Small Luxury Hotels of the World Hotels in London

There are too many steps to enter the hotel, which is not friendly to luggage. And there is a smell of curry in the lobby, the room is very small, clean and tidy, but dark. The bathroom is not bad, it feels like there is floor heating, but in summer, what kind of floor heating should be turned on. The minibar is very good, there are many drinks, and it will be replenished every day. Coke, orange juice and milk are available. It is more recommended to cheval apartment across the road. More cost-effective, at least the light is very open.

Small but beautiful hotel. Very good location, you can take 2 subways on foot, and it is also close to St. Paul's Cathedral. If you are strong enough, you can even walk to famous attractions such as Big Ben. The hotel service is very good, the staff is very enthusiastic and can respond to guests' various needs in a timely manner. The drinks and snacks in the hotel minibar are free, and you can refill them after you finish eating. When we stayed for the second time, they also put children's toiletries and snacks for the children, and the children were very happy. Recommended

A lovely boutique hotel within seconds from the tube. Location wise is perfect for us since we wanted some quaint Notting hill stores and portobello markets walks. Many cafes restaurants and pubs around. Staff was super friendly and the rooms are perfectly sized for London… not too small. Would come back again.

Very clean and comfortable, the furniture is new, and the decoration style is very like. The door is a bit small but the lobby decoration style is very British! The disadvantage is that because it is an old-fashioned British building, there are stairs and no elevators. It is a little difficult for our room to climb up on the top floor 😂

It's a transportation point. You can easily go anywhere and go from restaurants to shopping nearby. However, the room is small. Still satisfied.^^