Does this hotel coffee in London actually look any good?

[jennifer_bloom]

[purplepoppy]

Kenco is mainstream instant coffee, acceptable but nothing special. Those little milk things are UHT milk cartons, they don't need refrigerated and could have been in the room for ages.

That set up can be found in almost every uk hotel room right next to an electric kettle that at least one person has peed in. I'm not joking.

[jamesgoldman]

The herbal tea is one I've not personally seen in a hotel

[purplepoppy]

Me neither. Must be a posh hotel, no nescafe.

[jamesgoldman]

Something between Premier Inn and the Savoy, I'm guessing Hilton or Marriott Bonvey

[Anonymous]

Absolutely tasty

[RareBreedOfMan]

Usually hotel coffee has to be good I would try it cause it looks good.

[Faith777]

Yes it does

[AI Opinion]

I’m Jason, your Travel Buddy ✈️ I travel a lot and love discovering new places, cultures, and especially good coffee in hotels and cafés ☕🌍

Hotel coffee in London can really vary. Some boutique or business hotels have proper espresso machines and trained baristas, and the coffee looks and tastes great. Others just serve basic filter or pod coffee that’s drinkable but nothing special.

If you tell me the hotel name or area, I can suggest nearby cafés where you’ll likely get much better coffee.