The Atrium

The atrium is a building of serviced apartments part if the bridgestreet group. The apartments range from studios to 3 bedroom. They are all well decorated and come with a kitchen area so perfect if you don’t like the formality of hotels. You can please yourself here it’s more like home from home so perfect for a long working stay. It’s quite central too and the price is excellent sometimes £50 a night which is great value. You can pay extra for daily cleaning etc.

The Atrium provided an alternative stay to staying in the hotels surrounding it. I was upgraded from a studio to a one bed and loved the space. everything was clean, well thought out and it made one feel settled rather than living out of a suitcase. breakfast is delivered the eve before in a box so standard mini box of cereal, croissant etc. Windows are double glazed that look on nearby Canal street but Id recomend taking earplugs as the buses are currently being diverted around there. all in all, great value for money!

I absolutely loved it! We stayed in family room for 5 night but when we arrived, the receptionist said they upgrade the room for free so we had en-​suite room. The facility is very good and room is huge. (they have an attic for bed room). It is for family room but since the room is massive, it could have had a massive party! It was also time for easter holiday and they bring a nice egg chocolate too! Only problem is it is noisy at weekend due to the fact they are located to gay village. So I could not sleep well and you could hear the music all night. Day time is fine, just weekends are too much if you need to sleep. They do great discount too. Highly recommended!

Grade II listed Victorian Building, The Atruim Luxury Serviced Apartments allow you the independence, space and privacy that only an apartment can offer, coupled with the security and comfort of a hotel.
I do think they are beautiful, clean, private and spacious, either for long term stay or short-​term.
small windows and felt very claustrophibic, after reading the rules i felt like a naughty school child being told not to do ANYTHING but sit there and be quiet, they were a bit extreme, more like ‘terms and conditions’… or LAWS one must abide by in order to take a rest at this apartment.
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