London Hotels near Paddington Station

Pros: Staff was friendly, restaurant was okay, but location is the prime positive factor here.

Cons: Bed had someone else’s hair in it, sink had ants, room was in a weird location. Cleanliness left me feeling not relaxed or comfortable.

Pros: Great staff Excellent location to bayswater stn. Beautiful modern hotel with ancient artifacts adorning the walls. Great breakfast Rooms comfortable and well appointed. Bathrooms modern, a bit small. Really like the hotel.

Cons: Bathroom tight, tiny sink. Room Woodwork a bit scuffed up, could use a bit of touch up Great for a short stay.

Pros: Staff was super friendly and accommodating. They took pity on a weary, soggy traveler and let me check in ahead of time.

Cons: Room was miniscule, not enough places to store things, very hard, tiny bed. Bare, cold floor.

Pros: The staff were extra friendly and helpful. Answered every question and helped with every enquiry.

Pros: Staff was friendly and accommodating. Great location, near Hyde Park and Paddington and Lancaster Gate Tube stations.

Cons: Room was small, but fine for a long weekend stay. Wifi was slow.

Pros: Very nice staff, clean and great location

Cons: More spacious room.

Pros: The hotel was clean and reasonably priced. The staff were friendly and helpful.

Cons: Not many amenities and limited bar/restaurant.

Pros: Beds were comfy. Lots of choices for restaurants a few blocks away on Queensway. Conveniently located near Paddington station where the Heathrow Express train departs from. Close to Princess Diana memorial park for the little ones.

Pros: I expect the level of quality when I come to a Hilton hotel. I am pleased that this hotel lived up to that standard. It's a great location especially if you are coming from or going to Heathrow airport.

Cons: I booked my stay not directly through Hilton and as a result, I did not get Hilton honors points. If you allow a non-Hilton company to offer your product you should also offer everything that goes with it.

Pros: Convenient location and can enter from Paddington Station. Good for a quick 24 hour visit. Staff was very friendly.

Cons: Rooms are dated and no blow dryer in the bathroom.

Pros: Position is great, breakfast was good

Cons: Aircon was leaking continuously in the room No answer after 5 attempts to phone reception

Pros: Convenient to Heathrow while still being in London but super expensive. Tea for two at the hotel was 32 pounds ($50) and they gave us one pot of tea, one scone, 3 tea sandwiches, and four tiny pastries. When we asked for more tea they just put more hot water in our tea pot. We finally complained when we saw that a couple next to us got two scones, but we had to go thru the manager and our meal was over by then and we were full from drinking hot water. We knew we would pay a premium by having tea at the hotel but we were tired from our travels and were disappointed that the staff was so inattentive.

Cons: Super expensive!

Pros: Location Friendly and helpful staff Breakfast included Quick service when my in room safe didn't open and I Had a train to catch

Cons: Long breakfast line but handled efficiently.

Pros: The comfortable room and the quiet.

Cons: The long elevator queues.

Pros: Service, room, gym all fine but for the price you are paying for location.

Pros: The location was perfect for travel to the airport and access to the underground. Could not be better. Staff went out of their way to make my stay comfortable.

Pros: Breakfast was excellent.

Cons: Waiting for room availability during check-in without an approximate time when room would/could be ready.

Pros: Convenience at Paddington Station, Heathrow Express, and London Underground.

Cons: No swimming pool and not any very good restaurants within walking distance of hotel.

Pros: If you want to have a fast access to the Heathrow and the city, this is the best location. The Paddington station is its backyard. It takes 15 minutes to LHR through Heathrow express and to other places within London through the tube.

Cons: You should avoid staying there for any days above 70F. The AC in the room is virtually non-existing. I put the fan speed at high and temperature dial to the maximum (- side). Yet I still have to open the window in a rainy 60+F day to get the breeze in. So avoid it in Summer.

Pros: -Modern rooms (glass shower, international power outlets, USB port, HDMI port, control panel with buttons to request maid service or set the room to "Do Not Disturb") -Clean -Accommodated storing our luggage when we arrived before our room was ready -Daily maid service was great - completely refreshed the room -Short walk to Paddingtion station and bus stops -Cycle share station right in front of the hotel -Helpful staff -Mini Fridge and tea/coffee supplies in the room

Cons: -Double room was was small - a little cramped for a multi-day stay with luggage -The hotel website makes it sound like breakfast is free but you have to pay for it at the front desk

Pros: very clean very quiet

Cons: Stayed in annex across street In four days never saw one hotel staff room was very very small

Pros: Overall, as a 20-something, using this as a cheap place to sleep for the night while seeing London this worked for me and allowed me to spend my travel money on the things I wanted to do. The hostel does provide breakfast, and a 10% off discount for anything you order at the bar (burger and a beer is normally 15 pounds, so you get that for 13.50). The staff was friendly, and the bedding was clean in the hostel. The showers had warm water and seemed to be cleaned on a somewhat regular basis. The bar area is open to you 24 hours a day, though the kitchen closes at 10 and the bar closes to the public at midnight. Beyond that, you can't beat the location in terms of it being a launching point for getting around the city. You are on several bus lines and three different tube lines. You are also only a mile's walk from Hyde park on a main road that is well lit, even at night.

Cons: First off, if you are a light sleeper, don't choose this hostel. It is on a highly-used road and the windows will be open in the room. If you wake up at every horn or siren, you will not have a good time sleeping here. In addition to that, the larger rooms have 24 people, so you can expect them to be coming and going at all hours, some quietly, some not (which also means your experience is not 100% on the hostel staff). Bar noise was non-existent, so don't worry about that. The breakfast was a bit of a zoo, and a bit of a disappointment. They had loaves of bread with a toaster (butter and jam), some cereal and milk. There was also tea and coffee. It was pretty well picked over by 8:15, and the staff was too busy cleaning the bar to replace anything. To that end, the staff in the hostel always seemed to be stretched too thin. People are working the hostel front desk and the bar at the same time. They are not mean about it, but if you catch it wrong, you can end up waiting a bit to be helped. There were also a few people who were sleeping in the hallway at times, though I was not sure if they were just too drunk to remember their passcodes or had snuck in. Also, I never saw any semblance of a manager for either the bar or the hostel (not that I ever needed one). The cleanliness of the rooms and the bathrooms left something to be desired, the rooms especially. Though I didn't spend much time in them, there was usually some crumbs / scraps of wrappers on the floor, which did not feel clean even when those larger pieces of rubbish were not there. This comes back to you experience being tied to the people you are in the room with however. In particular, there was one person who's luggage smelled like a college student's laundry bin that had been left to sit during the winter break, in-short, really bad. My final warning would be that there are not a lot of power outlets in the rooms, and there are only two bathrooms to accommodate 50+ people, as opposed to 4 showers.