Travellers have shared details and pictures of the 'prison-like' conditions they have endured at a £1,750 quarantine hotel as they complain of the 'inedible' food being served there.
President Hotel, in Guilford Road, London, is described on its own website as the 'perfect base' that allows guests to enjoy 'all that London has to offer'.
But for some travellers who are spending their 10-day quarantine period there, it has been a 'nightmare' as they complain of the 'prison-like' conditions that are being enforced.
Several say they have had enough after forking out £1,750 for the privilege of living in isolation.
And they have also shared images of the measly portions on offer that arrive in polystyrene boxes three times per day.
Garikayi Madzudzo made an official complain regarding the quality of food to Imperial London Hotels, the company behind the three star President Hotel.
He says he has been forced to ordering food and drink from other outlets as what was offered to him did not meet 'acceptable food standards'.
His complaint reads: 'As you can see from the pictures of the meals provided, the portions and the quality of food is way, way below standard.
'It neither provides the required nutrition nor is it balanced to promote healthy living, bearing in mind this is being served to an adult who is being deprived of regular exercise because the hotel is full and available security staff are struggling to cope with the demand to take people outside for their 15mins of exercise.
Those quarantining in President Hotel, London have shared their concerns over the 'prison-like' conditions and 'inedible' food on offer
'The standards that this facility is operating on are unacceptable and do not equate to the £1750 that l was charged.
'This hotel has failed in meeting acceptable food standards.'
Garikayi, along with several other travellers, shared pictures of the food they were provided by the hotel - including a small muffin, baked beans, lunchbox-sized carton of apple juice and a single hash brown for breakfast.
Lunch was a pie with a small serving of beef gravy and potato, while dinner had two sausages, some mashed potato and peas.
Luciana Andrade and her husband Brian Muscat have made numerous complaints to the Department of Health and Social Care and Brian experienced 'prison solitary confinement conditions' during his 10-day stop at President Hotel.
Several travellers who are quarantining have slammed the 'small and 'bad
