Search Best Hotels in London

There's something special about a hotel that makes you feel like you're the only guest while being fully booked. The sound insulation is remarkable, the room service is discreet yet prompt, and the way the staff remembers small details about your preferences makes each stay feel personalized. The bed comfort alone deserves its own review

The Ned is an excellent hotel in central London. A big eating area in the same building as the hotel. Very nice spa and gym. Rooms a bit small but nice and quiet.

Help friends book, apartment type, room is not big, a little depressed, location traffic is very convenient, service exchange can also provide a lot of help. . . .

This place is worth every penny….. Location 10/10 Food 10/10 Decor and cleanliness 10/10 Staff 10/10 We stayed here for 1 night in August. Everything was impeccable, I couldn’t even find something to score them down on. The staff were all fantastic, a couple were outstanding at service but I didn’t get their names. I had several personal touches as it was my birthday on the day we arrived. Food was incredible and Indigo restaurant is accredited by Coeliac UK which was a bonus as I have Coeliacs. The tasting menu with Wine pairing is highly recommended as is the gluten free fish & chips! 10/10 will go back as soon as I can.

Budget hotel, less than 5 mins from Paddington. Great for one night. We had a small double, booked through ******* (better price than booking direct). Room was therefore in a converted townhouse round the corner. You get your own front door key as there is no reception desk in this building. There is no lift and it has steep stairs which was fine for us as we only had small overnight bags, but worth bearing in mind if you have suitcases or struggle with stairs. Room was small but clean, comfy pillows and clean, modern en-suite shower room. We had to call reception when there was a problem with the shower not working but we didn’t have to wait too long before someone came out to fix it. If you are looking for somewhere to sleep for a night near Paddington and on a budget then I would recommend this hotel. A few days later I had a query about the deposit, no money was taken and it was all fine in the end. Unfortunately the person I spoke to was cross that I had phoned when they were busy with guests checking out. Maybe they shouldn’t have answered the phone if they had too much going on, I could have tried again later. It left me feeling terrible that I had inconvenienced them. To be on the safe side I would advise not phoning the hotel at check in or check out times.

Arriving at the Spread Eagle was like arriving at the most welcoming 5 star country house hotel. The staff were incredibly friendly, the interior design was classy but welcoming and cosy, the lighting stylish, and to my surprise I found a roll-top bath in my bedroom. I half-expected to look out the window and see guests playing on a croquet lawn as it had such a relaxed and country house atmosphere. The pub next door served delicious food and had an open fire burning away and frankly the place is idyllic!

Simple hotel run by a small and friendly group of staff. Short walk from Paddington Station along with plenty of bars and restaurants. Breakfast included, offering a simple selection of cereals and biscuits (as well as tea, coffee, and juice) with bacon, eggs, and toast available on request. The room was small, with a twin bed, a simple shelf unit, coffee table with kettle and selection of tea/coffee, and a TV mounted to the wall. One light wasn't working and the shower had a tendency to flood quickly, but otherwise was a cosy place for just one night's stay.

The floor space without inventory was 80cm x 100cm 👎🏻, but the bed was 300cm x 250cm 👍🏻 and no closet, something went wrong during the planning 🤣🤣🤣🤣, everything else was great, especially the location for night owls...Soho/ Chinatown 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Kinda a strange hotel this one. The location is close to Paddington station which is convenient. There are many stores and restaurants nearby. The issue is that everything is shut by 11. There is one bar open till 12 and thats it. So if you coming for nightlife I would suggest another location. The check in was quick and easy and the receptionist was friendly. There is no lift so kinda inconvenient carry suitcase up 3 flights of stairs. And the really weird thing is they have rooms on left and right which looks the same. So i went to 3rd floor and tried to get in my room before going back to the reception and realising i went left instead of right haha. The carpet is old and tired but the rooms are clean. They are very small but they have everything you need just a little squashed. The window opened for fresh air and alot of charging points and lighting in the room. It was kinda noisy in the room as some german students were staying and you could hear them till the early hours. Breakfast voucher was giving to me which was a bonus as i didnt know i was getting it and bfast is in the basement. This is where it got awkward. There is a sign saying 'wait to be seated and served' so im waiting and the staff (around 4 of them are just looking at me and no one is coming. I stand there like a lemon and still no one coming but they looking so i dont know if to go in myself or keep waiting. I kept waiting and eventually someone came. They didnt say 'we have this, we have that help yourself. There was no communication so didnt know if they bringing something or u serve urself? So i waited a min or so and watched others then went to grab the food myself. Its a continental style but not bad. Had the main things, Tea, Coffee, toast, eggs, cheese, cereal. I think it not bad for a hotel of this value. I would stay here again myself for 1 night. More than 1 night i think is too small for me. But the price of this hotel is good and i think overall you getting more for your money here than elsewhere going off the location, clean room and breakfast.