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I stayed for ten days. The staff were all extraordinary. American bar is very cozy, with cool and friendly bartenders and staff and the Game Bird Sunday roast was yummy. Rooms are very old fashioned British style, with a touch of real Elegance. Hotel location is great, with easy access to underground, few minutes walk to Mayfair, Piccadilly circus, SoHo, Covent garden, and right next to beautiful parks.

The Mayfair was the epitome in luxury. You could have anything you wanted at anytime. The staff were extremely friendly and made you feel at home from the minute you walk in. The decor was beautiful and the services within the hotel are excellent. The concierge were great and arranged entry into some of London's exclusive clubs/bars. Great location also...5 minute walk to all the designer stores on New Bond Street and further 5minutes walk to Oxford Street. I strongly recommend staying at The Mayfair

Hilton Green Park is well situated for exploring London with only 2 minutes walk to Green Park Tube Station where 3 lines intersect for easy access to all major sights & airports. Shepherd Market, just around the corner, is perfect for pubs cafes & restaurants in a tranquil spot right in the heart of Mayfair. Rooms are clean & comfortable but small & a perfect hotel if you do not intend spending too much time in the hotel room.

We always stay in hotels when traveling. But for this trip, we try something else. This apartment located in Mayfair, central London. Close by many major transportation, grocery store, great restaurants. I choose 1-bedroom apartment which have kitchenette & laundry machine. That's safe our money a lot. We can buy good steak & cook for our dinner instead of paying more money dine in restaurants. If you guys fly to London and seeking for good accommodations. This is the one we recommended.

We were in London For me to attend a garden party at Buckingham Palace. Arlington house is absolutely perfectly placed for the West End ,for Mayfair, Buckingham Palace, Green Park, Saint James Park and so on. We had an executive one bedroom apartment because that was what was available when I booked, but this was so excellent I wouldn’t hesitate to book a studio apartment which I’m sure would be just as well appointed. The location is absolutely superb just behind the bits we were able to walk everywhere we wanted to go. Around there are plenty of restaurants shops theatres et cetera and also places to buy food if you want to cook for yourself, which was perfectly feasible in the extremely well appointed kitchen.If I had one criticism it would be that the towels could’ve done with being bigger! And also the showerhead needed a bit of maintenance but those are Nichols and absolutely nothing else the view across the Rooke’s was beautiful. Definitely be using Arlington house again.

Arrival was not the best, concierge were not on point. Carried my 3 bags in from my limo as they were too occupied chatting. Check in was good, but when i got to my room, it was not good. I booked a Luxury King Room, it was neither. Bed was a queen, the mattress was old and creaky, the phone didn't work and the sofa was hard as a rock as it was a sofa bed. When i spoke to reception (i had to go down to the lobby as the phone wasn't working), i asked if i was in the correct room, they said yes. I asked them about the bed being a queen and not a king, and they said "a King room doesn't mean a king bed"...um, yes it does. And it says so on the hotels own website. Long story short, i was room moved to a wheelchair accessible room that night (midnight). I received a call from the General Manager the next morning, who was genuinely concerned about the events of the previous night. He offered to move me again to a suite for the last night of my 2 night stay, which i accepted. I packed my bags and went out for lunch with a friend (great recommendation by the hotel concierge). My bags were moved to the suite and i collected my new room keys at reception on my return from lunch. The suite was magnificent..! It was the "Lord Lawrence Olivier Suite" and it was the most amazing suite i have ever stayed in. The GM also sent a bottle of Champagne and a large fruit tray with compliments of the hotel. I know mistakes are made, we are all human, i guess it was my turn to have a few all happen at the same time. but what really impresses me is how mistakes are rectified. Sofitel did this perfectly. What was looking like a terrible end to my 4 weeks holiday in Europe, turned into one of the highlights of the trip. I would definitely give Sofitel London St James another "go" as their efforts to make amends and to impress was exemplary. (The in-room dining is superb, i only had a club sandwich, but it was a delicious work of art). Checkout was fast and charming, and the farewell felt ge

44 Curzon Street will suit the independent traveler who wants more space that you get in any comparably priced hotel room, an excellent location for direct access to restaurants and bars in Shepherd's Market while fully accessible to the wider Mayfair area. This is a fully functional, clean, spacious place to stay - yes, a little dated and without all the attention and facilities of a 4 or 5 star hotel. But if you don't need that, then more than good enough.

From the opening of a cab door on our first day, booking theatre tickets, opening the door to the private bar/lounge, good morning Mr Schomaker on our first morning as we exit from the elevator, suggestions on if one should use a taxi or the tube, guiding us to Mayfair district a block away ( a secret little district) arranging for a private taxi to the Heathrow. My wife and I thought they assumed we were some Sheik with his favorite wife that had arrived at he Athenaeum Hotel.

My family and I stayed for seven nights in the one bedroom apartment at 20 Hertford Street. The location is perfectly situated to both the Green Park Tube station and the many great restaurants in and around the Shepherd Market and Mayfair neighborhood. It also allows easy walking to many of the most popular tourist attractions, such as Westminster Abbey, Houses of Parliament, Churchill War Rooms, Whitehall etc. Piccadilly and Trafalgar Square are also easy walks away. The apartment itself is a basement unit with windows facing up to the street sidewalk. The unit is light and spacious and the kitchen and bathroom were clean and well-maintained. (The rugs could use a good cleaning.) A cleaning service came daily to tidy-up and provide fresh towels . Another convenience is a combo washer/dryer for small amounts of laundry. We found the reception staff, in particular Sameha, to be extremely helpful and pleasant. She helped to make our stay most enjoyable!

It is hard to go wrong at Claridges. They are used to pampering rock stars and movie stars. Bono and U2 shared my elevator but I felt just as important. The bathrooms and beds and unique rooms are excellent, even if the hallways are a bit old. The best staff you could expect at a hotel. Location in Mayfair ideal. Great for a business trip or a romantic getaway. Prices often pretty reasonable considering.

The staff was 1 hour late for the key collection because of the train delay (we have to understand this). Hiwever, the staff did not show us anything in the room (we don't even know where to turn on the heater. In the end, we sent an e-mail but nonody replied so we have to find out by ourselves). The toilet was smelly. The hallway was very dirty. The last day, heater did not work. We called the staff and she said somebody will come to fix but nobody shows up. Do not think we will go here again.