stairs to get to a room that is disgusting. The pictures speak for its self. The mattress was covered with stains and was clearly decades old. Masking tape was on the edges of the electric heater. The bed base was filthy. Please don't ever go here. The environmental health and health and safety must intervien to close this place down. Absolutely shocking that this place is still standing. We left after one look at the room and now have approached *********** to get our money back. The photos they show are not of this hell hole. Stay away.

Considering how cheap this hotel is, I do find it hard to be as harsh as other reviews. Maybe I had a better room? I booked very last minute after missing a last train, and was checked in without issue. The reception is actually quite nice? Genuinely thought the room wasn’t bad at all. Double bed made up of two singles, an effective heater and an en-suite. Towels and toiletries were included. The room was quiet, safe and comfortable. It was also clean. I had no issue with dodgy sockets or bugs. The one thing in the room which wouldn’t be expected was the sink, which was not connected to a waste pipe. This meant any running water went straight on to the floor - this may well be why others have leaky ceiling! If that piping was fixed, I’d think the room was perfectly fine! One last oddity outside of the room, was upon check out, reception was dark and the staff member was snoring away on the sofa with a duvet. I have a sense of humour, I thought it was hilarious. But probably not safe for him, or guests knowing anyone can walk in or out. I left my key on the side. If it was cheap enough I probably would stay again, but I’d want the room I had as it sounds like others are worse. It did me fine when stuck in london x