DISGUSTING. MALE STAFF MEMBER TOLD ME OFF IN MY ROOM AT NIGHT WHILE I WAS PARTIALLY CLOTHED…read more BECAUSE I HAD A SHOWER. The fire alarm went off and a MALE STAFF MEMBER CAME IN THE ROOM AT NIGHT WHILE I WAS ONLY DRESSED IN A T-SHIRT AND MY PARTNER WAS IN HIS UNDERWEAR AND TOLD US OFF FOR SHOWERING AND CAUSING THE ALARM TO GO OFF BECAUSE THE EXTRACTOR FAN WAS BROKEN. I complained about the extractor fan being broken (in an internal bathroom with no window) and that the 'non smoking' room STANK of stale cigarette smoke as soon as we arrived. Was given a can of glade and told people smoke in the bathrooms. I had a shower with the bedroom window open and bathroom door open and it set the fire alarm off. The bloke knocked at the door and my partner opened it a crack to see who it was and the man JUST BARGED IN AND STARTED TELLING US OFF WHILE WE WERE BOTH IN A STATE OF UNDRESS. I complained the next day and left and demanded a refund. I emailed their manager and called booking.com twice and it's been a week and I've had no refund, no phone call and only got a reply to my email when I emailed again. Apparently the staff member has been suspended while they investigate. I am appalled at the smell in the hotel and the general condition of the rooms, it is not a four star hotel at all. I am appalled I have had no phone call and that I had to chase the email. The hotel is also in a bad area with enthusiasts of crack cocaine urinating on themselves in the street at night time and there is no parking anywhere near.

What a pleasant surprise! We stayed here in order to be…read moreclose enough to London for an event, but didn't want the London prices/small rooms. The King's Head was a GREAT value, gorgeous room and really decent price. This hotel exceeded expectations in every way! You can tell that it's been extremely well thought out, planned and designed, and they didn't hold back on adding posh extras to the rooms. What we LOVED: - The heated floors in the bathroom - The TV in the shower in the bathroom - The BATHROOM... basically everything about it - The climate control, plug and USB port beside the bed - Wine glasses in the room - Super nice decor - The lighting - Huge windows This is one of those hotel rooms that is 100000x's nicer when you see it in person! It's a very posh and executive feel room, without the high price tag. There is a restaurant downstairs with a breakfast, lunch and dinner menu. We ate all 3 meals there and the food was very good each time around. The restaurant has been beautifully restored with wonderful details and has a great vibe! My advice: STAY HERE! You won't be disappointed!

As first time visitors to London from the United States, we were pleasantly satisfied with our stay…read moreat Days Inn Hotel. Located in a charming neighborhood, the hotel itself is nothing over the top but rest assured the customer service makes up for it. We found great suggestions, specific directions, and advice on places to see and things to do from a hotel gentleman, Jatin (aka JD) - as well as the other wonderful staff at Days Inn. Everyone was extremely helpful and welcomed us as one of their own. We are on a euro-trip vacation and previously visited Paris and experienced none of the above in terms of satisfaction. Needless to say if you want a hospitable stay - I highly recommend the Days Inn in Paddington. Also walking distance to Hyde Park and Westminster (and a hotel bar too)!

'Formule 1 London Thurrock M25' is located on the busy M25 motorway on the outskirts of london. The…read morehotel is perfectly situated for travellers on long jouneys, and the price for a room is very competitive at £32 per night, and the price is for upto 3 people stay in one individual room. The hotel has its own parking, and as far as im aware its free as i did not use it when i used the hotel. The hotel offers great service, and if you have any problems reguarding your room, then they dont hesitate to make it better for you. Overall a very good value hotel, and great for long journeys. It is a little out of the way from central london by public transportation.

We had a private dinner here for 20 people. Sunday night dinner three courses, every course was…read morebetter than the one before. Our team of waiters never strayed and took great care of us all evening. The private room on the 2nd floor is really gorgeous. I would highly recommend this venue for a private affair.

Gordon Ramsay, once again, proves posh, elegant, and sincere near Regent Park in London. The…read morerestaurant, York & Albany is listed on yelp, but townhouse on the 2nd and 3rd floor are missing from the listings. I secured a reservation for a classic room @105 pounds per person that included a full Ramsay style breakfast. We stayed two nights. Having stayed six nights in South London, I splurged on our last two nights in Camden before returning to Florida. My 13 year old daughter and I enjoyed two regal nights in this authentically designed and decorated room located just above the impeccable dining experience York & Albany. Our room overlooked the skylight above the dining room, granting us a bird's eye view of the plates below. I felt perfectly situated. No detail of the townhouse is overlooked. The key and lock seemed to be original to the late 18th century building. The crown molding throughout made me feel like a princess. All of the windows opened, even in the large bathroom, three steps below the bed and dressing areas. The wardrobe came from the same period with a mirrored front and wood hangers. I could imagine myself a Duke being dressed by a valet. Downstairs, at a table just outside the restaurant, I enjoyed a glass of wine, watching for my friends from South London on the C2 to join us for a stroll to the London Zoo. It was a glorious day. The service at York & Albany is sincere and friendly. I enjoyed my first pimm while I munched on tiny fried whitetail fishes. OMG keeps coming to mind. I'll dream of returning for years to come.

Dalmacia - a hotel in a converted house in western London. Bus stop very close nearby, but if you…read morewant to walk from the next Tube stations (Goldhawk Road or Shepherds Bush) it will take a few minutes. We had the triple room. There were both British and Continental European power sockets in the room but the European ones strangely didn't work. WiFi did work throughout the house. Interior seems a bit old fashioned and there was little complimentary stuff in the bath (so better bring your own shower gel), but then again it was still good value for money. Might come again.

Dalmacia Hotel is by no means a fancy hotel, but everyone on staff here is so nice, the place is…read moreclean, cozy, has wifi and is a GREAT value. One of the best, maybe THE best little privately owned hotels I've stayed in while in London.

Staff was lovely and nice. We used hubby's points to stay. So I can't complain about the price. The…read moreroom was clean except every time we left; when we came back there was always a smell. Very musty. The first noticeable thing was how dark the room was. At one point we had literally every light on and still found it to be dark and shadowy. The first morning hubby went to make coffee, that's when we learned the coffee maker didn't work. It couldn't hold water. Another night we were phoned that our room service was ready. That's how we learned the phone was not only not working but there was an oily fluid leaking from it. I love the no waste bottles for shampoo, soap lotion, etc. But would be nice if they were all checked ahead of time to make sure they worked (the one for lotion did not- it was fine, but again). Upon checking in we were asked about room service. Would we like daily service. We declined. Being extremely jet lagged we went to bed that evening and then was awoken by pounding at the door. Room services were there to clean. Might have been our misunderstanding but when we declined the service we thought that was enough.

Stayed at this hotel for 2 nights when we went to england for my grandsons wedding . room average,…read more service about the same nothing special about this establishment . come on its a 4 star marriott hotel what do you expect :-) not my personal choice for overnight stay but rooms were reserved at a discount price for those of us who where traveling from out of town . now for the good part // the rate included breakfast which was catered for in a large nicely furnished dining room and included most dishes you would expect to find on a breakfast table i i had a full english both mornings and that really started the days of fine with me for those of you who dont know dont *a full english breakfast * consists of eggs .sausages, bacon, fried tomatoes , mushrooms beans and toast , oh boy did that fill me up so the average hotel gets a 4 rating because of the food .

Really great short stay apartment in London. I enjoyed every day there during my stayed in London…read more No matter that it is quite expensive every single penny was worthed.

I found myself suddenly without a hotel for Saturday night (no, I did not trash the place in honour…read moreof Keith Moon; my hostel and I jointly messed up my last night's reservation). My friends who live in London were variously in India and laid up with flu. I quickly scored a room at this place online after a panicked search, and after a short and rather beautiful late afternoon cab ride from Swiss Cottage I walked through the pretty Victorian doors to a warm and friendly reception from Norah, went to my clean and cozy little room to unpack to the sounds of the TV, and took a long walk to Archway enjoying the architecture and charm of the high street. The free English breakfast was tasty but three times too big, not a problem I object to, so I spirited it off with me and it sustained me all day. Chris, the morning receptionist, told me how to get the bus for Notting Hill (where I had arranged to stay the next day), and I ended up so happy with the place that I booked additional days there for when I get back from France later this week. Enough autobiography; check this place out.

I really enjoyed my time here! The Queens Hotel is a no frills B&B for those on a budget…read more The good: - Inexpensive and cozy! - FREE breakfast! I love it when food is free. :) You have a choice of a full English or continental breakfast. Go with the full English, as the continental is just cereal or oatmeal with some toast. Their full English is really good. Did I mention it's free? - Great location as it's right by the Tufnell Park Tube station. I found it really easy to get to the Queens Hotel from Heathrow. - It's quiet. I only stayed here 3 nights, but I never heard noise from any other residents. - Quite safe. They have 24-hour reception. The bad: - The ONLY bad thing about this place is the Wi-Fi. I stayed on floor 2 and their Wi-Fi did not reach up to my room. I wasn't too bothered as I have free international data through T-Mobile, but others with different cellular networks would find this really inconvenient. You can always go down to their lobby to use Wi-Fi if you really need it. I really have no qualms about the Queens Hotel. Others may not like it due to its lack of fancy things, but this place does not pretend to be fancy. It's clean, comfortable, and the reception is very nice and helpful.