London Bed & Breakfasts

The staff were very friendly & accommodating. I really liked the Earl's Court neighborhood. The bathroom was pretty nice compared to the place we had been staying previously. Housekeeping provided new sheets, towels & coffee/tea fixings each day.

We were put in a really depressing basement room with filthy windows overlooking a recess filled with garbage. The bed frame was broken in the middle and was supported by a piece of scrap wood. The bottom drawer of the dresser was broken and hanging askew

It's proximity to the train station

It was noisy, the bed hard, the windows had to be open as the room was so hot and no other method to cool the room was available. As it is so close to a main road it meant sleeping was a nightmare, except for my wife because it drowned out my snoring.

All about location. Really the only thing that met expectations.

Was not a 3 star hotel as advertised.

The hotel was well-situated near a Tube stop. Front desk staff were friendly.

The room was small (despite being described as an "executive" room with more space), we had no telephone, and the "desk" could hardly function as a bedside table (which were completely absent). We never sampled the included breakfast because the line was so long (and/or the space so small) that we could not even see into the room to see what was offered.

The location is excellent, close to subway, parks, train station. The staff was good, the room was good enough for this kind of London hotel, the bathroom was so small that it was not easy to take a shower, but, again, it was expected in this kind of hotel. No elevator,bringing the luggage up the stairs was difficult. Breakfast was sufficiant: coffee, tea, juice, milk, cereal, toast. cheese, hard boiled eggs, biscuits, jam, butter. I would stay in this hotel again. A word of caution: I had booked with Dolphin Hotel 2 stays a week apart, but the first time they put me in a next door hotel Shakespear , it was not enjoyable, it smelled like cigarettes, we were on the 5th floor and the stairs were VERY difficult to manage, they were very steep and without handrails. The room was fine. The staff was good. I would not stay there again.

The fact that I booked with Dolphin Hotel , but upon arrival was placed in a different hotel without notifying me in a advance or asking my permission, and that was not a good way of doing business in my opinion.

The staff was beyond helpful - offering assistance beyond the everyday services.

The Hotel Sumner was a little oasis in the Hyde Park area. We loved that the area was a mix of residential and tourist. Staff were super friendly; rooms very clean and roomy; the breakfast wonderful! I would stay there again next time I visit London.

The hotel was convenient to the tube, but you had to take at least two tube lines to get almost anywhere in the city.

Nice location - near Victoria Station

The bathroom was the smallest bathroom I've ever seen, no joke, like 3 foot by 3 foot; you were basically in the shower if you were on the toilet. There was just a curtain for the shower, not like an actual shower that you step into. But it was doable for the situation.