Abbey Court Hotel (Hyde Park)  

The hotel reception was very nice, and the restuarant seemed nice, although we only had breakfast there. The location of the hotel to transport links and places to eat and the locality to Hyde park was excellent.

The accomodation was very small and basic but fine for what we needed.

Nothing we tried everywhere to escape but all local hotels were full. No where to get a cold drink at 11.30. rudimentary security in room and no safe facility. Reception would only secure up to 100 pounds value! The room was vile and the smell of rot and damp on the stairs was choking. This hotel is an embarrassment to the uk and the facade and reception are a mask to why lies upstairs.......hell! The smell was so bad that we did not attempt to try the inclusive breakfast and paid for it at a local bistro.

Everything except location for the train home

The hotel is conveniently located for travelllors who are arriving from the Heathrow Express.

The room was extremely small and basically furnished. We may have been unlucky in the room and others may be better. It was located on the ground floor close to the computers. The passing traffic was quite noisy. The room itself was smaller than others we have used in hotels in this area. The shower was the smallest shower that we have ever experienced.

We thought the rooms were small and the shower room and hand basis very cramped. Also there was no bacon for a "British breakfast" which is unforgiveable! The reception staff, however, were very courteous and helpful.

Close to Padington tube station

Friendliness of the staff.

The rooms are very small and can barely walk around the bed...

Good location for central London

Very tired hotel and noisy

This hotel is well situated - it is one street away from Paddington Station, which is very useful if you need to get to Heathrow as I did. I only stayed at Abbey Court for two nights, and I found it pleasant. The bed was very comfortable, a nice surprise! I also appreciated having tea and coffee facilities in the room. As a solo traveller, I would recommend this hotel if one is not too fussy. If you do not like small rooms, do not stay here.

The room was very small for the price I paid, but this is not surprising - it is London, after all. It was in no way uncomfortable, it was just a little disappointing. The buffet breakfast had quite a few choices, but on the first morning I was one of the first people at breakfast, ten minutes after it opened, and the eggs were cold, which was disappointing. Other than that, I had a cosy stay.

Excellent, quiet location near Hyde Park and ideal for the Albert Hall where we visited for the tennis. Staff very friendly. We had a superior room on the first night (with kitchen) - very good - then moved to lower priced room which was very small (very small shower) but good value given the location. Worth paying extra if you want a better room and you could cater for yourself to save the extra money. Breakfast ok but very limited although again not bad for price.

The lower priced rooms were small (the shower was very small) and the floor creaked badly. This area looked rather in need of a makeover but the hotel was very good value for city centre. If you want higher quality book a superior room here (or pay more elsewhere).

We only had a one night stay and found the hotel spotless, pleasant and our twin room was good for that one night. It had what we needed and with breakfast in with the price have no complaints. Staff were friendly and we enjoyed it. We would book to stay there next time we are in London. Thankyou.

Good location bars and restaurants nearby

Exceedingly small bedroom and bathroom worn out stained duvet covers thin washed out towels bedside cabinet and 1 chair needed throwing into a skip room overbearingly hot which we had no control over couldn't open window because of horrendous traffic noise

The hotel was in a excellent, central London location & the price of stay was excellent based on the service, cleanliness & location of the hotel itself.