Bayswater Inn  

The staff are friendly and efficient and the location good

The 4th floor are tiny attic rooms which should not be classified as doubles just because they have squeezed three quarter bed into it. (He cramped conditions are poor and the bed was the most uncomfortable sleeping experience of my life. The quilt was not very clean.

The location is perfect for me personally, which is why I stay there. The rooms are of a reasonable standard and are clean. Price reasonable.

The bedroom window was left wide open on arrival which not only a waste of energy but unnecessary. Why do cleaners do that? Don't bother sticking around for breakfast, go to the cafe on Craven Terrace.

Reception terribly understaffed. Tv was not working. Breakfast extremly limited. I did not feel welcome here.

The room was clean, tidy and warm.

The breakfast was just only cereals and buns.

Definitely a budget hotel, in excellent location in a very pleasant and central area of London. Helpful and courteous staff, adequate cleaning, good towels, coffee and tea making facilities. Good competitive rates (41 pounds) when I was there.

The first room we were shown was on the ground floor, opening to a fire wall, dark even during the day, and smelly. We were then offered a room on the third floor opening to Princes Sq. This room was adequate, but the TV remote was missing and so we were transferred to a third room. All rooms were small, but adequately furnished, with good bathrooms, heating, TV and hair dryer. However, all the mattresses were well beyond their use by date - lumpy, collapsed and hard to sleep on except for the most hardy. Generally, the hotel needs refurbishment, especially new beds. There was a group of spanish high school students, and they were noisy well into the night so sleeping was impossible. Breakfast was minimal - cereals, rolls and jam.

Location! Very handy for everything. Good size rooms in comparison to other London hotels in the same area.

Decor. Bathroom cleanliness. The hotel could do with an overhaul. Toilet was a bit 'wobbly' and if you looked close enough it wasn't very clean. No TV remote available.

Location was excellent. Very quiet but close to pubs, restaurants and ideal for Hyde Park and Kensington Palace

Very dated bedroom and bathroom. Shower / television did not work and an exra heater was needed as the room was cold. Breakfast was poor

Convenient location, quiet area, comparatively close to a tube station. Clean room and bathroom. Nice pubs around.

Some members of the staff weren't very helpful. The heating is centrally regulated and at times the radiators were quite cold, especially mornings. Very cold dining room as well. Bad TV quality; after asking several times at the reception to check the problem, there was no reaction in spite of the assurance that this will be done. No coffee shop and no bar. I find the internet too expensive- 2 pounds/hour, and available only in the lobby.

The location was great. Near Hyde Park & convenient for buses & taxis to the shops & main attractions. It was clean & the staff were helpful & friendly, the price was very reasonable, especially for the location & area. The self service breakfast was good & included in the price.

A bar & resturant were advertised, which were not open, we chose this hotel for this, as we had our 5 year old Grandson with us, so this was dissappointing, the bar & resturant have not been open for 12 months at least, so the staff told us, but there were very friendly bars & resturants close by.

Location, price

Small room, short and narrow bed

The location was super only 10 minutes away from Oxford street and London centre.

Rare to find so cheap an hotel in London with spacious and clean rooms, breakfast included. Quiet and elegant surroundings (near Notting Hill), walking distance from Portobello Road, Kensington Gardens and tube stations