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Our stay at The Scotsman Hotel was the best foot put forward at the onset of our day one of UK tour.location could not have been better. The amenities in the room were as royal as the City of Edinburgh. My stay would not have been this positive, if not for the Hotel Manager at that time. Mr Grant went out of his way to make my son and I comfortable. He was polite, helpful and ready to walk the extra mile at being professional at work. Edinburgh and Hotel Scotsman Hotel make the same memory stamp in our minds. no one should think twice before booking any hotel for Edinburgh stay. thank you Mr Grant from the core of our hearts.

This hotel is highly recommended for both short and long stays, not only for its excellent location adjacent Piccadilly railway station and tram stop, both including direct links to the airport, but also for the friendliness of the staff who were very obliging and helpful in answering questions and requests. The unit was spotlessly clean with easy to operate modern appliances including a clothes washing machine and dryer which was simple to use and the kitchen was comprehensively equipped with kitchen utensils. If possible, request rooms on the upper floors for quietness and a view over the adjacent canal. There are many convenience shops located nearby, including one almost opposite, as are many pubs and restaurants located nearby. The main pedestrianized area of the city and main shopping area is a short stroll away.

The staff are so friendly from the exceptional men who greet you on arrival to the staff at breakfast. Everyone is really friendly. Rooms are beautifully decorated and a fully stocked mini bar with the best complimentary biscuits we've ever had! The location is absolutely perfect, right in the heart of city. Even though you are central you wouldn't know it as it's really quiet. Breakfast was lovely lots to choose from and the quality of the food was delicious. We will definitely be looking to book the Gotham again- this time for longer.

Beautiful residential area, near the embassy row. Stone's throw away from Kensington Palace and Hyde Park. Easily accessible by buses and Kensington High Stree Station. Apartments have been newly revamped/upgraded. We were first assigned apartment 11 (2-bedroom) on the 4th floor but the lift break down so we were moved to apartment 1 (3-bedroom) on the lower ground floor. Both apartments are superb. Although housekeeping has to be reminded to pay attention to the details (of cleaning)

We were delighted with our choice for this visit to Manchester. We didnt want to stay in the centre but wanted to be within walking distance. The location is perfect. The hotel is spotless clean and bright and the staff are very friendly and helpful. We stayed for two nights. On arrival we were greeted by a lovely receptionist. Our room was lovely. It was bright and tastefully decorated with a free soft drink minibar provided along with robes and slippers. The hotel is located on First Street, a newly developed area with bars and restaurants and next door to Home, a theatre, restaurant & cinema complex. The are is still being developed but we are already looking forward to returning in the near future. Breakfast was good, the restaurant is bright and spacious and we didnt get that crowded breakfast room feeling. We had dinner in the hotel on the Saturday night and it was lovely. Definitely recommend this hotel.

I was a bit worried before I got here because of some low rating reviews. However, while I was staying here for two days, I had no difficulty staying here except I had to jump over my carrier. At least I could leave my carrier open on the floor, though. The room was clean during the stay (hotel will NOT change your bed sheets but Will make the bed for you). Shampoo, bodywash, and soaps were refilled. The room had a good air conditioner, unlimited hot water from the shower, and a small TV which had a minor issue(maybe resolution problem). Wifi was working fine and okay speed. I was also satisfied with the breakfast buffet. It had various menus and decent taste. I liked how they took care of little details such as preparing small plastic spoons for their yogurts. Although the price wasn't cheap for me as a traveling student, but it is probably because I booked the room a day before my stay. In general, I really enjoyed staying at this hotel.

i arrived early here and my room wasn't ready so they upgraded me to an executive suite. the room was already fantastic value for the location and the quality of the hotel, so this was the icing on the cake. room was modern, large for london, spotlessly clean and furnishings were excellent quality. staff were fantastic. best hotel i've stayed in for a long time, would definitely stay there again.

Just returned home today from spending 4 nights at K & K. I booked this property because the pictures were nice, the price was nice and I was familiar with the area, knowing I would be a one minute walk from one of the most convenient tube stations (Earls Court - which we easily traveled directly to and fro from Heathrow). What I wasn’t expecting was how CLEAN and warm and quiet the place is. And the staff - so polite, kind and doing the best job they can - at front desk, housekeeping, restaurant staff, even the gentleman that served us our afternoon tea in the cozy lounge. Overall, if you want to stay somewhere that feels like a hotel but also feels a bit like home then this is a good place. Beds are so comfy, linens are crisp white, and bathrooms were very clean and well kept. Plus loads of closet space. We had a room on the 4th floor with 2 twins, desk and a little lounger. I believe it was an upgrade room from the standard 2-twins. Plenty of space. We would definitely book again.

I've staying here for two nights, everything was perfect. The concierge is very kind and professional. They help me on suggesting the best restaurants not only dinner and lunch but also afternoon tea and even if you are looking for fish and chips. They also book the tickets of the London eye and Westminster Abbey for me , that make my trip efficiently accomplished. The hotel from level 34 to 52 of course you'll got the best view of city. The view of my room was perfect. I can see London eye and Big Ben even from my bathtub. I really recommend to stay at Shangrila at the shard.

We stayed 3 nights at La Suite West. Once you go inside the hotel the entryway is dim (I guess it's their style). We booked a standard room and our room was located on the first floor. The room was very nice, it had a walk-in closet to put our luggage inside. The room came with a standard bathtub/stand-up shower room. One interesting find we notice the TV unit was remotely controlled. This hotel is easy to access to the metro, it is close to Bayswater and Queensway station. There are tons of restaurants and shops close to the hotel. On our first day, we walked to Hyde park which was very convenient. Overall, a great hotel to stay with and really great location with many amenities surrounded.

I was wowed the moment I stepped into the lobby. It looked so posh and classy! The staff are very helpful and friendly with excellent service. It just feels like a 5 star hotel. The next best thing about the hotel is its location. People who love to shop will definitely love it. You just need to step out of the hotel, turn left, and the rest is the whole street of shopping starting from High Street fashion along Bond street all the way to High End brands covering New & Old bond street. Marble Arch Tube station is just outside towards left side of the hotel and it is on the central line, meaning it's a centralized line and all you need is 1 transfer to most important landmarks like Piccadilly, Victoria and Leicester station or sometimes even direct without changing lanes! The only thing is given the fantastic welcome impression from lobby, the room is just plain normal and the housekeeping do not refill certain things. But still fine, given the above pros!! Love the stay!

We booked this hotel after reading the reviews here. First, we loved the quieter but yet bustling location. It didn’t feel overwhelmingly busy but there is everything you would need and more. The tube is there for everything and the location was great. The people who work there was attentive and helpful. The “breakfast” was good for us as a takeaway snack during our day out. It was perfect as that mid-afternoon snack (pastry, fruit, and juice). We really appreciated having it when moving through London. The water closet, sink and shower are all separated and the shower stall is tight. I think that if you are larger in stature, you will find it very tight. Lastly, the fact that they had a free smart phone for us to use was the best thing ever. I didn’t have to look for WiFi or use my international plan.... you can wipe the phone clean on your last day there! Thank you for such an easy stay!

My stay at the hotel was generally decent as I was not in the hotel for the most part of the day. I had a single room for 1 and it was very small ,it was just right for one person traveling with only a hand luggage. I couldn't imagine being able to bring one big luggage on top of a hand carry bag into the room. The lift is very small and slow so I ended up walking the stairs more often than not. Although the hotel offers free wifi, it was very slow and drops out very much. The shower head was loose and water leaked down from it. Having said that, it's a nice location 5 minutes from oxford street. It is also very close to the tube station - Tottenhams Court RD but the central line does not stop there for the rest of 2015. I recommend it to shoppers who are not looking for luxury and excellent comfort. I am somewhat likely to return to this hotel in the future but hopefully i will book a bigger room if there happens to be a suitable price.

A nice boutique hotel conveniently located near the busy Piccadilly Circus and the trendy Carnaby street (practically just next door). There is a Pret A Manger just around the corner that opens from 6.45am & so it becomes our daily source of breakfast (our preference is to sample the local food outside the hotel as much as we can including breakfast). The hotel is styled rather similar to a Hard Rock cafe. Dark wall papers, rock star photos etc. with wooden flooring. Ok with us, but it doesn't appeal my mother that much. The room itself is rather small. We wonder the need of having a bar counter with two bar stools in such a tight space. The only windows that the room has, are covered with odd-looking window stickers that look as if they had been there for many decades (completely unique, on the opposite end of the overall rock star theme). Once the sofa bed is opened, there is hardly any space for a person behind the bar counter and the bar stools have to be moved elsewhere. Again if there was no sofa bed, we would probably spend our time elsewhere else rather than facing the odd-looking windows, which by the way are facing nearby buildings. If view from the window is your criteria, look at other options (though be careful; what they post may not be what you get -- see our review on Park Plaza Westminster Bridge). You may also want to be extra careful in the bathroom. Not only the tiles are in dark tone, the glass panel that separates the bath tub and the basin is not fixed so there is always a chance that it swings outside towards the basin and that may create an unpleasant bang or it breaks if you are unlucky.

This is the second time I have stayed at the Hyatt Regency Churchill. It is a luxury hotel and the location is absolutely fantastic. The staff at the hotel are extremely welcoming and seem to go out of their way to do whatever you need, from the doorman to the reception to the Club staff. Really excellent. I booked a Club Room, which I highly recommend. The rooms are fairly standard, but large for UK standards. Well appointed and clean. The location is perfect. It is situated on Portman Square, which is a large park, which gives the impression of space. The hotel is a short walk to Oxford Street from which you can easily access downtown London to the left or towards Marble Arch and Harrods to the right. It is all right there. Nothing is more than a short walk away. The hotel has a small gym (don't forget to turn on the air conditioning, otherwise it gets quite warm) and is quite a happening place. There is a restaurant downstairs that seems always busy and the Churchill Bar on the corner. But if you want to get outside the hotel, there are lots of eating and drinking options that are London favourites. Room Tip: Book a Club room. The Facilities are very English and very enjoyable.

April 2018, stayed twice total 10 nights. First stay was in an Executive Room. Modern, clean, spacious and had a kitchenette, hot plates, microwave, sink, small fridge with a small freezer. Free Wi-Fi, wide screen TV and a Google phone to use inside and outside the room ( take it with you when you go outside ). Second stay we booked into a standard room but it was almost the same as the Executive room just a fraction smaller so Extremely happy with the rooms. The rooms are serviced daily. There is also an excellent laundry room in the basement with 3 washer and driers, free of charge. Other things good about this hotel is the Location. Waterloo Railway Station is around the corner, Lambeth North Subway is about 50 metres. There is a Sainsbury market next door, buses out the front, its close to tourist attractions. Its a great hotel for travelers, HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT.

Location is great. Its near Queesnway and bayswater station. Hotel is easy to find. Location is not too noisy. I was booked on to this hotel after another hotel could not honour my booking. The one bedroom apartment is very spacious. Kitchen is a resonable size but equipment varies between room. The first room I got, it is at the bottom floor facing the airwell. The room is really hot and stuffy. The air cooler does not help at all. Housekeeping had to send ice pack over for me to use the cooler but it did not have any effect on cooling the room. I requested for a room change but being as it was in the middle of the night they could not do anything. I had bedbugs bite which in the end gave me a lot of problem during my stay. I complained a couple of days later after realizing it was bed bugs bite. The second room is on the third floor so its a slightly more cooling. The windows cannot be open fully for security reasons. I understand that for a grade listed building, you are not allowed to change the facade of the building but the management should try and include more units with air conditioning. As much as the management keep saying for UK you do not need air conditioning, hotel is pretty hot and stuffy the whole stay that I was there. In general, I enjoyed my stay there.

the hotel staff was friendly & helpful. the minute the hotel reception retrieved my booking, she knew that i am a hilton member & immediately upgraded our room to a suite! it was a wonderful surprise! the room was spacious & the beds were really comfortable. we also liked the crabtree & evelyn toiletries provided. as the hotel was just a few mins walk from the metro, it was very convenient getting around. oxford street & hyde park are about 20mins walk from the hotel. there were also supermarkets within walking distance. what was also convenient was that there is a shuttle bus that the concierge can arrange for you to go from hotel to bicester village!! we paid 23pounds per person for that. well worth the convenience! my parents & i enjoyed our stay at hilton!

Hotel is about 5-min walk to Westminster underground train station & about 10-min walk to Waterloo train station, which has a lot of chain eateries & shops like M&S etc. The hotel is also just 5-min away from the London Eye and a further 5-10 min from the houses of parliament. Location is maybe its highest selling point. The room that we booked was spacious, with a separate living room for a a queen size sofa bed. Perfect for us as a we traveled with our son & my mother (both need space of their own, but are afraid of sleeping by themselves in a separate room). The interior is a bit quirky; a huge poster of a lady (head only, not whole body) covers up the entire wardrobe. As we sleep with all lights off, my wife found the lady staring at our bed a bit spooky when she sometimes woke up during the night. The bathroom door has no lock - not sure if it was deliberate or they forgot to fix it. A slight disappointment to find that guests need to pay extra £49 per night to be upgraded to a room facing the Big Ben. We had thought that our room would face the Big Ben when we booked it through Agoda -- the room was pictured as if it was overlooking Big Ben & it was one of the main reasons we booked this hotel. In the end we decided not to pay for the upgrade as that was our second leg in London before we flew back home.

lovely stay at the Z, great service by the staff during our trip last weekend. able to drop our bags off in the morning before check-in to go round london. free cheese and wine every night between 5-8pm which is always busy and a lovely atmosphere in a boutiquey hotel and dining area. the rooms are small which is expected for a building of its size but more than enough when your visiting london as your out throughout the day and evening. beds were good though. typical modern hotel glass bathroom/shower area but the sink area is small and awkward but good shower. full sky tv in the rooms too with all the channels which is great and free wifi which is added bonuses as most chain hotels charge for wifi and dont have full tv package. air con unit is locked and can only change the temp but our room didnt get cold for the temperature and windows cant be opened so was a bit warm but fine but maybe the unit needed a check/service. would definitely stay here again though as for the price and location and free extras its unbeatable and its only a couple mins walk from traf square so your saving money you would spend on a cheaper hotel further outer london needing to get tube/train into central london. great service by all the staff too!!

we stayed at Point A hotel for 3 nights. we booked the biggest room and it is spacious, we also can see the Dome of St Paul's catheral from our hotel window. the hotel is close to the King cross station. and it is very accessible to most places in London by tube. we even walked to Camden town from the King Cross statuon. staffs deserves 5 stars, they are very accomodating, helpful and friendly. you can leave your luggages after check out without a fee. the breadfast is simple but good. we didnt intended to eat breakfast at the hotel however due to an issue with aircons, went down to ask for room changing and they complemented us with a breakfast coupon and it turned out that we love their breakfast and we bought breakfast coupon for our next days. we will definitely book this hotel for our next trip.

Great location, beautiful clean hotel with nice size rooms for family of three. Located one block from Millennium bridge so easy access to South Bank, Tate Modern Museum, the London Eye. St. Paul, and quick walk to Tower Bridge and London Tower. Close to Metro stations so able to quickly get to any other location. Some staff very friendly, helpful (ask for Christian EXTREMELY Wonderful) others not so much. Two Ladies working front desk at one point friendly but not from England so unable to give any directions but you can locate a concierge who can assist. Employees in bar not as friendly but also wondered if understaffed in this specific area. Either way well worth the price. We did request a city view through this booking app which we did not receive and hotel booked when arrived so unable to move. If you have special request I would verify with the hotel prior to checking in to ensure they received the message and can accommodate.

London House hotel is a good place to stay. The front desk staffs are very helpful. The cleaners always do the cleaning well. Taking the room with the garden view is recommended as every morning you will feel very refreshed just looking through the window. There are also some snack machine at the lobby if you wish to eat something. I am curious if the toilet amenities can include Toothbrush and toothpaste, it will be best. London House Hotel is quite near to both Bayswater and queenways station which is the best location to stay.

I will never forget our staying is this hotel during this lifetime occasion. I really believe that the hotel have the best views in London, very romantic, and its location is perfect even to walk to Southbank area. The staff are very well trained and always delighted to make your stay memorable. I was surprised with this hotel, I was not expected to be so good as it was. We will definitely return!

I stayed at the George for 2 days over a weekend. Location is much better than any hotel on Princes Street. Right in the best shopping area (not for "touristy" shopping). Conveniently close to major attractions and a short walk to other areas. I had a single room so it was a bit on the small side, but comfortable enough for a single traveler. The George seems to be a combination of a few buildings so navigating to get to my room was a bit maze-like with several twist/turns and tight stairs. Make sure to have the concierge handle baggage.

Great location and wonderfully cooperative and helpful staff. Stored our luggage until our room was ready. The room was super small and with no window. We didn't realize that when we booked, but that's what an 'Interior Room' means; no window. However; they did make the best of the limited space and although it was tight for two adults and luggage, it wasn't bad for one night. There is a happy hour from 5-7(check the time) that includes free wine and cheese. Quite good. The breakfast looked good but was not included in our rate, so we ate down the road at the Shakespeare restaurant for breakfast. We don't recommend that place for breakfast. Very touristy and pricey for average service and food. Right next to the hotel is a great little pub that has pretty good chicken and mushroom pies. Literally right across the street from Victoria Station and just down the road from the Queen's House. Great location.