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Bayswater station is just as easy to walk to as Paddington. There is good choice of food nearby in both small stores and restaurants. And it is directly over the road from Hyde Park. We ended up double booked into this hotel and the staff sorted that very professionally without making us feel troublesome. The room was great - excellent views, it was huge for a Lond...
Bayswater station is just as easy to walk to as Paddington. There is good choice of food nearby in both small stores and restaurants. And it is directly over the road from Hyde Park. We ended up double booked into this hotel and the staff sorted that very professionally without making us feel troublesome. The room was great - excellent views, it was huge for a London hotel, bed very comfortable, bathroom good although not as spacious as the room, there is plenty of closet and drawer space. we wished were staying longer. We would go back to this hotel
The Belgrave is modern and clean. It's rooms are pretty simple. For example, there was no mini-frig in my room. The free breakfast is not elaborate. I was a single persom in a one queen bed room and it was plenty big enough for me. I never felt cramped, although it might be for two people. My room, 215, was at the back of the building and so I found it pretty quiet, bo...
The Belgrave is modern and clean. It's rooms are pretty simple. For example, there was no mini-frig in my room. The free breakfast is not elaborate. I was a single persom in a one queen bed room and it was plenty big enough for me. I never felt cramped, although it might be for two people. My room, 215, was at the back of the building and so I found it pretty quiet, both in terms of street noise and in terms of noise from other parts of the hotel. The hotel is a two minute walk to the local tube station and I found the Northern Line of the tube system pretty handy for connecting to other lines. The hotel doesn't offer alot of extra services (such as laundry)but I always found the staff friendly and helpful. I stayed for 17 days and was happy and would stay there again. I can't compare to any other hotels in London but the Belgrave seems like pretty good value compared to other hotels a researched on the internet.
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...
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)
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, bo...
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.
Fab London hotel. Staff were v friendly and helpful, room was lovely and better than most London hotel we have stayed in. Location 1min walk from both Leiceter Square and Trafalgar makes it perfect fo sightseeing and theatres. Will definately return.
From being directed into the pram accessible door with ramp by the lovely porters at the front .. to having our room ready at 11am rather than 3pm by Noelle .. our whole experience at the amba hotel was 10 out of 10. Locates 2 minutes from Oxford Street .. across the road from hyde park winter wonderland .. 10-15 minutes taxi ride from Euston .. we only have praise for...
From being directed into the pram accessible door with ramp by the lovely porters at the front .. to having our room ready at 11am rather than 3pm by Noelle .. our whole experience at the amba hotel was 10 out of 10. Locates 2 minutes from Oxford Street .. across the road from hyde park winter wonderland .. 10-15 minutes taxi ride from Euston .. we only have praise for this hotel and can’t wait to book for next year! Our room was huge compared to other London hotels .. clean modern .. free mini bar. Just fantastic! Thankyou amba Marble Arch!
Our London trip was mainly for visiting colleges + leisure. This hotel's location was excellent - 3 minutes walk to Earl's Court Station plus anytime can get a taxi within minutes. Front desk staff and restaurant's staff were friendly and helpful. Breakfast was acceptable except no change for my 9 days stay ( a little boring). All the housekeeping staff could not un...
Our London trip was mainly for visiting colleges + leisure. This hotel's location was excellent - 3 minutes walk to Earl's Court Station plus anytime can get a taxi within minutes. Front desk staff and restaurant's staff were friendly and helpful. Breakfast was acceptable except no change for my 9 days stay ( a little boring). All the housekeeping staff could not understand English. Need to communicate via Front desk staff if necessary. Overall, one of the best 4 stars hotels you could find in London. We will surely come back again !
We only stayed at The Shard for one night as part of my 65th birthday and retirement celebration. From the moment we entered the room it was breath-taking. The view (41st floor) was truly amazing, even when it was raining in the morning. Dinner in the restaurant was of Masterchef standard i.e. exquisite. The staff made us feel like royalty. They were courteous respectf...
We only stayed at The Shard for one night as part of my 65th birthday and retirement celebration. From the moment we entered the room it was breath-taking. The view (41st floor) was truly amazing, even when it was raining in the morning. Dinner in the restaurant was of Masterchef standard i.e. exquisite. The staff made us feel like royalty. They were courteous respectful and cheerful from front of house staff through to housekeepers and waiters. Nothing was too much trouble for them. The room itself was wonderful with every conceivable modern convenience and service. There was even cable internet for those without Wi Fi. We would surely recommend the Shard to anyone thinking of staying at a truly five star hotel in London.
Simply one of the best hotel in London. The rooms are great. The bed is big and comfortable, the pillows and the bed sheets are clean and comfortable. The lighting is perfect, the bathroom has heated floor, and the room temperature is just perfect. The only problem is that sometimes the card key have problem, but the receptionist could sort it out quickly. The locati...
Simply one of the best hotel in London. The rooms are great. The bed is big and comfortable, the pillows and the bed sheets are clean and comfortable. The lighting is perfect, the bathroom has heated floor, and the room temperature is just perfect. The only problem is that sometimes the card key have problem, but the receptionist could sort it out quickly. The location is very good, almost perfect. It's near to Hyde Park, near two tube station Queensway and Bayswater, and located near lots of foods and groceries. The room is also spacious, well-lit (using touch control lighting) and very clean. The staff is friendly and very accommodating. We have tons of requests but they help us in all of them. They show us the best way to visit the city, show the route to the coach station, and many more.
Very good stay, hotel overall is very nice, although rooms are small in size but it's location in a very nice shopping aria cover this issue. The staff specialty the customer service are excellent ... rooms are clean, loopy hall is very nice. Yes the value is somehow high but it is in the acceptable range in London. Hotel is advisable for all kind of travelers ... food...
Very good stay, hotel overall is very nice, although rooms are small in size but it's location in a very nice shopping aria cover this issue. The staff specialty the customer service are excellent ... rooms are clean, loopy hall is very nice. Yes the value is somehow high but it is in the acceptable range in London. Hotel is advisable for all kind of travelers ... food is very good... TVs channels need to be increased. Bathroom is clean and very.well covered with all necessary issues. Staff are very helpful.
At the west end of London lies the district of Hmmersmith. It is a small district but it has its own charm and tranquility afar from the bustling area of central London. The hotel is modern new and chic best suited for the family and if your on a budget. The staff are very friendly courteous and accomodating specially Victor who helped me with my questions and booking ...
At the west end of London lies the district of Hmmersmith. It is a small district but it has its own charm and tranquility afar from the bustling area of central London. The hotel is modern new and chic best suited for the family and if your on a budget. The staff are very friendly courteous and accomodating specially Victor who helped me with my questions and booking my tours around London. Free breakfast is plentiful and their packaged i cute paper bags. Only thing is the design of toilet and shower which were separate and a bit small. The hotel is 5 mins from Hammersmith station and many shops. All in all my experience is superb at this great hotel. I would recommend this and will definitely come back for more.
The Nadler is a great value for money. No frills but the location is great and the hotel staff friendly and helpful. The room is quite small but adequate, with a small kitchenette equipped with a microwave and coffee maker (coffee capsules free!)... They will even have breakfast delivered for you from one of their partner restaurants if you request. Bathroom is spac...
The Nadler is a great value for money. No frills but the location is great and the hotel staff friendly and helpful. The room is quite small but adequate, with a small kitchenette equipped with a microwave and coffee maker (coffee capsules free!)... They will even have breakfast delivered for you from one of their partner restaurants if you request. Bathroom is spacious enough. Best of all, it's in a great location - near train stations (5mins), shops and restaurants. Overall, no complaints and we would book The Nadler again when we visit London again soon!
I know London inside out having lived there for ~20 years, and I would say this hotel is very well-located - just a very short walk from a tube station. (There are many hotels on the west side around South Kensington/Hyde Park, but really this is much more conveniently-located for Central London activities.) Another good thing about this hotel is the fact that, it is m...
I know London inside out having lived there for ~20 years, and I would say this hotel is very well-located - just a very short walk from a tube station. (There are many hotels on the west side around South Kensington/Hyde Park, but really this is much more conveniently-located for Central London activities.) Another good thing about this hotel is the fact that, it is modern (many 3-4 stars hotels are have very dated decoration and facilities in London), clean and the staff are friendly and helpful. For the price I paid, this hotel is very outstanding.
Chose this one as we got a fairly good offer for a ok plus hotel centrally located for our NYE celebration and shopping. Ok size of room, taken into consideration the usual size of London hotel rooms. Helpful and nice staff. Rooms could have needed a little refurbishment, standard was not what you would have expected from a hotel of this price. Plus for free wifi. Minu...
Chose this one as we got a fairly good offer for a ok plus hotel centrally located for our NYE celebration and shopping. Ok size of room, taken into consideration the usual size of London hotel rooms. Helpful and nice staff. Rooms could have needed a little refurbishment, standard was not what you would have expected from a hotel of this price. Plus for free wifi. Minus for the fact that when we asked to remove some items from the minibar so that we could keep some of our own stuff there without beeing charged for it, they allowed us to and then just unplugged the fridge.
I booked the Santum Soho as we were out at the thetre and wanted it as a treat from My husband. The location is great, close to so many bars and restaurants and Carnaby Street. Our room was small but normal for a london hotel. The bed was very comfortable and the bathroom was a wet room. We did not use the roof top bar or the restaurants so can't comment but had a wan...
I booked the Santum Soho as we were out at the thetre and wanted it as a treat from My husband. The location is great, close to so many bars and restaurants and Carnaby Street. Our room was small but normal for a london hotel. The bed was very comfortable and the bathroom was a wet room. We did not use the roof top bar or the restaurants so can't comment but had a wander in the morning and the roof bar looked like it would have been fun. Minor irritations: no shower cap and it was a waterfall shower so you couldn't just have a wash without washing your hair ( I could have called for one apparently bt a bit late when you are already in the bathroom.) There is no tea and coffee making facilities (as the owner wants people to use the restaurants). I missed my morning cup of tea and didn't fancy spending £3.50 for on downstairs. The TV was on the wall to the side of the bed so if you wanted to watch something you got a crick in the neck. But these are minor and we had a great stay.
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 f...
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.
The hotel is in an excellent location. It is very close to the Lamberth North tube station and buses. You can walk 10 minutes to the London Eye. Tesco Express and other convenience stores are close by. The room was very nice. The front-office staff was nice. The main problem is that the hotel is very noisy due to the vehicular traffic on the road in front of it. So yo...
The hotel is in an excellent location. It is very close to the Lamberth North tube station and buses. You can walk 10 minutes to the London Eye. Tesco Express and other convenience stores are close by. The room was very nice. The front-office staff was nice. The main problem is that the hotel is very noisy due to the vehicular traffic on the road in front of it. So you should request a quiet room not facing the traffic and on the highest floor possible. The hotel has a bunch of elevators. Another problem is that the cleaning lady can be stingy with the toiletry stuff and free water. We had 4 people. The cleaning lady did not provide enough toiletry stuff, and we had to ask for extra. The first day that we were there she put 4 free water bottles in the fridge. But the next several days she gave us only 2 water bottles. So we have to call every day to get 2 more water bottles. We paid a lot of money for the hotel. So they should not have been so stingy.
My friends and I enjoyed our stay. We really felt welcomed and liked the fact that this was the first hotel in london to have the 'qibla direction' (never seen in other hotels) for prayers. The rates are affordable and the location is very convenient.
I really enjoyed my stay at the hotel. It's located very close to Edgware Underground Station. The hotel was very quiet and I slept like a rock. The hotel is within walking distance from Regent's and Hyde Park. I guess this is my new favourite London hotel.
I absolutely love this hotel, from arrival you get the stunning views of the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben across the Bridge. The entrance with clear signs on where to go (even though there are a lot of different places to go). The spacious elevators with their colour changing lights. When I walked in the room I was greeted with light streaming through the glass of ...
I absolutely love this hotel, from arrival you get the stunning views of the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben across the Bridge. The entrance with clear signs on where to go (even though there are a lot of different places to go). The spacious elevators with their colour changing lights. When I walked in the room I was greeted with light streaming through the glass of the windows which wet the full width if the room and an introductory video for the hotel. I managed to easily find out further information by flicking through the different options on the TV. Any time I needed to ask questions the staff members engaged in genuine conversation even though they were busy, it really made me feel that they valued me as an individual and not just to see me as one of the many people they must have staying at the hotel. All of this went towards me having a fantastic stay in London. I don't think I'll go to any other hotel in London now I've stayed here.
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...
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!!
I have stayed at the Tune Hotel before and this is my go-to London hotel! Located just down the road from King's Cross it's in a perfect location to get anywhere via Underground. The rooms can be quite small but are clean. Compared to the cost of other central London hotels, this place is inexpensive but you get a clean, well-kept room for the minimal price you pay. I...
I have stayed at the Tune Hotel before and this is my go-to London hotel! Located just down the road from King's Cross it's in a perfect location to get anywhere via Underground. The rooms can be quite small but are clean. Compared to the cost of other central London hotels, this place is inexpensive but you get a clean, well-kept room for the minimal price you pay. I've stayed in other higher star rated hotels that were dumps compared to this place. Highly recommended for solo or pair travelers!
great hotel with very helpful staff. amazing location next to st. paul's cathedral. room service was lovely and not too pricey. room was a bit small but to be expected in a london hotel. only problem for us was there was no parking available and we couldnt find the car park they suggested as there were roadworks everywhere so we ended up paying for parking for an over...
great hotel with very helpful staff. amazing location next to st. paul's cathedral. room service was lovely and not too pricey. room was a bit small but to be expected in a london hotel. only problem for us was there was no parking available and we couldnt find the car park they suggested as there were roadworks everywhere so we ended up paying for parking for an overnight stay in a ncp car park. overall loved the hotel and would definitely stay again!!
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 ...
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.
our room was gorgeous and very comfortable. location was super, walking distance to most of London's main attractions. and, there was a bus stop very close. we paid a bit extra , when we arrived, to upgrade to a better view. well worth it! a "million dollar" view of London! compared to other London hotels, we found online, this price was SUPER, for what we got! We wo...
our room was gorgeous and very comfortable. location was super, walking distance to most of London's main attractions. and, there was a bus stop very close. we paid a bit extra , when we arrived, to upgrade to a better view. well worth it! a "million dollar" view of London! compared to other London hotels, we found online, this price was SUPER, for what we got! We would love to stay there again, and see more of London, as 3 days was not long enough.
this really is one of the best hotels i have stayed in within london, for a long time! i really couldn't fault it! (and we stay in a lot of hotels worldwide!) from the minute we arrived, for the whole weekend, the staff were really friendly and helpful, they couldn't do enough for you (even offering free cheese and wine in the evening!) the room was fairly small (as...
this really is one of the best hotels i have stayed in within london, for a long time! i really couldn't fault it! (and we stay in a lot of hotels worldwide!) from the minute we arrived, for the whole weekend, the staff were really friendly and helpful, they couldn't do enough for you (even offering free cheese and wine in the evening!) the room was fairly small (as you would expect in a boutique hotel in london), but was exceptionally comfortable with a huge bed and all mod cons. we loved the modern element of the glass walled shower room that's part of the whole room and the huge flatscreen tv with sky tv! bonus! it is also literally a minutes walk from victoria station and tube and london's museums and buckingham palace are just a short walk through beautiful belgravia... this really is a jewel in victoria's crown and we loved it and will definitely visit again! thank you!
it was well worth the money for a central hotel in london the staff where excellent and friedly,the service ,food,and very clean hotel. the only thing was it was a bit of a walk from the tube station at westminster but that was my choice to walk and not get a taxi (cheaper)
I have been in London a couple of times and this is the first time I stayed here because I need to catch train from Paddington. Stayed there for 1 night and then stayed in other hotels in London for others. I wished I made the decision to stay there longer. Room is clean, bed is comfortable. Bathroom is small but good enough. Staff are very helful and friendly. B...
I have been in London a couple of times and this is the first time I stayed here because I need to catch train from Paddington. Stayed there for 1 night and then stayed in other hotels in London for others. I wished I made the decision to stay there longer. Room is clean, bed is comfortable. Bathroom is small but good enough. Staff are very helful and friendly. Breakfast is optional at 9 pounds and there's a kind of common room area which you can help yourself with tea, coffee and chocolate at no cost. You can take it back to your room to enjoy or take out which I think it's very good. Highly recommend to my friends who come to London. Great!!
the hotel was newly renovated, all the rooms were furnished modern and the bathrooms were also very modern and clean. we were impressed by the value we received for such a good price. it's hard to find a hotel in london that is not oldish or run down. the staff was very friendly and helpful and always available. the gym was out of order, but that's ok. the location o...
the hotel was newly renovated, all the rooms were furnished modern and the bathrooms were also very modern and clean. we were impressed by the value we received for such a good price. it's hard to find a hotel in london that is not oldish or run down. the staff was very friendly and helpful and always available. the gym was out of order, but that's ok. the location of the hotel was right next to a tube station, very convenient.
My first impression when arrive to this hotel was WOW .. cos I can feel the luxury in this hotel ... and what more that my room was upgraded to the bigger one which was so spacious yet the number so scary "444" but Praise the Lord that everything was okay during our stay as God protected us :-) The location is opposite the railway station and there were some buses st...
My first impression when arrive to this hotel was WOW .. cos I can feel the luxury in this hotel ... and what more that my room was upgraded to the bigger one which was so spacious yet the number so scary "444" but Praise the Lord that everything was okay during our stay as God protected us :-) The location is opposite the railway station and there were some buses stops nearby the hotel, so it;s so convenient if you want to go anywhere in London city by bus or by train. The facilities itself are so great, we can have fitness and indoor pool, sauna, and you can eat fruits for free everyday there. Definitely nice to stay here in Landmark London hotel yet it's a bit pricey.
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The room is in the basement which is I didn't expect. Washing room is little bit small. If you're are a budget traveler this one may be not a bad opinion. If you have more money then I suggest to skip this one. The employee is so friendly able to help you solve the problem immediately.
Everything was how it should be
Agoda had messed up my booking - confirmed something different than what was booked at the hostel. That was of course disappointing after our long trip from Australia, but all comp,iments to the staff behind the reception... tbey were amazing. Tried to make it work for us, the client. The hostel was amazing, what a beautiful old building and very easy access to the 'u...
Agoda had messed up my booking - confirmed something different than what was booked at the hostel. That was of course disappointing after our long trip from Australia, but all comp,iments to the staff behind the reception... tbey were amazing. Tried to make it work for us, the client. The hostel was amazing, what a beautiful old building and very easy access to the 'underground'. I am sure that l will return again, next time l am in London, but then l'll book straight through the hostel.
It's cheap.. a £10 a night in London.
sharing a room with 20 others is not easy, but it's hostel life, and for $ in the center of london you can't expect luxury. the showers were hot and the beds comfortable enough. one thing you should be aware of if you bring your own laptop is that you only get 1 hour of free wifi per day.
Anyone rating badly please bare in mind this is only a 1* hostel and you are not paying for a 5*. Fin, emily, jim, ondine and reagen are very pleasent, friendly and welcoming. There is not a thing they wont do to try and help if needed. If you want a 5 star, go and pay for one but i bet you wont have half as much of a laugh and you wont make as many friends.
Probably the best hostel where I have been in London, clean, self- catering kitchen, comfy beds and helpful staff. Location is good as it' s close to bus stop to central London, overground and underground at a walkable distance.
Good: Budget nights. Kind staffs. Might be good place for making friends Best dorm hostel for cleanliness. Bad: poor showering facility, but clean. Malfunctions found in shower head.
It was one of the best stays for me in london , the stuff is very friendly beds are nice comfortable and the place is close to all the stations and underground .. truly loved it
I stayed Saturday and Sunday night, I advice if you plan on going to sleep before 3 am to choose somewhere else on a Saturday night as being on top of a Pub they have raging party's ;) :D That was the only Negative, some extra soundproofing would be nice. Beds were good although I felt my blanket was a bit short :') Power to your bed is great. Only two showers per leve...
I stayed Saturday and Sunday night, I advice if you plan on going to sleep before 3 am to choose somewhere else on a Saturday night as being on top of a Pub they have raging party's ;) :D That was the only Negative, some extra soundproofing would be nice. Beds were good although I felt my blanket was a bit short :') Power to your bed is great. Only two showers per level but it didn't seem to matter much, a wire box that's lockable in your room is helpful, washing machine and dryer were great although you need your own powder (can buy at desk). Cleaned once a day so unless there is lots of dirty muddy people it's good, breakfast is decent, cerials hot drinks juice toast yogurt cheese and meat, and the food at the bar is amazing. You get discounts on most things aswell. There is a train station 15m from the door which makes it easy to get into London. Definitely advice during the week buy on a weekend you may find it loud despite the earplugs that are provided.
I stayed here for one night in late October. I got a bed in a shared room for very cheap, obviously this is ideal if you're a young traveler on a budget wanting to stay in central London! But saving money can come at the expense of your well being...I have a motto of 'you get what you pay for', and I think next time I'll have to spend a little more for the sake of a go...
I stayed here for one night in late October. I got a bed in a shared room for very cheap, obviously this is ideal if you're a young traveler on a budget wanting to stay in central London! But saving money can come at the expense of your well being...I have a motto of 'you get what you pay for', and I think next time I'll have to spend a little more for the sake of a good nights sleep. In my opinion its false economy if you get a cheap room but the worst night sleep of your life, and thus the next day of your life is spent feeling like sh**. So yeah you saved money, but spent a lot more in terms of stress. The room I stayed in was just awful - a small, long room with very high ceilings, which meant that three triple-story bunk beds were crammed into it. The beds rocked and wobbled like crazy each time I climbed mine, and whenever the sleeper above me moved or climbed up/down, the disturbance was hideous. Someone might as well have been shaking me with their bare hands. The beds were also very small, smaller than a single bed, and cramped. No where to put luggage either. There was no ventilation except for a small fan. It was VERY hot and VERY uncomfortable. Last but not least, the noise from the neighboring room was super loud and intrusive. I know its a cheap hostel in central London, but not everyone chooses to stay in one of these because they're interested in bar crawls! All I could hear almost all night was a hoard of yelling, drunken yobs. After a night of tossing, turning, noise and a quaking bed I spent most of my morning feeling crap, and it showed. Who wants to feel like that when they're having a weekend in the city?? I don't understand why some of these cheap hostels can't have half of the hostel a more peaceful zone, and the other half a party-goers/pub-crawl zone. I don't think it would cost much to do that! The staff at reception were nice. The bathrooms were alright. Just basic, like college toilets. At least they weren't too grubby. Although I will
It was my first ever time as a backpacker I didn't know what to expect or what to do. When I arrived Angelica was working and she took my details and made me so welcome. She kept an eye out for me and each day (3 days) she would welcome me back from my sightseeing and serve me a nice cold beer with a warm and friendly smile. Beds were clean and so was the bathroom. 25%...
It was my first ever time as a backpacker I didn't know what to expect or what to do. When I arrived Angelica was working and she took my details and made me so welcome. She kept an eye out for me and each day (3 days) she would welcome me back from my sightseeing and serve me a nice cold beer with a warm and friendly smile. Beds were clean and so was the bathroom. 25% of breakfast set me up for the day. Yum! You can get a locker for valuables. I felt safe and the other guests were respectful. Early mornings Francesco was working and he was a happy and very helpful individual who made my coffee and answered any queries with a smile. Other bar staff were great too. Overall I would highly recommend that you stay here whilst in London. The Edgeway Road Station is 30 m away and this links into wherever you need to go. London was a fabulous experience for me. Just over the side street there is an excellent Egyptian take away or sit down and the food here was delicious. Good vegetarian.
I love this hostel!! Fab location and brilliant prices. I stayed two nights instead of just the usual one and really enjoyed my time in London. I did just find the room way too hot and stuffy so think the heating needs to be turned quite a bit down but otherwise its a fab place to stay!! Look forward to coming back soon :)
I really got what I paid for. One of the best rates in London in a really great area, but, as a compromise, I was in a three-person bunk bed where 12 of us split one shower. The bathrooms, at least for our room, were in the hall, and were clean but slightly smelly. They have towels and locks and such for rent at the front desk. It feels very safe, and I noticed many pe...
I really got what I paid for. One of the best rates in London in a really great area, but, as a compromise, I was in a three-person bunk bed where 12 of us split one shower. The bathrooms, at least for our room, were in the hall, and were clean but slightly smelly. They have towels and locks and such for rent at the front desk. It feels very safe, and I noticed many people were not locking their things. It's generally quiet at night, though Saturday nights there is live music or something in the bar that was audible from the room until like 1. But that's not very late, and we were on the first floor. Note that they are rather rigid with check-in times; usually if I arrive early, the employee will check if the room is ready yet but here they will immediately say check-in is at 2 and offer to store your bag (for a fee). Every employee I talked to was nice and helpful, and they printed my boarding pass for free, thank god. Overall, it's a pretty great place to spend a long weekend!
I stayed here for three nights by myself at the end of my holiday in the U.K. (my boyfriend had to leave before I did, so I had four nights to myself - I would have stayed all four nights here but the first night they had no vacancies) and I'm so glad I made the decision to stay here! Location was convenient. It's a quick walk from Swiss Cottage (Jubilee Line) tube st...
I stayed here for three nights by myself at the end of my holiday in the U.K. (my boyfriend had to leave before I did, so I had four nights to myself - I would have stayed all four nights here but the first night they had no vacancies) and I'm so glad I made the decision to stay here! Location was convenient. It's a quick walk from Swiss Cottage (Jubilee Line) tube station (exit 2) and there are numerous buses as well. If you're taking the tube, you can be at Oxford Street in no time at all - take the Jubilee south to Bond St. and you're in the heart of all the best shopping and atmosphere that central London has to offer. If Camden Town is on your agenda, you're actually better off grabbing a bus because you'll get there faster, and there are a number of buses which go toward that part of town. Regardless of where you want to go, you'll be close to everything the great city of London has to offer! In the neighborhood, within a few minutes walk, there are a few fast food restaurants, a couple small restaurants which serve good food, and a couple pubs (this is London after all). There's a mini Marks & Spencer food shop, Argos, a pharmacy, and a number of other shops (including a charity shop which is ALWAYS good for buying cheap books, and if you're like me, that's a necessity). Cleanliness: I was very impressed by how much attention they pay to cleaning the place! You hear stories about hostels being these dark hovels of squalor, but this place was clean and lovely! Beds: Comfortable, and I truly loved and appreciated the privacy curtains and individual reading lights. I was able to sleep quite comfortably in the room. Staff: Great! Very warm, friendly and helpful! Breakfast: Simple (toast/croissants, cereal, juice, coffee), but it's free! Dinner menu: Surprisingly good and inexpensive as well!
Great value for money, location is not super close to Central London - 25 minutes via bus. Not many restaurants/bars around.
Dear Sir / Madam I have enjoed my short trip to London , this isn't a complain as nothing serious happened during my stay at the Hostel apart from having the entrance door lock broken where i was allocated to sleep at my arrival , which i did report straight away to the reception and they replaced that the following day , but something i would address to who is conc...
Dear Sir / Madam I have enjoed my short trip to London , this isn't a complain as nothing serious happened during my stay at the Hostel apart from having the entrance door lock broken where i was allocated to sleep at my arrival , which i did report straight away to the reception and they replaced that the following day , but something i would address to who is concern . I felt insecure, from my point of view ,the security which is in place at the Hostel has shown itself to be inadequate to the task of keeping the Hostel secure. The Main entrance of the Hostel is always open , that should be closed and access to premises should be allowed by calling and report to the reception at all the time ,the Hostel allow people to enter or exit the property unchallenged,although having enough security camera on the walk way. Ensuring that the Hostel is secure is not a one way street, however. The onus of providing security to the Hostel lies with the administration, and the responsibility of ensuring that the Hostel is secure lies with the security. But i, who stay in the hostel, also have a role to play. Often, crimes go unreported, and so, the perpetrators get away scot-free. I hope that this issue , which exclusively addresses the current security situation at the Hostel, will prove to be a first step in the right direction, in making the Hostel a more secure place to stay in for long or short period of the year. Hopefully i will love to coming back in the near future to a better safe and secure place !!! Kindest Regards
Great place to stay - we booked it on a chance as we needed cheap accommodation on a Monday night near to Brixton Academy - it's a short walk from a tube station but on lots of bus routes. The dorm itself was exceptionally clean and had all the essentials - USB plug sockets, modern lighting and design. I personally really liked the wall mounted baskets next to each bed...
Great place to stay - we booked it on a chance as we needed cheap accommodation on a Monday night near to Brixton Academy - it's a short walk from a tube station but on lots of bus routes. The dorm itself was exceptionally clean and had all the essentials - USB plug sockets, modern lighting and design. I personally really liked the wall mounted baskets next to each bed - perfect for storing phone on charge, a bottle of water etc. The staff were all great, and the 10% off drinks 24/7 and 25% off brunch was actually fantastic - we ate all of our meals there and it was good quality home cooked food. Will stay here again for sure!
all worker are friendly not good bed but you should know that you are staying at cheapest hostel in london if i go london again i will visit here again
My friend and I stayed for 2 nights in a 6-bed female dorm. It was good, no problems at all, but we think that 6 people in that room felt a little cramped. They had lockers, but one of them had no door, so if the room was full, one person would need to find a way to keep their things secure. The light in the room was too dim. The bed was good though, the linen too. The...
My friend and I stayed for 2 nights in a 6-bed female dorm. It was good, no problems at all, but we think that 6 people in that room felt a little cramped. They had lockers, but one of them had no door, so if the room was full, one person would need to find a way to keep their things secure. The light in the room was too dim. The bed was good though, the linen too. They have towels to rent. The shared bathroom was ok, good shower, but it is a unisex bathroom. I didn't know that. And I never asked because I thought there would be separated restrooms. Well, maybe there are, but there was one right in front of our door, so... It wasn't a problem for us, but it is good to know. There are no lifts, so be aware if you are traveling with big suitcases. The pub underneath the hostel was great. It wasn't noisy, the food was really good. One of the best mac and cheese I ever had! amazing burgers too. The staff was kind and helpful. Actually, you go to the pub counter to check-in and it was fun because it feels like a tavern. For a pint, I recommend the Titanic Stout. Loved it. It was a short, but good stay. If you are traveling on a budget and want to stay very close to an underground and train station, this is the place. London Euston is 5 minutes away. Ah! And a TV Show was filmed right around the corner! If you like BBC Sherlock, 221B Baker Street (the TV one... the actual one is a few tube stations away) and Speedy's Café are just a few blocks away.
The staff I had met were very interesting people, Sam at the Bar and I didn't catch your name at the desk but he gave me great tips for Asia, The beds were comfortable just have to be careful not to wake anyone up, the lounge area is perfectly fine, the best value in London IMO Free Linens and Included Basic Breakfast! if you want to stretch your dollar come here
Hostel is situated just a minute or two walk away from the Hammersmith Underground, so it's extremely convenient considering the accessibility to most location in London can be made by Underground. Bed is clean and room/bathroom was maintained daily during my stay. The restaurant below the hostel serve nice food and beer for tired traveller after a long day out.
Location is near the London Kings Cross Station so that means plenty of bus stops available nearby. There are also a number of eating places around. However, I felt like there should be more shower stalls available. The floor I was in only had the boys' shower. I had to go down one floor to use the shower and toilet. The USB charging unit above my bunk bed would only l...
Location is near the London Kings Cross Station so that means plenty of bus stops available nearby. There are also a number of eating places around. However, I felt like there should be more shower stalls available. The floor I was in only had the boys' shower. I had to go down one floor to use the shower and toilet. The USB charging unit above my bunk bed would only let me charge one device at a time. Good think there are options for using wall plugs. I stayed at the four only dorm and on my last night I found myself with three male Asians who snore. I'm not sure if they were put there because we are all Asians (but I'm a girl!) or whatever. Note that there are three steps up before the reception and no ramp to facilitate luggage handling. But the staff seemed nice.
the hostel was very central; it is super near to king's cross/st pancras. the room (private room) was small but did its job. a bit hot at night, though. showers and toilets were always clean when we used them, there was never traffic at the bathrooms or the breakfast hall. breakfast consisted of a lot of choices and was very cheap (2 pounds each person). staff was VE...
the hostel was very central; it is super near to king's cross/st pancras. the room (private room) was small but did its job. a bit hot at night, though. showers and toilets were always clean when we used them, there was never traffic at the bathrooms or the breakfast hall. breakfast consisted of a lot of choices and was very cheap (2 pounds each person). staff was VERY friendly and had a lot of good advices for sightseeing and so on. only thing that really annoyed us was the noise at night. the first night some backpackers partied so loud that we had to tell the staff, which told them to turn down the music which the partypeople did. additionally, there were earplugs provided in the rooms. I guess backpackers are aware that hostels can be noisy. besides that it was a wonderful cheap stay in the heart of london.
Pros-amazing location: close to Euston station, British museum and the Wellcome collection ( you have to go there, so interesting ) and tons of good restaurants and bars. The staff were some of the most down to earth, genuinely helpful hostel staff I've come across. I had the best time just meeting people downstairs. They like chatting with guests, they'll give you map...
Pros-amazing location: close to Euston station, British museum and the Wellcome collection ( you have to go there, so interesting ) and tons of good restaurants and bars. The staff were some of the most down to earth, genuinely helpful hostel staff I've come across. I had the best time just meeting people downstairs. They like chatting with guests, they'll give you maps and advice and you even get 10% off drinks at the pub. You also can't hear the pub upstairs in the rooms which I was pleasantly surprised about. Cons- facilites are quite basic but plenty for the average hostel guests :)
Best hostel I ever stayed in London! Already booked a second time and would recommend it without any hesitation. The room was very clean, spacious and the facilities appeared to be quite new. Deserved 4 Star hostel! The staff was friendly and always helpful. The elevator didn't work, but who cares, my room was on the first floor, so no problem at all. The room had no l...
Best hostel I ever stayed in London! Already booked a second time and would recommend it without any hesitation. The room was very clean, spacious and the facilities appeared to be quite new. Deserved 4 Star hostel! The staff was friendly and always helpful. The elevator didn't work, but who cares, my room was on the first floor, so no problem at all. The room had no lockers but metal cages for every guest, my whole suitcase did fit into it and I used my one padlock to lock it up. There are several bus stations right next to the building. 3-5 minutes walk to 1-Pound-shop, Morrisons, Tesco Express, Mcdonalds, KFC and some other restaurants/bars. thumbs up (I didn't have breakfast at the hostel, but I have been told that it's tasty)
Probably one of the better hostels i've stayed in, mostly Clean, helpful staff and right across the street from the tube station. It's cheap, and yeah, you get what you pay for so if you're used to five star hotels i wouldn't recomend this hostel. The biggest downside is probably that the reception is in the middle of a bar and it's really loud at times which made it h...
Probably one of the better hostels i've stayed in, mostly Clean, helpful staff and right across the street from the tube station. It's cheap, and yeah, you get what you pay for so if you're used to five star hotels i wouldn't recomend this hostel. The biggest downside is probably that the reception is in the middle of a bar and it's really loud at times which made it hard to have a conversation with the staff. Still, it's a decent hostel in central London, i've stayed in much crappier places in this city and i wouldn't mind staying there again.
Very good location, 3 minutes to london bridge underground and to famous london bridge 5 minutes walk to borough underground 3 minutes walk to borough market 1 minutes walk, just cross the street to sainsbury grocery store Comfortable bed with curtain (although its time to do maintenance for the curtain) Clean toilet Clean shower room, big pressure for the water...
Very good location, 3 minutes to london bridge underground and to famous london bridge 5 minutes walk to borough underground 3 minutes walk to borough market 1 minutes walk, just cross the street to sainsbury grocery store Comfortable bed with curtain (although its time to do maintenance for the curtain) Clean toilet Clean shower room, big pressure for the water hot or cold with shower gel provided. Loving shower here Hair dryer Common room Cooking room Friendly and fast reception. You need to deposit 2 £ for the key
The room is small but it’s really clean. I was pickpoketed in London so I lost my ID, but the staff were helpful that they still found the way to let us stay. Great location. It takes only 7-10 minutes to walk to Big Ben or London Eye. I have read many comments about the noise in the shared room. Fortunately, my roommate were really quiet and polite so I think if you ...
The room is small but it’s really clean. I was pickpoketed in London so I lost my ID, but the staff were helpful that they still found the way to let us stay. Great location. It takes only 7-10 minutes to walk to Big Ben or London Eye. I have read many comments about the noise in the shared room. Fortunately, my roommate were really quiet and polite so I think if you are lucky to meet nice roommates, it will be a great value
Location was superb, staff was friendly and helpful, food in the pub was very good. Rooms are clean, with door locks and lockers for your gear while out for the day, which is always nice when backpacking. Shared toilets were in decent shape and cleaned daily, but if you're not used to converted old buildings, might seem rough. Plenty of hot water for the showers. All i...
Location was superb, staff was friendly and helpful, food in the pub was very good. Rooms are clean, with door locks and lockers for your gear while out for the day, which is always nice when backpacking. Shared toilets were in decent shape and cleaned daily, but if you're not used to converted old buildings, might seem rough. Plenty of hot water for the showers. All in all, a good place to stay if you're looking for a hostel in the heart of London, and the price is hard to beat. I hope to return before long.
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The Belgrave is modern and clean. It's rooms are pretty simple. For example, there was no mini-frig in my room. The free breakfast is not elaborate. I was a single persom in a one queen bed room and it was plenty big enough for me. I never felt cramped, although it might be for two people. My room, 215, was at the back of the building and so I found it pretty quiet, bo...
The Belgrave is modern and clean. It's rooms are pretty simple. For example, there was no mini-frig in my room. The free breakfast is not elaborate. I was a single persom in a one queen bed room and it was plenty big enough for me. I never felt cramped, although it might be for two people. My room, 215, was at the back of the building and so I found it pretty quiet, both in terms of street noise and in terms of noise from other parts of the hotel. The hotel is a two minute walk to the local tube station and I found the Northern Line of the tube system pretty handy for connecting to other lines. The hotel doesn't offer alot of extra services (such as laundry)but I always found the staff friendly and helpful. I stayed for 17 days and was happy and would stay there again. I can't compare to any other hotels in London but the Belgrave seems like pretty good value compared to other hotels a researched on the internet.
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...
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)
Fab London hotel. Staff were v friendly and helpful, room was lovely and better than most London hotel we have stayed in. Location 1min walk from both Leiceter Square and Trafalgar makes it perfect fo sightseeing and theatres. Will definately return.
From being directed into the pram accessible door with ramp by the lovely porters at the front .. to having our room ready at 11am rather than 3pm by Noelle .. our whole experience at the amba hotel was 10 out of 10. Locates 2 minutes from Oxford Street .. across the road from hyde park winter wonderland .. 10-15 minutes taxi ride from Euston .. we only have praise for...
From being directed into the pram accessible door with ramp by the lovely porters at the front .. to having our room ready at 11am rather than 3pm by Noelle .. our whole experience at the amba hotel was 10 out of 10. Locates 2 minutes from Oxford Street .. across the road from hyde park winter wonderland .. 10-15 minutes taxi ride from Euston .. we only have praise for this hotel and can’t wait to book for next year! Our room was huge compared to other London hotels .. clean modern .. free mini bar. Just fantastic! Thankyou amba Marble Arch!
Our London trip was mainly for visiting colleges + leisure. This hotel's location was excellent - 3 minutes walk to Earl's Court Station plus anytime can get a taxi within minutes. Front desk staff and restaurant's staff were friendly and helpful. Breakfast was acceptable except no change for my 9 days stay ( a little boring). All the housekeeping staff could not un...
Our London trip was mainly for visiting colleges + leisure. This hotel's location was excellent - 3 minutes walk to Earl's Court Station plus anytime can get a taxi within minutes. Front desk staff and restaurant's staff were friendly and helpful. Breakfast was acceptable except no change for my 9 days stay ( a little boring). All the housekeeping staff could not understand English. Need to communicate via Front desk staff if necessary. Overall, one of the best 4 stars hotels you could find in London. We will surely come back again !
Simply one of the best hotel in London. The rooms are great. The bed is big and comfortable, the pillows and the bed sheets are clean and comfortable. The lighting is perfect, the bathroom has heated floor, and the room temperature is just perfect. The only problem is that sometimes the card key have problem, but the receptionist could sort it out quickly. The locati...
Simply one of the best hotel in London. The rooms are great. The bed is big and comfortable, the pillows and the bed sheets are clean and comfortable. The lighting is perfect, the bathroom has heated floor, and the room temperature is just perfect. The only problem is that sometimes the card key have problem, but the receptionist could sort it out quickly. The location is very good, almost perfect. It's near to Hyde Park, near two tube station Queensway and Bayswater, and located near lots of foods and groceries. The room is also spacious, well-lit (using touch control lighting) and very clean. The staff is friendly and very accommodating. We have tons of requests but they help us in all of them. They show us the best way to visit the city, show the route to the coach station, and many more.
Very good stay, hotel overall is very nice, although rooms are small in size but it's location in a very nice shopping aria cover this issue. The staff specialty the customer service are excellent ... rooms are clean, loopy hall is very nice. Yes the value is somehow high but it is in the acceptable range in London. Hotel is advisable for all kind of travelers ... food...
Very good stay, hotel overall is very nice, although rooms are small in size but it's location in a very nice shopping aria cover this issue. The staff specialty the customer service are excellent ... rooms are clean, loopy hall is very nice. Yes the value is somehow high but it is in the acceptable range in London. Hotel is advisable for all kind of travelers ... food is very good... TVs channels need to be increased. Bathroom is clean and very.well covered with all necessary issues. Staff are very helpful.
At the west end of London lies the district of Hmmersmith. It is a small district but it has its own charm and tranquility afar from the bustling area of central London. The hotel is modern new and chic best suited for the family and if your on a budget. The staff are very friendly courteous and accomodating specially Victor who helped me with my questions and booking ...
At the west end of London lies the district of Hmmersmith. It is a small district but it has its own charm and tranquility afar from the bustling area of central London. The hotel is modern new and chic best suited for the family and if your on a budget. The staff are very friendly courteous and accomodating specially Victor who helped me with my questions and booking my tours around London. Free breakfast is plentiful and their packaged i cute paper bags. Only thing is the design of toilet and shower which were separate and a bit small. The hotel is 5 mins from Hammersmith station and many shops. All in all my experience is superb at this great hotel. I would recommend this and will definitely come back for more.
I know London inside out having lived there for ~20 years, and I would say this hotel is very well-located - just a very short walk from a tube station. (There are many hotels on the west side around South Kensington/Hyde Park, but really this is much more conveniently-located for Central London activities.) Another good thing about this hotel is the fact that, it is m...
I know London inside out having lived there for ~20 years, and I would say this hotel is very well-located - just a very short walk from a tube station. (There are many hotels on the west side around South Kensington/Hyde Park, but really this is much more conveniently-located for Central London activities.) Another good thing about this hotel is the fact that, it is modern (many 3-4 stars hotels are have very dated decoration and facilities in London), clean and the staff are friendly and helpful. For the price I paid, this hotel is very outstanding.
Chose this one as we got a fairly good offer for a ok plus hotel centrally located for our NYE celebration and shopping. Ok size of room, taken into consideration the usual size of London hotel rooms. Helpful and nice staff. Rooms could have needed a little refurbishment, standard was not what you would have expected from a hotel of this price. Plus for free wifi. Minu...
Chose this one as we got a fairly good offer for a ok plus hotel centrally located for our NYE celebration and shopping. Ok size of room, taken into consideration the usual size of London hotel rooms. Helpful and nice staff. Rooms could have needed a little refurbishment, standard was not what you would have expected from a hotel of this price. Plus for free wifi. Minus for the fact that when we asked to remove some items from the minibar so that we could keep some of our own stuff there without beeing charged for it, they allowed us to and then just unplugged the fridge.
The hotel is in an excellent location. It is very close to the Lamberth North tube station and buses. You can walk 10 minutes to the London Eye. Tesco Express and other convenience stores are close by. The room was very nice. The front-office staff was nice. The main problem is that the hotel is very noisy due to the vehicular traffic on the road in front of it. So yo...
The hotel is in an excellent location. It is very close to the Lamberth North tube station and buses. You can walk 10 minutes to the London Eye. Tesco Express and other convenience stores are close by. The room was very nice. The front-office staff was nice. The main problem is that the hotel is very noisy due to the vehicular traffic on the road in front of it. So you should request a quiet room not facing the traffic and on the highest floor possible. The hotel has a bunch of elevators. Another problem is that the cleaning lady can be stingy with the toiletry stuff and free water. We had 4 people. The cleaning lady did not provide enough toiletry stuff, and we had to ask for extra. The first day that we were there she put 4 free water bottles in the fridge. But the next several days she gave us only 2 water bottles. So we have to call every day to get 2 more water bottles. We paid a lot of money for the hotel. So they should not have been so stingy.
My friends and I enjoyed our stay. We really felt welcomed and liked the fact that this was the first hotel in london to have the 'qibla direction' (never seen in other hotels) for prayers. The rates are affordable and the location is very convenient.
I really enjoyed my stay at the hotel. It's located very close to Edgware Underground Station. The hotel was very quiet and I slept like a rock. The hotel is within walking distance from Regent's and Hyde Park. I guess this is my new favourite London hotel.
I absolutely love this hotel, from arrival you get the stunning views of the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben across the Bridge. The entrance with clear signs on where to go (even though there are a lot of different places to go). The spacious elevators with their colour changing lights. When I walked in the room I was greeted with light streaming through the glass of ...
I absolutely love this hotel, from arrival you get the stunning views of the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben across the Bridge. The entrance with clear signs on where to go (even though there are a lot of different places to go). The spacious elevators with their colour changing lights. When I walked in the room I was greeted with light streaming through the glass of the windows which wet the full width if the room and an introductory video for the hotel. I managed to easily find out further information by flicking through the different options on the TV. Any time I needed to ask questions the staff members engaged in genuine conversation even though they were busy, it really made me feel that they valued me as an individual and not just to see me as one of the many people they must have staying at the hotel. All of this went towards me having a fantastic stay in London. I don't think I'll go to any other hotel in London now I've stayed here.
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...
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!!
our room was gorgeous and very comfortable. location was super, walking distance to most of London's main attractions. and, there was a bus stop very close. we paid a bit extra , when we arrived, to upgrade to a better view. well worth it! a "million dollar" view of London! compared to other London hotels, we found online, this price was SUPER, for what we got! We wo...
our room was gorgeous and very comfortable. location was super, walking distance to most of London's main attractions. and, there was a bus stop very close. we paid a bit extra , when we arrived, to upgrade to a better view. well worth it! a "million dollar" view of London! compared to other London hotels, we found online, this price was SUPER, for what we got! We would love to stay there again, and see more of London, as 3 days was not long enough.
this really is one of the best hotels i have stayed in within london, for a long time! i really couldn't fault it! (and we stay in a lot of hotels worldwide!) from the minute we arrived, for the whole weekend, the staff were really friendly and helpful, they couldn't do enough for you (even offering free cheese and wine in the evening!) the room was fairly small (as...
this really is one of the best hotels i have stayed in within london, for a long time! i really couldn't fault it! (and we stay in a lot of hotels worldwide!) from the minute we arrived, for the whole weekend, the staff were really friendly and helpful, they couldn't do enough for you (even offering free cheese and wine in the evening!) the room was fairly small (as you would expect in a boutique hotel in london), but was exceptionally comfortable with a huge bed and all mod cons. we loved the modern element of the glass walled shower room that's part of the whole room and the huge flatscreen tv with sky tv! bonus! it is also literally a minutes walk from victoria station and tube and london's museums and buckingham palace are just a short walk through beautiful belgravia... this really is a jewel in victoria's crown and we loved it and will definitely visit again! thank you!
it was well worth the money for a central hotel in london the staff where excellent and friedly,the service ,food,and very clean hotel. the only thing was it was a bit of a walk from the tube station at westminster but that was my choice to walk and not get a taxi (cheaper)
the hotel was newly renovated, all the rooms were furnished modern and the bathrooms were also very modern and clean. we were impressed by the value we received for such a good price. it's hard to find a hotel in london that is not oldish or run down. the staff was very friendly and helpful and always available. the gym was out of order, but that's ok. the location o...
the hotel was newly renovated, all the rooms were furnished modern and the bathrooms were also very modern and clean. we were impressed by the value we received for such a good price. it's hard to find a hotel in london that is not oldish or run down. the staff was very friendly and helpful and always available. the gym was out of order, but that's ok. the location of the hotel was right next to a tube station, very convenient.
The Pilgrim is now my favourite hotel in London. It’s not only tastefully done but it’s clean, and has everything you need, with understated efficiency. There’s no fuss, no process, no uniforms, just fantastic service, comfort ,and decor . Everything was perfect.
Our stay was excellent. The service of the staff was excellent and personable: it seemed like the entire staff, even those we hadn't yet met, recognized my sister and I after one day of our being there. Upon arriving to London, we realized we had mistakenly booked a room with a double bed instead of one with two single beds. A room changed was facilitated almost seeml...
Our stay was excellent. The service of the staff was excellent and personable: it seemed like the entire staff, even those we hadn't yet met, recognized my sister and I after one day of our being there. Upon arriving to London, we realized we had mistakenly booked a room with a double bed instead of one with two single beds. A room changed was facilitated almost seemlessly after one night (we stayed there a week). Our room was excellent and was very well cleaned each morning, and the free breakfast was nice and generous. The location is fantastic, about a 1 minute walk to Earl's Court tube station. The price was very reasonable (for London standards). Our vacation was greatly facilitated by the Mayflower Hotel: if their prices remain reasonable, I probably will try to stay there every time I visit London.
I have been traveling to London for over 50 years and have stayed in many hotels, large and small. While they were all good, this is the first hotel that I have decided to book my travel around the availability of rooms when possible. I could not ask for better location, comfort, and cleanliness! To top it all off, the staff are professional, accommodating and warm....
I have been traveling to London for over 50 years and have stayed in many hotels, large and small. While they were all good, this is the first hotel that I have decided to book my travel around the availability of rooms when possible. I could not ask for better location, comfort, and cleanliness! To top it all off, the staff are professional, accommodating and warm. I highly recommend! Thank You! Helen S.
If your planning on riding the Tube...the station is less than a block away. This is a newer hotel, so it doesn't have a musty smell which some older hotels in London tend to have. Each room also has a huge Mac computer which you can use as your TV as well. The staff was very helpful. The best part is just blocks away from the Tower Bridge and Tower of London. I would ...
If your planning on riding the Tube...the station is less than a block away. This is a newer hotel, so it doesn't have a musty smell which some older hotels in London tend to have. Each room also has a huge Mac computer which you can use as your TV as well. The staff was very helpful. The best part is just blocks away from the Tower Bridge and Tower of London. I would recommend this hotel to families and couples.
Pros: Friendly staff. I came about 11AM and she tried to find the best solution to let me check in earlier. She understand we are tired due to Long flight. Staff at concierge was helpful as well. Location is the best. Buses just 3 mins walk away and it can go to Oxford street (390) and Piccadilly Circus (94). I took Big Bus for convenience and the bus stop is also 3 ...
Pros: Friendly staff. I came about 11AM and she tried to find the best solution to let me check in earlier. She understand we are tired due to Long flight. Staff at concierge was helpful as well. Location is the best. Buses just 3 mins walk away and it can go to Oxford street (390) and Piccadilly Circus (94). I took Big Bus for convenience and the bus stop is also 3 mins walk away (Bayswater). Sadly, when I was in London the nearest tube, Lancaster Gate station is undergoing construction. It is also 3 mins walk away. London Express/Connect stops at Paddington which is about 8 to 10 mins walk away. Cons: From the corridor to my room has a few steps (about 4 small stairs) which I was not aware and my mum has bad knees. But she said it is ok since it was a rather small stairs. But do take note! I am really satisfied with the hotel and I do not have any complaints. The room is just like most London hotels, small. So no complaints about it. Thanks Corus!
Overall we were very pleased with the hotel and it was extremely good value for a central London hotel. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. The room was clean with a lovely view amd the whole of the building was to a very high standard. Unfortunatley the mini bar was empty but as we were only staying one night we did not advise reception. An excellent pos...
Overall we were very pleased with the hotel and it was extremely good value for a central London hotel. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. The room was clean with a lovely view amd the whole of the building was to a very high standard. Unfortunatley the mini bar was empty but as we were only staying one night we did not advise reception. An excellent position for touring the City of London and we would definitely stay here again.
I have found my new favourite hotel in London, situated in the heart of the city, very close to all the fun places plus the underground. This hotel is clean, comfortable and beautiful. The staff were helpful and amazing. The room space is great which is very rare in London. Breakfast is the best i have ever had in London. I will definitely staff here again and recommen...
I have found my new favourite hotel in London, situated in the heart of the city, very close to all the fun places plus the underground. This hotel is clean, comfortable and beautiful. The staff were helpful and amazing. The room space is great which is very rare in London. Breakfast is the best i have ever had in London. I will definitely staff here again and recommend to all my friends and family
I had one of my best experiences of stay while in Double Tree Hilton, Victoria. Staffs were amazing and supportive. Room was a bit small but had good views and facilities. Except I didn't get in-house tea/coffee. Room/Bed/Desks were reasonably clean and house keeping were good. Location of the hotel is amazing for visiting London. Restaurants, any mode of transport, ...
I had one of my best experiences of stay while in Double Tree Hilton, Victoria. Staffs were amazing and supportive. Room was a bit small but had good views and facilities. Except I didn't get in-house tea/coffee. Room/Bed/Desks were reasonably clean and house keeping were good. Location of the hotel is amazing for visiting London. Restaurants, any mode of transport, tourist places are all just minutes walk. Breakfast was reasonably good compared to other international chain hotels in London. Restaurant was also good. I am pleased with the staffs at reception, concierge service... #Thumbs Up. I would recommend any type of guests/visitors stay there.
We picked the hotel for its location, but it’s facilities and the service from the staff exceeded our expectations. We had a one bedroom two level apartment which gives a lot of privacy when travelling with children and a lot of space. Like a lot of London hotels the rooms are old but well maintained. Superb value for the space and location.
Rooms are clean and modern and though small, they are larger than many I viewed when trying to find a hotel in London. Well priced. I stayed in a building several buildings down from the main hotel. This is not uncommon in London. All rooms look pretty much the same and I found the uniformity comforting. Free cocktail of an evening in the main building though I was alw...
Rooms are clean and modern and though small, they are larger than many I viewed when trying to find a hotel in London. Well priced. I stayed in a building several buildings down from the main hotel. This is not uncommon in London. All rooms look pretty much the same and I found the uniformity comforting. Free cocktail of an evening in the main building though I was always out exploring this wonderful city and missed it but a nice touch. 10 min walk to Baker st station and a bus a few metres away, I found the location easy to get around. No phone in the room and it could use another power point next to the bed but such minor points really. Great stay and friendly staff.
Judging by the online reviews that I read before booking I expected the rooms to be of miniscule size and the breakfast to be mediocre at best. Neither was the case.The room was adequately sized for London hotels in this price range and also the continental breakfast had everything you would want to wish for. Good coffee, nice selection of fruit, cereals - no eggs thou...
Judging by the online reviews that I read before booking I expected the rooms to be of miniscule size and the breakfast to be mediocre at best. Neither was the case.The room was adequately sized for London hotels in this price range and also the continental breakfast had everything you would want to wish for. Good coffee, nice selection of fruit, cereals - no eggs though (extra charge). The location is excellent with only a 10 minutes walk to Victoria. Very convenient if you must go to Gatwick as there is no need to change trains on your way there. Some nice pubs close by. Very friendly staff. Perfect!
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Bayswater station is just as easy to walk to as Paddington. There is good choice of food nearby in both small stores and restaurants. And it is directly over the road from Hyde Park. We ended up double booked into this hotel and the staff sorted that very professionally without making us feel troublesome. The room was great - excellent views, it was huge for a Lond...
Bayswater station is just as easy to walk to as Paddington. There is good choice of food nearby in both small stores and restaurants. And it is directly over the road from Hyde Park. We ended up double booked into this hotel and the staff sorted that very professionally without making us feel troublesome. The room was great - excellent views, it was huge for a London hotel, bed very comfortable, bathroom good although not as spacious as the room, there is plenty of closet and drawer space. we wished were staying longer. We would go back to this hotel
We only stayed at The Shard for one night as part of my 65th birthday and retirement celebration. From the moment we entered the room it was breath-taking. The view (41st floor) was truly amazing, even when it was raining in the morning. Dinner in the restaurant was of Masterchef standard i.e. exquisite. The staff made us feel like royalty. They were courteous respectf...
We only stayed at The Shard for one night as part of my 65th birthday and retirement celebration. From the moment we entered the room it was breath-taking. The view (41st floor) was truly amazing, even when it was raining in the morning. Dinner in the restaurant was of Masterchef standard i.e. exquisite. The staff made us feel like royalty. They were courteous respectful and cheerful from front of house staff through to housekeepers and waiters. Nothing was too much trouble for them. The room itself was wonderful with every conceivable modern convenience and service. There was even cable internet for those without Wi Fi. We would surely recommend the Shard to anyone thinking of staying at a truly five star hotel in London.
The Nadler is a great value for money. No frills but the location is great and the hotel staff friendly and helpful. The room is quite small but adequate, with a small kitchenette equipped with a microwave and coffee maker (coffee capsules free!)... They will even have breakfast delivered for you from one of their partner restaurants if you request. Bathroom is spac...
The Nadler is a great value for money. No frills but the location is great and the hotel staff friendly and helpful. The room is quite small but adequate, with a small kitchenette equipped with a microwave and coffee maker (coffee capsules free!)... They will even have breakfast delivered for you from one of their partner restaurants if you request. Bathroom is spacious enough. Best of all, it's in a great location - near train stations (5mins), shops and restaurants. Overall, no complaints and we would book The Nadler again when we visit London again soon!
I booked the Santum Soho as we were out at the thetre and wanted it as a treat from My husband. The location is great, close to so many bars and restaurants and Carnaby Street. Our room was small but normal for a london hotel. The bed was very comfortable and the bathroom was a wet room. We did not use the roof top bar or the restaurants so can't comment but had a wan...
I booked the Santum Soho as we were out at the thetre and wanted it as a treat from My husband. The location is great, close to so many bars and restaurants and Carnaby Street. Our room was small but normal for a london hotel. The bed was very comfortable and the bathroom was a wet room. We did not use the roof top bar or the restaurants so can't comment but had a wander in the morning and the roof bar looked like it would have been fun. Minor irritations: no shower cap and it was a waterfall shower so you couldn't just have a wash without washing your hair ( I could have called for one apparently bt a bit late when you are already in the bathroom.) There is no tea and coffee making facilities (as the owner wants people to use the restaurants). I missed my morning cup of tea and didn't fancy spending £3.50 for on downstairs. The TV was on the wall to the side of the bed so if you wanted to watch something you got a crick in the neck. But these are minor and we had a great stay.
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 f...
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.
great hotel with very helpful staff. amazing location next to st. paul's cathedral. room service was lovely and not too pricey. room was a bit small but to be expected in a london hotel. only problem for us was there was no parking available and we couldnt find the car park they suggested as there were roadworks everywhere so we ended up paying for parking for an over...
great hotel with very helpful staff. amazing location next to st. paul's cathedral. room service was lovely and not too pricey. room was a bit small but to be expected in a london hotel. only problem for us was there was no parking available and we couldnt find the car park they suggested as there were roadworks everywhere so we ended up paying for parking for an overnight stay in a ncp car park. overall loved the hotel and would definitely stay again!!
My first impression when arrive to this hotel was WOW .. cos I can feel the luxury in this hotel ... and what more that my room was upgraded to the bigger one which was so spacious yet the number so scary "444" but Praise the Lord that everything was okay during our stay as God protected us :-) The location is opposite the railway station and there were some buses st...
My first impression when arrive to this hotel was WOW .. cos I can feel the luxury in this hotel ... and what more that my room was upgraded to the bigger one which was so spacious yet the number so scary "444" but Praise the Lord that everything was okay during our stay as God protected us :-) The location is opposite the railway station and there were some buses stops nearby the hotel, so it;s so convenient if you want to go anywhere in London city by bus or by train. The facilities itself are so great, we can have fitness and indoor pool, sauna, and you can eat fruits for free everyday there. Definitely nice to stay here in Landmark London hotel yet it's a bit pricey.
I have just returned from a 3-night stay at Flemings hotel in London and I am NOT looking forward to my own bed, for a change! I experienced the most restful nights in the lovely, perfectly spotless room (classic double). This relatively small hotel is wonderful even before getting to it: the location (a couple of minutes' walk from Green Park and then on a short delig...
I have just returned from a 3-night stay at Flemings hotel in London and I am NOT looking forward to my own bed, for a change! I experienced the most restful nights in the lovely, perfectly spotless room (classic double). This relatively small hotel is wonderful even before getting to it: the location (a couple of minutes' walk from Green Park and then on a short delightful stroll - or jog - to Buckingham Palace, underground station, buses, the Royal Academy of Arts, then the iconic Piccadilly Circus), the quiet, totally safe, elegant street, the refined exterior. Once past the door, you're greeted by always smiling, efficient, helpful, yet discreet and unintimidating staff. The room I stayed in was surprisingly spacious for London standards (undoubtedly, our American friends will find it quite small, but I will repeat "for London standards"; I stayed in a couple of otherwise excellent and more expensive hotels in central London, and the difference in size is impressive!). Immaculate, quiet, no view to speak of, as I was at the back and could mainly see some air-conditioning boxes and walls, but one assumes that being in London you want to look at the view once outside!), everything in perfect working order, excellent plumbing and water pressure (another possible issue in London hotels...). A small extra point - it was a pleasure to walk down the corridor to my room with lovely classic film stars tasteful black and white photos on the walls; to sneak a secret smile and wink to Gregory Peck each morning and evening was a treat!!
This is a really classic old world London hotel. The staff is wonderful, the hotel is beautiful and the rooms are spacious and comfortable if you stretch to a junior suite. The location is perfect for shopping or touring and you can walk to almost any place you would want to go.
We had a choice of hotel options for 8 days of a business trip to London -based on reviews we chose the may fair hotel in London. It is a 5 star hotel with all of the convenience of its Mayfair location. Our room was pleasant, quite large for London with the lovely marble bathroom. Really, there are no complaints except that it was just another 5 star hotel with no s...
We had a choice of hotel options for 8 days of a business trip to London -based on reviews we chose the may fair hotel in London. It is a 5 star hotel with all of the convenience of its Mayfair location. Our room was pleasant, quite large for London with the lovely marble bathroom. Really, there are no complaints except that it was just another 5 star hotel with no soul! The lifts are slow, the housekeeping was not done promptly, we phoned each time we left the room to ensure it was done! Quince restaurant was excellent, the chef came and spoke to each diner.which is more than we can say for the hotel staff, it was like 8 days of being invisible! Really our advice would be to stay there if you want a good location without any hotel staff showing interest in your stay at the hotel whatsoever.
I stayed at Rafayel Hotel and Spa with my partner and 2 children, it is a beautiful hotel with wonderful, helpful and friendly staff - nothing was too much trouble with our many requests. The room was amazing and the hotel is perfectly situated in Battersea to go to the Natural History Museum , Waterloo and many other locations/attractions. The hotel offers a shu...
I stayed at Rafayel Hotel and Spa with my partner and 2 children, it is a beautiful hotel with wonderful, helpful and friendly staff - nothing was too much trouble with our many requests. The room was amazing and the hotel is perfectly situated in Battersea to go to the Natural History Museum , Waterloo and many other locations/attractions. The hotel offers a shuttle service to Clapham Junction and is very informative on navigating round London. We loved it so much we stayed another night and will definitely go again. The food was delicious also, we had room service with the most divine steaks and had Eggs benedict for breakfast - all round it is a fabulous hotel in a fabulous location.
I stared staying at #11 in the mid 80's and used it 6-10 x a year on visits from the US as a business traveler and with family. The calm tastefulness of the public and private rooms, the quiet efficiency of the staff made it the only place I was happy to stay. It was then acquired by someone who basically wrecked it: black paint, pictures of movie stars, a flash bar. I...
I stared staying at #11 in the mid 80's and used it 6-10 x a year on visits from the US as a business traveler and with family. The calm tastefulness of the public and private rooms, the quiet efficiency of the staff made it the only place I was happy to stay. It was then acquired by someone who basically wrecked it: black paint, pictures of movie stars, a flash bar. I stayed once and never returned until just now when my assistant booked me in without my knowing in advance. I arrived expecting to see this "new" #11.and instead found that it had been acquired by people who have restored much of what I loved about the place and added some very acceptable and probably needed modernity. The tasteful environment, excellent service and calm ambience is back or mostly back, and so am I. This is agaIn, I'm delighted to say, "my" London Hotel ...
Fantastic hotel in the heart of Mayfair. Was up Graded to the 27 floor for free with one of the best Views of London. Lovely hotel nice Staff. Hotel very clean and fresh. Would deffenently Return there again if the same price deals came Up
This hotel is a gem. It must be said, the lack of disclosure on it's halal and dry status is a surprise, but it's wonderful in every other way. You may read reviews that the Tube sound is loud, it's not that bad, and it's part of being in London. The design and layout of the hotel, public spaces and rooms is elegant, clever and desirable. We felt it was a haven to esca...
This hotel is a gem. It must be said, the lack of disclosure on it's halal and dry status is a surprise, but it's wonderful in every other way. You may read reviews that the Tube sound is loud, it's not that bad, and it's part of being in London. The design and layout of the hotel, public spaces and rooms is elegant, clever and desirable. We felt it was a haven to escape the noise and bustle of London, filled with elegant surrounds and quirky little touches that made our stay the best of a 2.5 week trip around the UK.
It was difficult to pick the three best things about the Belgraves. From beginning to end the service was outstanding. The room was very comfortable, maybe a little the small side (normal by London and New York standards) the use of mirrors and the amazing window overlooking West London gave the feeling of openness and space. We were on the 10th floor and the view was...
It was difficult to pick the three best things about the Belgraves. From beginning to end the service was outstanding. The room was very comfortable, maybe a little the small side (normal by London and New York standards) the use of mirrors and the amazing window overlooking West London gave the feeling of openness and space. We were on the 10th floor and the view was breath-taking at night. I would also highly recommend staying in one night and trying the room service, it was delicious, by far the most diverse menu I have encountered. The locations is central, walking distance to Sloan Square and Harrods. The bar served great drinks and was packed on the weekend. The gym was well maintained and offered 3 cardio options, a mat area, free weights and a multi-use weight machine. I look forward to staying again soon.
This was my fourth visit to London and we decided to stay somewhere different and oh boy, it does not disappoint. From the moment we got off the Taxi, the Bellman was right there assisting with everything, ensuring that we didn't have to struggle with our heavy luggage. We stayed at the Junior Suite with the view of Leicester Square for 4 nights. The room was spacious ...
This was my fourth visit to London and we decided to stay somewhere different and oh boy, it does not disappoint. From the moment we got off the Taxi, the Bellman was right there assisting with everything, ensuring that we didn't have to struggle with our heavy luggage. We stayed at the Junior Suite with the view of Leicester Square for 4 nights. The room was spacious for 3 Adults and was very well lit. Even located at a place that is bustling with people, noise was never an issue. The bathroom itself was spacious with a fantastic standing shower which I never wanted to leave. The in-room amenities such as Nespresso, bottled water and coffee and tea, were replenished daily. Located right at Leicester Square, the hotel is a perfect location to get around London by foot. This is definitely the hotel of my choice whenever I'm back in London. Thank you to all the excellent staffs for making it a fantastic stay!
Last time I visited London was 15 years ago and I was wondering which hotel to choose this time. I chose this hotel because of its superb location and after 5 nights of stay I have to say this hotel is way beyond my expectation. Staffs were friendly and enthusiasm. Condition of hotel is fantastic and the room is definitely one of the best I've stayed. I won't hesita...
Last time I visited London was 15 years ago and I was wondering which hotel to choose this time. I chose this hotel because of its superb location and after 5 nights of stay I have to say this hotel is way beyond my expectation. Staffs were friendly and enthusiasm. Condition of hotel is fantastic and the room is definitely one of the best I've stayed. I won't hesitate to choose this hotel again when next time coming back to London.
It is difficult to find a reasonably priced hotel in London. However, the Regency was good value for the money and an easy ride to the West End theater district. We had a very pleasant stay.
I booked this somewhat last minute after many of the more heralded London hotels were fully booked or too expensive. Hilton Bankside did not disappoint. I stayed here on accident the first time, I will stay here on purpose the next time!
Without a doubt the best place we have ever stayed in London. Every member of staff were incredibly accommodating, professional and friendly, especially Giovanni (front of house) who upgraded us to a riverview suite because there were no suites ready when we first arrived (which was 9am). He took our moble number and called when the suite was available, outstanding ser...
Without a doubt the best place we have ever stayed in London. Every member of staff were incredibly accommodating, professional and friendly, especially Giovanni (front of house) who upgraded us to a riverview suite because there were no suites ready when we first arrived (which was 9am). He took our moble number and called when the suite was available, outstanding service, can't wait to go back.
I was staying in another hotel during my first 5 days in London, then was off to York for 2N before returning to London for my last 3N, where I was booked at the Principal. I was unsure where best to store a big luggage bag prior to my travel to York as the other hotel's policy did not allow overnight storage . I called up the Principal to get their suggestion and an ...
I was staying in another hotel during my first 5 days in London, then was off to York for 2N before returning to London for my last 3N, where I was booked at the Principal. I was unsure where best to store a big luggage bag prior to my travel to York as the other hotel's policy did not allow overnight storage . I called up the Principal to get their suggestion and an extremely helpful representative called Hamza offered me to store my luggage there instead, even though I had not checked in. What a big relief that was to me, the various external paid options all came with logistical challenges. When i arrived at the hotel, everyone at the Principal from the doorman to concierge was so professional and helpful that I felt very assured that the luggage would be safe. I enjoyed my stay at the Principal very much. The hotel was magnificent and grand, the room with the vintage decor was superb. There was even a tuck box filled with snacks for the guest! Will def return for a longer stay!
We stayed here as a birthday gift while seeing a show in London. The hotel is beautiful, clean and the staff are amazing. The history of the hotel is everywhere and has been kept in top class condition. The rooms are clean and comfortable with all mod cons. Yes, it’s probably a bit more expensive than your average hotel in London, but the quality and service is worth...
We stayed here as a birthday gift while seeing a show in London. The hotel is beautiful, clean and the staff are amazing. The history of the hotel is everywhere and has been kept in top class condition. The rooms are clean and comfortable with all mod cons. Yes, it’s probably a bit more expensive than your average hotel in London, but the quality and service is worth the cost. Highly recommended first class!
Overall, I rate the hotel very highly. We would definitely stay at the Courthouse again. As noted above, the location in London is a perfect location for shopping and shows - very close proximity to Regent and Oxford streets, and the Oxford Circus Underground station. From this station, one finds easy access to most of London as well as London's airports. The service w...
Overall, I rate the hotel very highly. We would definitely stay at the Courthouse again. As noted above, the location in London is a perfect location for shopping and shows - very close proximity to Regent and Oxford streets, and the Oxford Circus Underground station. From this station, one finds easy access to most of London as well as London's airports. The service was excellent and the hotel was quite nicely appointed - both lobby and guestrooms.
Booked a junior suite for 3 travellers. The pull out sofa was perfect for our teenager. The room came with a great patio but as it was winter we were not able to enjoy it. The room came with a nespresso machine, ironing board and the usual amenities. Housekeeping was very responsive, providing frequent towel changes in view of the damp weather at this time of year. The...
Booked a junior suite for 3 travellers. The pull out sofa was perfect for our teenager. The room came with a great patio but as it was winter we were not able to enjoy it. The room came with a nespresso machine, ironing board and the usual amenities. Housekeeping was very responsive, providing frequent towel changes in view of the damp weather at this time of year. The room service menu was excellent and delicious, coming from the Gordon Ramsey restaurant at the hotel. The hotel is located very near the shops at Oxford Street and the subway stop Bond Street. It was also a short walk to a catholic church for the holiday masses and to Hyde Park to enjoy the beautiful landscapes. We really enjoyed our stay.
We stayed last one night at The Ritz. We enjoyed very much for historical atmosphere of the hotel which mached with historical city London. It was surprised that staff remembers my name though it was short stay and Japanese unfamiliar name. This gives me very at home impression. Room was also very nice and gives us good sleep. But affordable to stay only by...
We stayed last one night at The Ritz. We enjoyed very much for historical atmosphere of the hotel which mached with historical city London. It was surprised that staff remembers my name though it was short stay and Japanese unfamiliar name. This gives me very at home impression. Room was also very nice and gives us good sleep. But affordable to stay only by AGODA price.
My son and I are frequent travelers and have definitely found our London home. The "ME" is the best London has to offer ! Location, hotel ambiance, room comfort, and an outstanding staff!! Managers, Guillermo and Emile are hands on and eager to assist. The concierge team of Emiliano and Sandro, together with the guidance of Ronan are a wealth of knowledge and fantastic...
My son and I are frequent travelers and have definitely found our London home. The "ME" is the best London has to offer ! Location, hotel ambiance, room comfort, and an outstanding staff!! Managers, Guillermo and Emile are hands on and eager to assist. The concierge team of Emiliano and Sandro, together with the guidance of Ronan are a wealth of knowledge and fantastic ideas! We experienced the beauty of this amazing cosmopolitan city in the finest hotel available! Kudos to a superior hotel who hand picked a superior staff. We will return to this lovely hotel ! Thank you "ME" London for a memorable stay.
Marzell House is a very nice apartment. No difference of photos. Big, clean, safe, close to the tube (West Kensington ) 350m, walk 5 minutes. Easy go to everywhere . But I was still having a options to staff. Please email to client but not for message. Traveler use temporary SIM cards is usual. So message may not be caught. My experience was first night we moved in ...
Marzell House is a very nice apartment. No difference of photos. Big, clean, safe, close to the tube (West Kensington ) 350m, walk 5 minutes. Easy go to everywhere . But I was still having a options to staff. Please email to client but not for message. Traveler use temporary SIM cards is usual. So message may not be caught. My experience was first night we moved in apartment after 9pm. Luckily door code could open the door. Next day early coach to tour & back to London after 9pm. We stayed in front of door whole night and slept on stair until morning. We group have 2 spinal problem partners. So I decided to move to nearby hotel for rest. Whole night we tried to contact with Marzell House staff but failed. The office hour was 9pm-8pm. We contacted with the staff after 10am. Very easy to solving the keys problem. But I really wish the staff using e-mail to contact but not a message. Traveler use temporary SIM cards to travel is usual. Unless that, everything is good !
Our best experiences were in the AG restaurant. The food and our server were so enjoyable. We’ve had three soufflés so far on this trip and none have come close to their strawberry soufflé. Our server was a real positive in our dining experience. The older concierge who waited by the door made us feel welcome and comfortable. We arrived an hour early for checkin, ...
Our best experiences were in the AG restaurant. The food and our server were so enjoyable. We’ve had three soufflés so far on this trip and none have come close to their strawberry soufflé. Our server was a real positive in our dining experience. The older concierge who waited by the door made us feel welcome and comfortable. We arrived an hour early for checkin, having just come from the airport and jet lagged. The younger French man at the desk said he would find us when our room was ready. We had lunch and enjoyed the outside area. We were completely forgotten. My husband checked twice during that time period. It was almost an hour after regular check in time before we were in our room. It wasn’t a great first impression.
Checking in at Andaz is a delight in itself. Take a seat in the gorgeous foyer, receive a complimentary drink and wait for one of the effecient staff to bring an iPad to you and go through your booking. Then be shown to your room...simplicity. The room was beautiful - a wonderful mix of Victorian and modern design. Lots of wonderful freebies and an enormous bed! All ar...
Checking in at Andaz is a delight in itself. Take a seat in the gorgeous foyer, receive a complimentary drink and wait for one of the effecient staff to bring an iPad to you and go through your booking. Then be shown to your room...simplicity. The room was beautiful - a wonderful mix of Victorian and modern design. Lots of wonderful freebies and an enormous bed! All areas of the hotel were spotless and so well designed. We really enjoyed our stay, consider the hotel immense value for money and will most definitely be back. The best London hotel we've stayed in.
The location is excellent, size of the one bedroom apartment is spacious compared to most hotels in london, has a walk in closet. Daily housekeeping services. The only obstacle was that check-in was at 3 pm and check out was at 11 am, so if you arrive early they will direct you to another building that has a reception to leave your luggage until check in time which was...
The location is excellent, size of the one bedroom apartment is spacious compared to most hotels in london, has a walk in closet. Daily housekeeping services. The only obstacle was that check-in was at 3 pm and check out was at 11 am, so if you arrive early they will direct you to another building that has a reception to leave your luggage until check in time which was 8 minutes by car.
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Suggest you really take the time to soak up the atmosphere and engage with the historical relevance of this place.
We loved it.
Suggest you really take the time to soak up the atmosphere and engage with the historical relevance of this place.
We loved it.
Suggest you really take the time to soak up the atmosphere and engage with the historical relevance of this place.
We loved it.
London is an interesting place to go. It is full of majestic and pre-historic places to go to. Though it is expensive place to visit, it it worth visiting.
I think London is a great city for a 3 to 4 day visit but more than that is just not necessary. You do need to leave time to stand in long lines.
It is completely worth it to always pay for the fast track tickets. It will save you hours and hours of time.
London has many places of interests to see, we were only there for two nights and there is a lot to see, so I would recommend to give yourself about 3-5 days to explore London.
London was not what I ever expected. Never thought it would be that beautiful. It definitely is one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen.
London might look unreal on your web browsing but when you are there everything makes sense and the city is complete. Both river sides are beautiful, one more historical and the other is the modern one. It is worth a really long stay. 2 nights were not enough for me. Even those attractions that you might consider overrated worth a visit. Please don't focus only on monuments. Places like Chinatown also deserve your attention and you will be impressed.
London is a wonderful place - you can do anything you might want to do - walking in the park - travel on boat on the river - go to musicals or theaters - concerts .
There are all sorts of museums and attractions. The Eye lifts you high over the city - Tower and Westminster are great. It is useful to buy a Oyster card and download an app to help you find your way. People are generally polite and friendly. I will certainly come back :)
Has so many attractions, shops and restaurants that is difficult to choose for a short trip. Very busy.
Full of people everywhere. Beautiful contrasts between old and new. Great public transportation. But weather was dreadful in November and people were not particularly nice, some certainly snobby and arrogant. I observed a lack of facilities for the handicap. Expensive due to a 20% tax and the currency exchange. Metro is expensive as well, but museums are free with voluntary donation. It rained and was cloudy almost every day of my one week stay. I was told best time to go is summer for weather despite the crowds.
London is always a city that you need to visit just like Paris and New York, you can not do without it.
It is a city full of many historic and interesting places just like Sherlock Homes, Harry Potter, Museums, Buckingham Palace, Trafalgar Square, Piccadily Circus etc.
London is a very stylish city, with a stunning business district, beautiful river side and excellent shopping opportunities.
Initially I thought I would get bored if I stay longer than 5 days but in fact even after 11 days I still haven't quiet visit the whole parts of London and the great tourist spots around UK.
Be sure to check out the Beatles shop, The Sherlock Holmes Museum, The Tate Modern Art Gallery, Notting Hill & Portobello Market, take the tour to visit Windsor castle, Bath and the Stonehenge is certainly a worthwhile experience. Don't bother taking taxis to go around the city, if you wanna save money just take the tube and use Oyster card coz it is much cheaper.
London definitely exceeded my expectations. The locals are very friendly and helpful. One of my favourite places I visited for a concert during my stay, which I feel is underrated, was Alexandra Palace.
London has the most amazing and efficient transportation systems in the world. Everyone should visit London at least once in their lifetime!
This is definitely to me the best city to visit. Its a must. Its vibrant and racially integrated. The city is filled with iconic building and has so much history.
For a city , it has an awesome food dining experience for all cuisines and too many things to see for all walks of life. I lived here for 11 years and would still come back here just to experience the life of london.
Det er en travl storby med rigtig gode metro/ bus muligheder. Mange spændende attraktioner/ markeder etc.
Man får gået en del;)
London, in my opinion, is something like a city in the park. So many parks here to relax and feel the nature.
London is a beautiful place with historical things. You should not miss enjoying one opera and it is amazing!
My number one choice of cities ( side by side with Sydney, Australia ). You can never feel bored in London and it is where you can find just about everything even if your Bank Account is low.
Central London is nice as it has a good blend of the modern city against some of its well preserved historical buildings.
It is a bit busy though. Areas outside Central London like Egham, Windsor are much less busy. Good areas for sightseeing and soak in the daily lives of the locals. The train network is very good though got to watch out for the bumpy schedule.
There is so much to do and see in London but it has become incredibly expensive and except for the museums (many of which are free) is now exceptionally poor value for money when compared with alternative destinations.
Personally, compared to other great cities to visit, including say: New York, San Francisco, Paris, Berlin, Madrid, Rome, Edinburgh, Istanbul, Delhi, Cairo, Cape Town, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Singapore, Edinburgh, Rio, and countless other smaller places, London is a big waste of money.
Visit east london and Portabello road during weekend if you are looking for some flea market and vintage stuffs.
London weather was unstable. On a rainy day, changing guard at Buckingham Palace was cancelled without prior notice.
I visited Queen's Theatre and watched Les Miserables. It was really good! I would highly recommend tourist who are visiting London and a fan of musical to catch at least one musical in London because it is really worth it.
It's a choice that you will never regret. There are a lot of musicals available in London, available about 5 days a week and there are 2 timings in a day (afternoon and evening). The crews there are awesome and really friendly. Though the theatre might be small and cramp but it's really good if you managed to choose the right seat! Also, if you are in London for more than 3 days and if you travel more than twice a day, it's cheaper and more worthwhile to get the 7-days unlimited pass for the Oyster Card! One trip would probably cost you about 3.50 Pounds!
Central London is very different from south or east london. The things in central is very expensive whereas the south or east is relatively cheaper, but still it is not so cheap as my country.
I recommend central london for tour and sightseeing as in the east there is nothing attractive.
One of the reasons I love London it's my love for Musical. I would be more than happy to stay in London for more than 5 nights, however I have other places to visit.
Musicals are available almost every other day. Hence, I would highly recommend tourist who love catching musical back in their own country to at least try one of the musical in London. I'm pretty sure that's a choice you make and will never regret. They have lots of Musical going on every single day as they have so many theatres. Just pick one online, buy the ticket and go. However, beware that the theatre might not be very big and not all views are perfect. You will understand what I mean, once you watch at least one of the musical. :)
For travelers looking for sight-seeing, London had plenty to offers such as Buckingham Palace, Tower of London, football stadiums such as Chelsea and Arsenal and London bridge.
All of these places is reachable from its subway station.
For those who visited the UK for the second time, I would like to recommend to try The Legoland at Windsor resort.
No whether of age will enjoy this amusement park. During my visit, the ticket from the National train from London to Windsor can be used to buy a half price of Legoland ticket. Please check out this promotion before you decide to go there.
Like any other big city, London also big and crowded city but it's got culture. Many historical buildings such as Palace with its history and many old buildings as well.
They say if u like Paris u wont like London, I liked Paris and loved London. It is a fun city; defently a bussy one, but non the less interesting.
Great transport netvork, a lot of possibilities. A great city will wisit again...
beautiful cities, with lots of activity to be done such as sight seeing, trying new food, shopping and relaxing by the park and coffee place
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Getting around central London is easy via the tube – a vast connection of subway lines that serve the inner city. When the weather permits, the walk between the most famous sites like Buckingham Palace and the Tower of London should not be missed.
London is home to beautiful architecture, as evidenced by buildings such as the Houses of Parliament, Westminster Abbey, and Tower Bridge.
Live music is a staple of the London lifestyle, with concerts and shows highlighting nearly every night of the week. London is one of the most recognizable destinations in all of the world, and a city that sets the standard for what it means to be an elegant metropolis.
There’s much more to see and learn about London, and the interactive map on this page is a great way to find out where the attractions and hotels can be found in this exciting city.
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