London Elizabeth Hotel  

The location was good, just outside Hyde Park and the tube station 'Lancaster Gate'. The Island grill and bar opposite was great food, fantastic service...just what you need as the hotel food is dreadful.

Absolutely awful do not stay here. Our room was dirty and old with a bad odour, most of the staff disorganised and rude. Food was a disgrace. When trying to politely complain the receptionist became verbally agressive. I politely paid, left and will never return.

The staff were friendly, the room was clean. Breakfast was enjoyable.

Our room overlooked the main road/roundabout at Lancaster Gate. Because it does not have double glazing (due to being a "listed" building), the noise from traffic was horrendous and made sleep impossible. We tried to change to another twin-bedded room at the side or back of the building but unfortunately there was only one double room available and only one of us could stay. The General Manager was very sympathetic but without any other rooms available, there was nothing else he could do.

Deluxe twin room was anything other than deluxe. Continental breakfast was poor, yoghurts 2 weeks out of date on both days ! tv only had the 4 main channels, shower was poor, room a little tired looking.

The location was excellent, next to the Lancaster Gate tube station (less than a 2 minute walk). Staff were friendly and extremely helpful. The area is safe and quiet. There is a bus stop in front of the hotel, which runs very late and takes you to the heart of the major tourist attractions. There is Hyde Park directly next door as well. I would highly recommend this hotel for location!

The rooms were slightly dated, however, if location is important, this hotel delivers!

The hotel is cozy, well placed and has dedicated friendly staff. They do things like go into the kitchen to make you a sandwich in the middle of the night. The actual building is very old but the rooms are cozy if a little worn and the beds are comfortable. The Wifi works and is free. It also is nice because it is so clearly a very English hotel, unlike when you are staying in a Chain and could be in Japan just as well as London. It also has a very cozy pub right up the street facing the park with good food. It is also very nice to be able to go take a little evening walk in the park after work or a day out. Would highly recommend this hotel, both for the genuine atmosphere and for the location.

The building is a honestly ancient and all the floors slope either up or down. The rooms are full of furniture and nick-nacks, We enjoyed this but some people might not

The breakfast supplement for a Full English was reasonable.

The booking was for a double and we were given an "upgrade" to a luxury twin with two single beds pushed together. The room was next to the lift, the wardrobe was up a flight of eight steps with the bathroom down a further flight of three steps. There were no tea/coffee making facilities in the room and no hot running water in the bathroom. The TV had about three channels.

Quiet, nice atmosphere. Nice staff. Character. Location right opposite Hyde Park.

Location close to tube Lancaster Gate. Decor a bit tired but it is an older style hotel.. Deluxe twin a good size room Excellent rate for extended stay

No tea or coffee making facilities in the room.

Convenience for transport (bus stop right outside the main door, tube station 2 mins walk). Reception, dining room and domestic staff are all very professional, helpful and thoroughly welcoming. Room (twin + ensuite shower) comfortable, clean and well maintained. Lack of coffee/tea tray a little unusual these days but certainly not a problem. Continental breakfast excellent (cooked looked ok too). Overall, we were delighted throughout our 3 night stay and would certainly return.

A very quaint hotel, good location

Lacked a little lustre...furnishings were a little worse for wear and the breakfast wasn't great, and having to eat on a very small table in the bar wasn't an ideal start to the day.

Very convenient location for the tube.

Heating was full on and as radiator valves were broken, couldn't turn off. Opening the windows was an option but then had the city traffic noise. Couldn't accommodate an early breakfast so toast and coffee in reception wasn't exactly what was wanted considering a full day of conference ahead.

The London Elizabeth is great for location/tube. The staff are friendly and extremely helpful and we were made to feel welcome. This was our second stay which realy says it all

Very close to Tube and Hyde Park. Functional, friendly staff

You pay for the location with this hotel: the room was fairly basic. Somewhat stuck in a 1950's timewarp, its quirkiness was rather quaint. Breakfast was standard and unexciting but reasonable value.