|
Radisson Edwardian Kenilworth Hotel
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Based on
44
reviews
|
|
Show scores of: |
Reviews are ordered by language and date with a maximum of 25 reviews per page.
|
Robert
Mature couple
Fareham,
United Kingdom
December 1, 2009
|
Very nice, helpful staff Bar prices a little high |
9 |
|
Michaela
Family with older children
geneva,
Switzerland
November 15, 2009
|
everything was excellent: room, breakfast, location, facilities. has even a gym and sauna although i did not try them. i will definitively be back! |
9.5 |
|
Izaskun
Family with young children
TRIM,
Ireland
November 10, 2009
|
the attitude of staff, specially during breakfast (a huge thanks to the lady in charge of omelettes), but also at check in and out. The man at the entrance working on the 5th of November early afternoon was also very nice. the size of the room, where there is little space to open the luggage (needs to be done on the bed), with a table which cannot be used (no space for the chair) and should be removed. a tiny flat screen TV would give some more space. The rooms were extremely noisy during the nights due to the unacceptable quality of the windows. travelling with a child this made the trip less succesfull due to the lack of rest. |
8 |
|
Kevin
Mature couple
London,
United Kingdom
November 4, 2009
|
Breakfast was good. Yes, It was very noisey, and we had asked for a quiet room. The hand basin was cracked and the shower had a very poor pressure. The TV was old and could have done with a dvd. |
7.5 |
|
Paula
Solo traveller
Lisboa,
Portugal
October 14, 2009
|
It's central London location (next to British Museum, Oxford Street, Soho) It was incredibly noisy inside the room. I didn't sleep much during the 2 nights I stayed in the hotel. Double-glass windows are not that expensive and would for sure reduce the problem. |
3.5 |
|
Robert
Solo traveller
BASLOW,
United Kingdom
October 8, 2009
|
Efficient check in/out, friendly staff, nice bar, very clean room with modern facilities.. breakfast a bit pricy but plenty cafe's etc in area to eat at reasonable prices. |
8 |
|
Charles
Solo traveller
Liverpool,
United Kingdom
October 4, 2009
|
Room clean > Comfy. Shower and bathroom ok. Room very very hot. Too hot. complete waste of energy in a world where energy is ata premium Due to someone else with my name checking into my room , getting my room took time. Mat as well not have recerved in advance. Then room pass did not work . All in all, not very efficient, and you stillcharged the same !! |
6 |
|
Elizabeth
Solo traveller
Glasgow,
United Kingdom
October 1, 2009
|
My bedroom backed onto Bllomsbury Street which is an incredibly busy street. The soundproofing on the windows was non-existant and I was kept awake the majority of the night by traffic noise. |
7.5 |
|
Peter
Young couple
Trim,
Ireland
September 23, 2009
|
Overall, pleased with the experience, staff, reception, rooms and dining. Will return in the future. Is it really necessary to have a service charge on bar drinks - beers, tea/coffee etc? - no problem with this in the restaurant but the bar staff are there to serve the customers who are already paying for the service. |
8.5 |
|
Anonymous
With friends
United Kingdom
September 16, 2009
|
The location was excellent - just a few minutes' walk from the British Museum. The concierge was helpful and welcomed us on arrival and took our bags. As other reviewers have mentioned, the single rooms at this hotel are very compact. My room was fine, with a street view which compensated for the lack of space but my friend was assigned what can only be termed a broom cupboard. It was a very tiny inward facing room, with a small obscured window. It was so hot and oppressive. She asked to move, and the reception staff were helpful, and immediately showed her a couple of other rooms, the second of which was similar to mine, which she chose to move to. I suppose my point is, a room like the one she was originally given has no place in a four star hotel, and should not be offered to guests. |
7.5 |
|
Laura
Solo traveller
Ryde,
United Kingdom
July 30, 2009
|
Location was good. No twin rooms available |
6 |
|
Anonymous
Mature couple
United States of America
July 10, 2009
|
Location was good. Internet special pricing allowed us to stay here as the dollar has been getting stronger. Our first non-smoking room was located in a hallway that was so thick with smoke we could barely get to the room. We requested another room and were given a cheaper room - we had paid for a Deluxe Double and the first room was definitely nicer. |
6.5 |
|
Elizabeth
Group
HERTS,
United Kingdom
June 17, 2009
|
I did book twin rooms but when we arrived we had to have doubles |
7.5 |
|
George
Mature couple
Caversham, Reading,
United Kingdom
April 21, 2009
|
The location was perfct for my purpose N/A |
10 |
|
Patrick
Solo traveller
Lausanne,
Switzerland
April 17, 2009
|
Very well situated. A very good, comfortable and cosy hotel. So close to the British Museum it's almost an intellectual's place. Do not miss the excellent indian restaurant, 50 meters on the right. Breakfast is way too expensive. A continental power plug in the room would be quite helpful. |
9 |
|
Sid
Solo traveller
Woodridge,
Australia
April 7, 2009
|
comfortable room, conveniently located, good service, nice bar and restaurant stayed open till after theatres |
8 |
|
Dawn
Young couple
kingswinford,
United Kingdom
March 3, 2009
|
good location for all major attractions |
7.5 |
|
Jean
Solo traveller
Kilmacolm,
United Kingdom
February 22, 2009
|
staff were friendly and efficient that there was a pair of men's underpants under the bed, that the bathroom bin wasn't emptied, that there was a welcome back card for someone else on the second day |
5.5 |
|
Gillian
With friends
Newtownards,
United Kingdom
February 4, 2009
|
The Bloomsbury was lovely, it was a small room but in central London i guess space is critical. Moved to the Bloomsbury as the room alloacted in the Kenilworth was smelt stale. There were no drawers in the room in the Kenilworth |
10 |
|
Richard
Young couple
Limerick,
Ireland
January 4, 2009
|
i liked the hotel, just the room was not big enough for thte two of us yes, the room i had this time was far too small, a complete diffferent room when i stayed in it last year. I could hardley fit in the shower, and i asked for a double room, but got a twin, though i wanted a double they would not help me at the hotel. |
5.5 |
|
Anonymous
Solo traveller
Japan
December 24, 2008
|
very friendly staffs for London. Gooood location! Free internet! My room was very very small. No bathtub. |
6 |
|
Jean
Solo traveller
Malton,
United Kingdom
December 17, 2008
|
The room was very clean and the bed comfortable. The lounge/breakfast area was very pleasant and the staff efficient. thought the room was extemely small for the amount of money I was paying £123.30 per night. I believe the double room was not much more. |
7.5 |
|
Antonio
Solo traveller
Kilmarnock,
United Kingdom
December 13, 2008
|
Excellent location. The fan in room was very noisy. |
6 |
|
Anonymous
With friends
Ireland
November 11, 2008
|
I had booked a single room and I guess that's exactly what I got! A single bed in a room that didn't fit much else didn't exactly make for the most comfortable of stays! Basically I did not feel that I got value for money as the room cost me €150 for 1 night stay. |
5 |
|
Anonymous
Solo traveller
United Kingdom
October 20, 2008
|
well positioned, excellent service from staff, modern, clean, good shower, wifi free |
10 |
The guest reviews express the personal opinions of Booking.com customers who filled out a questionnaire after their stay at the hotel. These opinions do not necessarily represent the views of Booking.com.
|
In London's historic Bloomsbury district, near the British Museum, Covent Garden and Oxford Street, this 4-star hotel boasts stylish and contemporary air-conditioned rooms with plasma flat-screen TVs. |
In the heart of Bloomsbury, The Hotel Russell has a magnificent Victorian facade, a 1-minute walk from Russell Square underground station. Covent Garden and Oxford Street are nearby. |
St Giles Hotel is in London's West End, 50 metres from the Tube and Oxford Street shops. Its leisure club has a swimming pool and gym. The hotel has Italian, Japanese and Asian restaurants. |
This 3-star hotel is 500 metres from both Holborn and Russell Square London Underground Stations. It has air-conditioned rooms with satellite TV with in-house movies. |