Pet friendly accommodation in Bayswater

At first i thought the lack of an inhouse restaurant would bother me but worked really well. The staff were all friendly & helpful. The room was comfortable, spacious & well designed/furnished. The location was so handy for everything we had planned to do, being on the Central Line was ideal for us. Great value for what was on offer, we will certainly consider another stay.

It was a last minute booking, and was adequate for what I required. Good shower, clean and easy access to Paddington for an early start

Overall: A bit rundown, but the staff were professional and pleasant. It earns a cautious recommendation — if the price you’re getting is low/fair. The room: The “deluxe” single room is essentially a small dorm room. It has its own bathroom, but both are shopworn. The twin bed was jiggly with a lumpy duvet — no amount of redistribution helped. That said: kettle, tea set, a safe in the closet. Supplies: 1 sleeve decaf, 1 regular coffee, 2 teabags. Sugar yes, creamer no.And a little pack of nice shortbread cookies! The bathroom was clean and efficient, but plumbing fixtures were mildly stained and missing trim pieces. You get exactly 2 towels: one hand, one bath. The bedroom carpet was tattered, and the TV remote was encrusted in something scary. Common areas: The hotel has a sweet little bar and a somewhat creepy — but genuinely inviting — sitting room. It really elevated the experience. Having a pleasant, lively place to settle in anesthetized the disappointment of the rundown room.

Great place, easy and accessible for navigating London.

Room was clean and tidy but very small.The staff were really helpful. Shower water pressure was extremely low which was a bit inconvenient. Finally, the walls are very thin so sounds travel easily. Having said all this, the location is good and the hotel was affordable and nice.

Local to amenities shower vrry small could do with renewed top of wardrobe layers thick with dust damp patch on roof that mess and filthy windows