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The Rosebery by Supercity Aparthotels
4.3/513 Reviews
We spent 8 nights here in May in a studio apartment. We wanted a kitchen, and The Rosebery definitely had a unique kitchen. It was well stocked with plates, utensils, pots and pans as well as two stove top burners. Some of the appliances were a bit baffling - the washing machine was a dryer too, and the microwave doubled as an oven. With a bit of help, we figured it out. We didn’t pay for extra housekeeping, but the garbage was collected daily each afternoon. There was a bag of snacks and milk in the half frig upon arrival. The espresso machine had a few pods. (We brought Starbucks’ Via instant coffee, which I recommend if you don’t want to pay for Americanos at coffee places. No brewed coffee in London that we could find.) Very nice, but small, bathroom with good cotton towels. Great shower. Comfortable bed. Our unit was in the rear of the building and very sunny. We needed assistance with the temperature controls and Kervin and the maintenance man came and answered our questions. Kervin provided a bath mat and a fan for us. The windows opened, which was helpful. Very quiet for the most part, with lightning fast elevators. Good internet wi-fi. Small unit, but for London it was acceptable. Clerkenwell was away from the congested tourist areas, but close enough to restaurants in Exmouth Market and there was a small convenience store a few doors down, plus Tesco Express and Sainsbury’s grocery stores about 10 minutes away. Much construction and many traffic diversions in the area, but close bus stops made it a convenient, yet quiet place to relax after a day of sightseeing. About a 10 minute walk to the Farringdon tube. The front desk was usually staffed with someone who could summon a taxi if you needed it. We would stay here again. Thank you, Kervin and The Rosebery!
45 Park Lane - Dorchester Collection
4.6/511 Reviews
Mayfair
This is a very good hotel and lounge bar. I think this is where the old Coffee Place used to be. I've always wanted come here as it is the best coffee shop in London. The interiors were plush and the staff discreet. I ordered a pot of coffee with biscuits. They were delicious. Park Lane is very oriental as we have the Hotel Intercontinental on one side and the Dorchester on the other. The Hilton Hotel which is in the middle finds favour with Asians as well. I have stayed at the Edgeware Rd. Hilton and had coffee at Claridges, Dorchester group of hotel as was this hotel and coffee shop owned by the richest man in the world Sultana of Brunei. We have a Coffee Place in Dhaka, Bangladesh but it is not as plush as this one. The speciality being it was self service as the service station restaurants in this country that being a novelty in Dhaka in the 80's.I had a lovely cold coffee there which I never did in England.
The London Edition
4.3/550 Reviews
The surrounding area is quite lively, and you can reach Mayfair a little further west, where you can find galleries and luxury goods. The facilities are also good, the service is attentive, and it is cleaned every day. Breakfast is not bad, but only English style.
Saint James Backpackers
4.2/572 Reviews
Earls Court
i have stayed at this hostel several times now for several reasons: it is close to Earls Court Station with easy access to Heathrow and Victoria The young staff are always pleasant and helpful and they always try to accommodate my requests I appreciate the excellent breakfast each morning and the ability to have a tea or coffee at any time during the day The simple evening meal included in the accommodation is much appreciated when prices are so high in London It is close to Sainsbury's / Co-Op and one has access to the kitchen during the day The courtyard is an asset. The only negatives are that many of the facilities are in need of an upgrade and the showers are very cramped. The communal living room is dominated by the large screen TV and it is difficult to find a quiet spot to work on a computer.
Bulgari Hotel London
4.6/565 Reviews
Knightsbridge
This time I came to London and stayed at the Magnificent, the Fragmented Shangri-La, the Horse Guards and the Bulgari. The rooms in this 1,500-pound hotel had no highlights at all. I really felt like I was paying an IQ tax! Moreover, the air conditioner was very noisy, there was dust on the table, and even the pens had no refills. Several others have their own characteristics. Bulgari is not recommended.
Ember Locke Kensington
4.3/5129 Reviews
Kensington
Pros: 1. Good location. Close to shops, restaurants, and Earl's Court tube stop. 2. Lobby is cute. 3. Family room is basically two rooms (1 full/queen in one room, and 2 twins in the other). 4. Small kitchen (though the stovetop range was hard to use and they do not provide any bottled water or cooking spray/oil) 5. Free laundry & gym (though very small dryers that take many tries to get laundry dry) 6. Front desk people are nice and friendly (but very casual, not the usual level of British service) 7. Provide some teas/coffees in the room, plus a safe and a yoga mat. 8. I guess one plus of the rooms being so dark (and being in the ba*****t) was that we slept really well because of the darkness. Cons: 1. No one helps you with your luggage up the stairs or to your room. 2. Trust the reviews: the rooms are very dim. The lighting is way too dark and flickers. If you want to read a book, forget it. 3. NO CLEANING. I thought I would be cool with this, but really, it's not cool to not offer any cleaning. If you ask (repeatedly) for more towels or something, they will provide. 4. Toilets barely flush. When you ask them to fix it, they ask ”well, did it work when you checked in?” 5. While the lobby is cute (except for the very strong scent pumped in and loud music), once you get off of the lift, the hallways are dark, drab, and have old carpeting reminiscent of an unremodeled Las Vegas hotel. They really need to freshen up the hallways/carpets. 6. Only provided 2 towels per room and two hand towels, no washcloth. 7. No mat in the tub/shower. We slipped several times. 8. When you put trash or towels outside your room to be picked up, it often takes all day for someone to collect them. 9. Texted/called multiple times to ask for towels, and it took going to the front desk and having the employee actually come downstairs with me and hand them to me to get more/clean towels. 10, No napkins or paper towels in the kitchen. We had just come from another hotel, The Gore, that was just slightly more expensive and was WORLDS better in terms of service, amenities, comfort, and beauty. Unfortunately, Ember Locke was a disappointment. And I am normally not a picky hotel person. Would not recommend.

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