Notting Hill Hotel  

It was a reasonably comfortable place - clean and simple and the price appropriate.

The toilet in our room did not flush properly. There were no hand towels and floor towels in the bathroom and no telephone access to the front desk. We were provided with the towels upon request tho.

the location and surrounding area made me feel safe;the view from my room was facing a pleasant square and the heat was constantly on... I heard numerous horror stories/reviews about the hotel but was pleasantly surprised it didnt turn out to be a rat trap as some reviewers have said... maybe I was lucky with the particular room I got?? So request Room 43 if you are travelling alone..and I should mention my valuables were never touched by daily cleaning staff!!

I think breakfast times should be extended to 10am as opposed to 9.30am....and perhaps having an internet station in the lobby would help for guest usage or ideally WIFI for laptops.

Grotty room. Mold on the shower curtains !! Health risk No plug in sink. Heating on full blast no regulators on the radiators Dirty windows The toilets so close to the shower you sit with one leg on shower basin Iam embraced to say it's proabley the worse of hotels I've ever stayed in

Gave me somewhere to sleep.

Breakfast didn't start until 8.00, which was later than required as I was travelling to the centre of London to work (could do with being mentioned on the web site).

Not much. The flight of fancy wood sculpture in the breakfast room was nice.

Decor hadn't been updated since the 1960's, the bed was very uncomfortable. The proprietors don't believe in providing wireless internet or freeview television. Did not feel it to be good value for money.

Nice staff. Quiet surrounding and no disturbing traffic.

Would have been nice with a tea/coffee maker in the room

The view from our front facing, top floor room was wonderful.

The room was, however, sparse, and the bed was a disaster. One of the top corners was so saggy that you'd fall out if not scooched to the middle -- and the response of the front office and housekeeping staff was that we could stuff some towels under us! Yikes! Still, hotels in London are so expensive that the Notting Hill's location in the charming neighborhood with easy public transportation access to the city's core made the saggy bed OK for the price.

The curtains didn't close in my bedroom, and there was no outside phone line avaiable

Breakfast not until 8.00 - had to miss it.

The short walk from the Tube (Notting Hill Gate) and the nice entrance of the hotel facing Pembridge Square.

The room was small and the elevator about the smallest I've seen (1 person+luggage).

Location

We were at Room 26 & it was very poorly maintained, I.E., curtains falling apart just hanging from one end each curtain, had to find some strings in our luggage to hang the curtains for our privacy; 1 window was about to fall down and was being held into place by duct tape; outer bed covers seemed to have been washed 5 years ago; washroom floor floods due to level lower than the rim of floor drain.

Excellent location near the tube. The hotel has a lift.Very helpful staff.

Wifi did not work very well. The breakfast is very basic which is fine but the hot water machine was broken so it took quite a while to fill a cup. There are no tea/coffee facilities in the rooms which would be nice.

Can't say I liked much bar from location it was a terrible time we had . Wouldn't even rate it with a 1 star p

Everything very disappointed . Waste of money would never recommend it