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Royal Lancaster London
4.7/5152 Bewertungen

Royal Lancaster London

London|0.18km Entfernung von Italian Gardens
Be careful of being unknowingly charged with a ‘discussionary charge of tips’ (supposed to be A Conpulsory charge of tips, don’t be fool by the name, it is non-discussionary) AFTER CHECKING OUT of the hotel. I was being charged with a discussionary charge of the tips on the credit card automatically without being informed upfront after I checked out and left the hotel. When I checked out, i was informed at the counter that they were closing their account for previous day and they would help me check out my room and email me the invoice of my stay after they finished closing account. As a result, I innocently left the hotel since I thought a 5-star hotel would not have anything gone wrong. However, I was totally wrong until I saw extra charges on my credit card while not receiving any so called invoice from the hotel at all. I then reached out to Trip.com to request for the invoice that they have promised to send to me and it was then I was informed that the extra charges were from a discussionary charge of tips. I wasn’t happy about the way this was done hence I requested for a refund for this since it clearly stated this is a DISCUSSIONARY fee, not a compulsory fee. However, I was informed that this is a Non-refundable fee and my request was denied. Out of so many hotels I have stayed, it is unbelievable that in a 5-Star hotel, I was forced to pay something that wasn’t even being informed upfront. In addition, with the fee name suggested, it is a discussionary charge of tips NOT a compulsory charge of tips, the hotel has forced the customers to pay it as COMPULSORY CHARGE OF TIPS. In addition, the hotel services were very inefficient and lot of rooms for improve. We ordered for an in-room meal and we were told that it would take about half an hour to deliver. Hence we waited, and until an hour later, there was no update on our meal and we had to make a call again to check for the progress of our meal. It was then we knew there was a delay in the meal. By the time we done with our meal, we made the call again to request for someone to collect the plates, we literally waited for more than an hour and had to call twice before someone came to pick up the plates. This shouldn’t have been the service received in a 5-star hotel and the worst of all, the hotel should have more transparency in their charges and should have informed the customers on the charges upfront before the actual charging. When we signed for the amount paid for the meal, there were no statement on the discussionary charge of tips at all, and we didn’t expect there would be as we were not even informed. It is not that we are unwilling to give the tips and we did give the tips during the stay. However, it made us very uncomfortable that we weren’t informed anything upfront and it was charged to my credit card AFTER we CHECKED OUT of THE HOTEL. It made us feeling very unsafe to provide the credit card to the hotel as they can charge whatever charges they want after checking out the hotel. In addition, it is a discussionary charge, isn’t it should be discussed before I was being charged? If not it should be called a a compulsory charge of tips.
Roseate House London
4.5/5118 Bewertungen

Roseate House London

London|0.37km Entfernung von Italian Gardens
This is a first-world problem, I know, but it's still a frustrating and disturbing story. Roseate House has always been our go-to hotel when visiting London. It's charming, well-appointed, and very close to Paddington Station and Hyde Park. We've stayed there several times and we are always happy to be there. However, our most recent stay there will be our last. We have two young sons. They are not happy when we travel without them. To help us stay connected while away for work, they insist that we take two of their stuffed animals with us -- a blue whale named ”Whaley” and a Highland calf named ”William Wallace”. Our boys have had these animals since they were babies. They are prized possessions. When we arrive at a destination, we take photos of their animals and send the photos home. We have traveled with these stuffed animals for years. I think parents of young children will understand this. We did this, as usual, when we arrived at Roseate House. We went out for a few hours on a Saturday morning. When we returned, the room was cleaned -- but the stuffed animals were nowhere to be found. Now, these are not small stuffed animals. Whaley is the size of a large pumpkin (see photo taken in our room at Roseate House). They are not things easily overlooked. We called the front desk, thinking perhaps the cleaning staff had somehow gathered up the animals in the bedding. The front desk staff, obviously baffled by such a strange story, said the cleaning staff had gone home for the day. We would have to wait until they arrived the next morning at 8 a.m., which is when we were to leave for Heathrow. At 8 a.m., as we headed for the taxi outside, the staff said no one knew anything about the animals. They promised to follow-up. We sent several follow-up emails to see if the animals were found. They had not. We then heard from the manager, Simon, who said he had interviewed the entire cleaning crew from that day and had checked the hotel's security tapes (I'll give him props for going that far). No one admitted to taking the animals and nothing was seen on the tapes. He offered to replace the animals. We declined. We explained these things didn't cost much, about $20 USD each. They were sentimental items that mean a lot to our boys. Replacing things so familiar to them would be difficult. We explained how sad this situation was -- someone obviously took them from our room and later denied it. In my many, many years of travel, I have never had anything go missing from a hotel room. This was the first time. I told Simon that if two large stuffed animals belonging to young boys are not safe in the hotel's rooms, what about our passports and other valuables? If something much bigger than a basketball can disappear from a suite, what about something as small as a passport? Our feelings about the quality of the hotel are the same -- it's lovely and charming and is everything we want in a boutique hotel in London. You won't be di
Signature London, the J Marylebone
4.1/520 Bewertungen

Signature London, the J Marylebone

Marylebone London|1.1km Entfernung von Italian Gardens
During my stay, which I cut short after the first night of a seven-night booking to relocate to a significantly superior hotel. Location: Contrary to its claim, this hotel is not situated in Marylebone but rather just off Edgeware Road. There's a notable disparity between these areas: Marylebone boasts boutique shops, cafes, and restaurants, while the vicinity of this hotel is characterised by inexpensive, independent fast-food outlets and shisha bars. Rooms: The rooms are exceedingly compact, barely larger than the bed itself, and lack any storage amenities such as cupboards or drawers. This deficiency becomes pronounced for guests staying beyond a single night, as there's minimal space to store clothes. The purported ”King size” bed is actually two single beds pushed together (it's uncomfortable in the middle). Additionally, the room's furnishings, including miniature bedside tables and a diminutive fold-out desk, are inadequate for practical use. Another guest aptly described the rooms as ”shoe boxes.” Bathroom: Despite its spaciousness, the bathroom lacks any storage solutions, forcing guests to leave toiletries scattered on the floor. The positioning of the hand towel rail near the toilet, coupled with the absence of towel hooks, compromises hygiene and convenience. Breakfast: The breakfast selection is rudimentary, featuring unappetising cooked options and limited variety. The congested breakfast area fails to accommodate the hotel's capacity, resulting in overcrowding. Check-in/out: Despite the absence of a bar, restaurant, mini-bar or other onsite amenities,I was required to pay a deposit upon check-in ”in the event that I damaged something”. The manager himself acknowledged the hotel's shortcomings, describing it as, ”4 star at best.” Additionally, there were other guests with similar complaints about room size looking to cancel their booking while I was checking out (after one night). Staff: The staff members are courteous and willing to assist, yet their efforts cannot compensate for the hotel's operational deficiencies. Post-departure, my requests have gone unaddressed. In summary, it's advisable to steer clear of this hotel.

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Mitre House Hotel
4.1/5114 Bewertungen
Personalfreundlich und hilfsbereit. Das Zimmer war klein, aber gut eingerichtet und ruhig. Dusche ist in einer halben Decke, was bedeutet ein unvermeidliches Puddle auf dem Boden und keine Badewanne mit liefert, so müssen Sie ein Handtuch abwerfen. Das Zimmer war während des Tages in unserer Abwesenheit gereinigt. Das Hotel gibt Frühstücksgutscheine in einem besetzten Café um die Ecke. Es gibt so viele Tische, die in das Zimmer packt, wie sie passen konnten. Das beunruhigte Personal hat sich mit zwei Eiern, die auf Sie starren, ein gebratenes Stück Bacon und dünn, weißes Brot Toast wie die Leute, die es 1965 essen. Wenn Sie ein bisschen Schlamm wollen, müssen Sie dafür bezahlen. Es gibt oft eine Reihe von Leuten, die auf Sie warten, um den Tisch zu leeren. Das Frühstück ist überhaupt nicht ein angenehmer Beginn Ihres Tages und ein Hotel sowie das Mitre Haus sollte andere Arrangements machen.
Royal Lancaster London
4.7/5152 Bewertungen
Be careful of being unknowingly charged with a ‘discussionary charge of tips’ (supposed to be A Conpulsory charge of tips, don’t be fool by the name, it is non-discussionary) AFTER CHECKING OUT of the hotel. I was being charged with a discussionary charge of the tips on the credit card automatically without being informed upfront after I checked out and left the hotel. When I checked out, i was informed at the counter that they were closing their account for previous day and they would help me check out my room and email me the invoice of my stay after they finished closing account. As a result, I innocently left the hotel since I thought a 5-star hotel would not have anything gone wrong. However, I was totally wrong until I saw extra charges on my credit card while not receiving any so called invoice from the hotel at all. I then reached out to Trip.com to request for the invoice that they have promised to send to me and it was then I was informed that the extra charges were from a discussionary charge of tips. I wasn’t happy about the way this was done hence I requested for a refund for this since it clearly stated this is a DISCUSSIONARY fee, not a compulsory fee. However, I was informed that this is a Non-refundable fee and my request was denied. Out of so many hotels I have stayed, it is unbelievable that in a 5-Star hotel, I was forced to pay something that wasn’t even being informed upfront. In addition, with the fee name suggested, it is a discussionary charge of tips NOT a compulsory charge of tips, the hotel has forced the customers to pay it as COMPULSORY CHARGE OF TIPS. In addition, the hotel services were very inefficient and lot of rooms for improve. We ordered for an in-room meal and we were told that it would take about half an hour to deliver. Hence we waited, and until an hour later, there was no update on our meal and we had to make a call again to check for the progress of our meal. It was then we knew there was a delay in the meal. By the time we done with our meal, we made the call again to request for someone to collect the plates, we literally waited for more than an hour and had to call twice before someone came to pick up the plates. This shouldn’t have been the service received in a 5-star hotel and the worst of all, the hotel should have more transparency in their charges and should have informed the customers on the charges upfront before the actual charging. When we signed for the amount paid for the meal, there were no statement on the discussionary charge of tips at all, and we didn’t expect there would be as we were not even informed. It is not that we are unwilling to give the tips and we did give the tips during the stay. However, it made us very uncomfortable that we weren’t informed anything upfront and it was charged to my credit card AFTER we CHECKED OUT of THE HOTEL. It made us feeling very unsafe to provide the credit card to the hotel as they can charge whatever charges they want after checking out the hotel. In addition, it is a discussionary charge, isn’t it should be discussed before I was being charged? If not it should be called a a compulsory charge of tips.
Corus Hyde Park Hotel
3.7/569 Bewertungen
Die Lage war ausgezeichnet, ganz in der Nähe der U-Bahnstation Lancaster Gate. Der Bahnhof Paddington ist ebenfalls in der Nähe, wenn Sie mit der Elizabeth-Linie nach Heathrow fahren müssen. Der Hyde Park ist ebenfalls in der Nähe und bietet die Möglichkeit zum Spazierengehen oder Joggen. Was das Hotel betrifft: Das Einchecken war ein Kinderspiel. Das Zimmer selbst und das Badezimmer waren sauber. Die Auswahl beim Frühstück war in Ordnung. Wir haben unseren Aufenthalt hier genossen.
BeiRoom Hyde Park Apartments
3.5/519 Bewertungen
Hyde Park
Review: GOOD: Great location! Located on a quiet road, 2 minutes walk from Lancaster Gate tube station, 10 minute walk from Paddington station and Hyde Park is literally around the corner. We stayed there as we were going to Winter Wonderland and couldn’t have picked a better location for an absolute bargain price. Staff were very friendly on arrival and although we arrived to early to check in to our room, we were able to leave our luggage with them while we went for something to eat. The room was clean and the complimentary coffee & tea provided as well as toiletries in bathroom was a nice touch (given the price of the room, I certainly didn’t expect it) BAD: Our room (Room 21) was on the top floor (4th floor) which is exactly 83 steps and no lift (probably not a problem to most, but a killer if you’re unfit and have spent the day shopping with a child 😂) The bathroom is quite small with a sloped ceiling so the shower head has been fitted really low; again, not a massive issue as there is a ledge you can use to sit on, but was a problem for my partner who is over 6’ The air conditioning unit tube at the back has come apart, we stayed in middle of winter so didn’t need to use it - this may be an issue in summertime. OVERALL OPINION: Would definitely stay there again, the location and price far outweigh any of the negative points.
Best Western Mornington Hotel London Hyde Park
3.8/5109 Bewertungen
Ich habe nur eine Nacht im Hotel verbracht. Lage ist sehr nahe Hyde Park und Marble Arch, die Idee für diejenigen, die etwas zentrales suchen. Die Struktur scheint alt und einige Renovierungen sind notwendig. Das Zimmer war eng, aber es war eine Nacht schön. Ich würde das Personal anregen, freundlicher und willkommen zu sein. Insgesamt war es ok.
Elysee Hyde Park
3.5/529 Bewertungen
Sehr gut kleines Hotel , strategische, weil in der Nähe der Station von Paddington , der schnellen Metro-Linie Elisabeth und in der Nähe von Hyde Park. Sehr nett an der Rezeption , haben wir einen vorzeitigen Check-in bereits um 12 Uhr und einen vorzeitigen Check-out . Sehr sauberes Zimmer, kleines, aber sauberes Badezimmer, mit weißen Handtüchern und Haartrocknern. Bequeme Betten und ruhiges Zimmer mit Fenster auf der Rückseite. Kein Frühstück, aber in der Nähe gibt es zu schmecken. Preis unterhalb des Durchschnitts der gleichen Kategorie Hotels in der Nähe zu empfehlen. Wir werden zurückkehren.

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