Quite possibly one of the best four seasons we have stayed at. We were amazed that the windows were…read moredoubled and sound proof. You can hear absolutely no noise from the street! The beds were amazing and the room was grand. However, it was the service that made us fall in love. Every time you walk in or out there is always someone to open the door for you. Anytime you head to the restraint the whole staff greets you as your walking in. The food was excellent! I highly recommend the pancakes and the fish & chips. Everything about our stay was amazing. The hotel location is fabulous as well. You are conveniently located at the edge of Hyde park. It was less than a mile to Oxford street. We thoroughly enjoyed this property and we are already planning when we can return!!

Came here for afternoon tea and it was an absolute delight! From the start until the finish the…read moreservice was excellent. The sandwiches and scones was delicious there was more then enough pastries, so much that we could not finish our tray. Although the price is quite dear, the service and quality of food makes it worth it.

Stayed here for one night and had a very mixed evening…read more The rooms were absolutely awful. Flaking paint, tiles coming off the wall and just very poor internal decor. The room was so bad that we asked to move and were given another room that, although not as bad, was still very poor. However, the staff were very pleasant throughout and very helpful (I hope this is not because it happens all the time!!). The food was another matter. The set menus start at approx £85 which does appear to be a little bit pricey, but do not be put off because the food is absolutely amazing. Intertwined with the 3 courses are another number of smaller courses to really set your pallet dancing. I have never eaten such beautiful and clever food. At the end of the meal I did not feel completely stuffed, but pleasantly full, all washed down with a lovely bottle of red. The food here is amazing, pity the rooms do not live up to the same standards. A good place to go to treat yourself to a wonderful evening of food (just don't stay the night!!).

The hotel is conveniently located close to a Ruislip tube station and with a reasonable amount of…read morecar parking. The hotel is unusual in that it is made up of several buildings with reasonably pleasant gardens in between. Very nice in summer, but I should imagine it could be a nightmare in winter! My room was in one of the remote blocks and was reasonable quality but nothing special. I only ate in the restaurant for breakfast, and the kippers, whilst tasty, had a ridiculous number of small bones in them. Despite this it was a pretty good breakfast in general and the staff were friendly and helpful.

I only spent a night/day here, but it was a pleasant experience…read more I received an upgrade on arrival and got one of the superior suites. The room was huge, with a very comfy bed and had an annexed room with a sofa. Big TV and minibar (with complimentary softdrinks) in both rooms. A lovely bathroom with both a shower and a bath tub. There was quite a good selection for breakfast, although the buffet might seem small compared to other hotels I've been to, it had everything I needed. There was also a menu of hot dishes to order, and I must say I really enjoyed my scrambled eggs and salmon. I spent most of the day in the lounge doing some work on my laptop. Beautiful, although it can get a little noisy as it's next to reception. The location, what can I say... Excellent, right in front of Windsor Castle. Very convenient for tourists. I will most likely go back if I need to stay in a hotel in Windsor again.

Cute little hotel in Windsor. Had a great High Tea here, and breakfast buffet was amazing and FREE…read more Room had all the comforts of home and prices were reasonable!

My family and I stayed here for 6 days and 6 nights. Even though the rooms we stayed in were a bit…read moresmall, I enjoyed my stay here. The room I stayed in had a shower, while my family's room had a bathtub. I enjoyed my hot showers aside from the water spraying outside the shower, since there was no shower door. However, the bathtub was extremely relaxing as it was the perfect size for one person to lay down and enjoy. The bathrooms were slightly small but there was good counter space. The bed was very comfortable. I usually struggle on trips because the beds and pillows may be stiff, but I fell fast asleep here. There was also a desk, a mini fridge, a teapot with tea and biscuits, and a television. The TV was outdated but it still played some shows. We opted to watch Netflix on our laptop instead. There was a restaurant conveniently placed downstairs for an affordable continental breakfast. They didn't serve alcohol though; I would have liked to sit downstairs or in the garden to relax and enjoy a drink. The hookah bar downstairs was lovely, but 50 pounds for a hookah? I could not justify such a purchase. When I go out to smoke hookah, the most I've been charged was 35 dollars. The hookah bar and the restaurant connected to the garden outside, where I enjoyed the fresh air and a few cigarettes. The staff was welcoming, helpful, and attentive. I am thankful for this hotel for making our stay comfortable.

All the reviews here look much older so let me update you with my latest stay here…read more We stayed there for a few nights and while the hotel is very conveniently located and the room was big, there was mold in the bathroom. The room also smelled old and moldy. Water pressure in the bathroom was terrible and the shower curtain did absolutely nothing to prevent the water to spill over to the toilet side. Once we flushed the toilet we couldn't flush it for at least next 30 minutes, it was so weird. The toilet also didn't have a cover and the water splashed out of the toilet on to the toilet seat and God knows where else. The bathroom sink was also right next to the toilet so if you have mobility issues good luck. The bathroom looked equipped with safety features but it was still dangerous due to mold, water spilling, no toilet seat cover when you can't flush for next 30 minutes after the first one and the placement of toilet seat in relation to the sink. It was very very weird. We had to pee and could not flush the toilet. Thank god we didn't have to go no. 2 right after one another because THERE WAS NO COVER! YOU CAN'T COVER YOUR POO AND YOU CAN'T FLUSH IF SOMEONE USED THE TOILET BEFORE YOU!!

This area has a great collection of stores from smaller/younger brands (as opposed to the big names…read moreon Oxford/Regent Str.), and is in my opinion a solid alternative to elbowing your way through the bigger streets around Piccadilly Circus. You still get that holiday vibe with all the decorations (that appear to change year to year and tend to have a certain theme to them). Parts of the area are pedestrian only, which makes it for a pleasant shopping/walking/ogling the lights experience.

11.1o.19 Hi Soho,…read morenice seeing you again. Oh yea, I am just getting for dinner you know. Did I mention there are a lot of smokers in London? Everywhere I go, I see people smoking either standing on the side or walking, or just chit chatting with friends. It definitely ruins my mood a bit. I guess that's just the culture here? My friend was like, are they that stressed out? I don't know. So I've been smoking all day. Hahahha sad.

Expresso martini 8.97/10- actually really enjoyed this, it had a strong coffee flavor which made…read morethe alcohol taste barely there. Pretty frothy as well, wish it wasn't THIS frothy, but very smooth and overall pretty great. Expresso martinis all around also apart of the Soho House which is chill

Kettners is in the Soho House family; I visited the Champagne Bar on the ground floor with a group…read moreat around 11:30 PM on a weeknight. Not much to report other than that I had the Eastern Standard cocktail, which was solid. Ambiance is very nice.

People with food allergies beware! I came here for a family meal and everything was great, up until…read moreI tasted a main dish (chicken karahi) that, according to their allergen menu, was nut free, however I developed an allergic reaction almost instantly. I quickly took some antihistamines, and spoke to a waiter who immediately got on the defence, but after insisting that I was indeed having a reaction (just because you can't see it on my face, doesn't mean it's not occurring inside), he spoke to the chef. When he returned the table, he began suggesting that perhaps I mixed spoons or cross contaminated the food myself. Yup, that totally happened to someone, living 25 years with a severe nut allergy. I totally understand that there's no guarantee, and I always take that into account. However I still always take extra precautions and choose dishes that are less likely to contain nut ingredients. As the waiter was in defence mode throughout, nothing came out of me reporting that incident to him. I'm pretty appalled with the way this was handled, especially in suggesting it could have been my fault and not taking any responsibility of a mistake that could indeed have happened in the kitchen. Other than that, I didn't believe the food was anything exceptional as a couple dishes (namely the palak paneer) did not look or taste fresh at all. The 2 stars are simply for the rest of my family suggesting the food was decent-ish. side note: the allergen menu contained various spelling mistakes to which one of my family members joked about trusting whether it was accurate...probably should have taken him seriously.

My husband and I stayed at the hotel for 4 days in March 2014. We were treated like royalty by…read morestaff that seemed genuinely happy to be employed at The Mehfil. Places where the attitude is genuinely friendly and welcoming to its guests, but never too familiar are rare to come by, but at The Mehfil you'll find it. The food is a different chapter altogether. For breakfast we chose piping hot stuffed (potato or cauliflower) Parathas, which was served with yoghurt and a delicious tangy pickle. This was so yummy that we didn't even try their alternative, the full English breakfast, but i have to admit that from what i could see when i glanced briefly at the plates of other guests, it looked really good too. The Mehfil is food heaven if you're a fan of the Indian kitchen. When I think of us eating our evening meals there, I remember in a blur one sumptuous, gorgeous looking and divine- tasting meal after the other served by attentive waiters, and I really hope it's possible to attach pictures from my phone's gallery when I'm done writing. I will recommend this place no end, and look forward to our next visit. Incidentally, it's easy to get from the Mehfil to London Paddington. A 5 minute walk to the station, a 15 minute train ride and you're there, right in the centre of the touristy area, if that's what you're looking for.

We had a very nice and comfortable stay in a large family room, great location very close to…read morePaddington Station. Nice breakfast downstairs as well. Raza at the front desk really went above and beyond by helping us with getting taxis to the airport at 4 a.m. after the cab company messed up our reservation. He handled their rudeness so professionally and got us accommodated with new transportation very quickly. We really appreciated him :)

We were staying about one week in this hotel. The wifi was sucked very slow. The menu for the…read morebreakfast are the same for the whole week. I got bitten by the bugs or insects every morning in the different part of my body during my stays here in the hotel. I have to inform the receptionist to do cleaning up in my room. The shower is too small and every night I had to hear a noise like a foot step that coming from the room above us. The wall between the room is too thin and I can hear when my guest next to my room talk or did something