The Leonard Hotel

Chose this property because we wanted a 1-bedroom suite (traveling with kids), which can be very difficult to find in London. The room did not disappoint, it had ample space for our family. The staff was amazing and the location couldn't have been better for exploring London. Great value for the price, I would definitely stay there again.

The hotel is old - but it is clean and well kept up, like a capsule from the 1940's. It has a lot of charm, but don't expect a modern, updated look or conveniences.

.Hotel has good bones and spacious rooms with elegant appointments and high ceilings. We had a Deluxe Double. Luxurious large room with sofa, coffee table and chair. I slept well because our room (31) was very quiet (until an upstairs guest walked around on his creaky floor for 30 min. At 23:00). Shower temp fluctuated in a 8 second cycle from perfect to cooler. AC worked perfectly. Nice towel warmers. Very quiet. Good dining in the hotel's restaurant. LLP Extremely cordial staff. Enjoyed our 4 days there.

The mattresses are due for replacement. They have pronounced dips...nicely covered by soft duvets to mitigate the lumps and dips and to give more softness.

Six months ago I already stayed at this hotel - left not the best memories. I was forced to return, because I ordered a room literally 1-2 days before arrival. And I'm very happy to be back! Cleanliness, comfort, level of service - all at a very high level. Cleaning is daily, bedding is changed 2 times in 6 nights, Upon request, a bathrobe was immediately provided. The room has an iron, hair dryer, shampoo and hair conditioner, coffee / tea accessories, refrigerator. Enough storage space - wardrobe, bedside tables, chest of drawers. Very friendly staff. A 2-minute walk from Oxford Street and 5 minutes from Marble Arch tube station.

Lack of shower gel and body milk (perhaps they should have just been asked). The elevator is only up to the 4th floor in a 5-storey building.

I have been staying at this hotel many times. Great location, next to the metro. Great staff. I like the size of the room, the interior, cleanliness, the comfortable bed, the presence in the bathroom of not only shampoo, but also air conditioning (shower gel and body lotion too), iron, hair dryer, kettle, refrigerator, wardrobe, small desk, adjustable air conditioning, two bottles of water daily.

On the first floor, where I lived, Wi-Fi practically did not work. Inconvenient location of sockets. The windows did not open, but they say that for security reasons.

Excellent location. The girl on reception went out of her way to be helpful, especially when it came to ordering a taxi.

Room service was not available. The television did not work properly. Ironing board was not sturdy enough to hold the iron, could have been dangerous.

Hotel has good bones and spacious rooms with elegant appointments and high ceilings. We had a Deluxe Double. We had a sofa and chair, coffee table and mini-fridge. We slept well because our room (31) was very quiet (until an upstairs guest walked around on his creaky floor for 30 min. At 23:00). Good dining in the hotel's restaurant. We ate several meals there. AC worked perfectly. Nice towel warmers. Extremely cordial staff. Enjoyed our 4 days there. Recommended if you want to be near the Mall, Hyde Park, and Harrods. Mayfair is a nice area. Very quiet.

Shower temp fluctuated in a 8 second cycle from perfect to warm. The mattresses are due for replacement. They have pronounced dips...nicely covered by soft duvets to mitigate the lumps and dips and to give more softness. Still...I slept well. Aforementioned creaky upstairs floor.

All the staff are very friendly and helpful. I would particularly mention Andreea on reception who I contacted from Barcelona when I missed a connection. She was very responsive in giving me advice and, when I met her, I realised how professional she is in dealing with clients and making them feel welcome.

Nothing. My main reason for visiting London was postponed due to the Queen's death but, if the timing is right for my schedule, the Leonard will be my first choice of hotel for my next visit.

The location was very convenient and within a walking distance from Oxford Street and Hyde Park. There were many cafes and restaurants near the hotel and a 3 minute walking to a bus stop that would directly take us to Oxford Circus, Picaddily Square, Hyde Park, Camden and other tourist attractions. The staff was very kind and professional and at our service 24/7. Although the hotel style was vintage not modern because the building itself was built almost 200 years ago, the hotel itself has modern facilities. I booked a suit, so There was a kitchenette with a small oven and refrigerator. For those who care about a bidet shower, there’s one, which for me was a big bonus.

Nothing in particular, but it would be nice if you could put complimentary water bottles every time someone cleans the room. I’ve been to many hotels in Europe, and they always do that.

Staff on arrival very helpful and on departure the lady Sima was delightful , makes all the difference to the start of a business day. A small hotel is not my normal residence when in town but the overall experience was good considering the pandemic parameters you have to operate under Your air conditioning was one of the best for chilling i have experienced and crucially the room was quiet and free from road-noise . Steve

You are doing just fine , only constructive comment would be the hallways were looking a little tired

The room was small but cozy, very strategic location ( Hyde Park, Oxford St, Marble arch ) only few steps away ! I was travelling alone with a baby, the staff were very helpful and friendly.. Khan and the other guy I can't remember his name, in the attached photo. I never felt alone.. It's not the best, but there is something about this place that makes it better than five stars hotels !

I didn't like the weird smell in the pillows and bedsheets ...