One night in a single bedroom with a private bathroom and everything was fine. Room and bathroom clean and tidy, Kettler with tea and instant coffee. You have to do your check-in at the Phoenix hotel ( just next to Kensington's Gardens) and the staff is very friendly and helpful ( all of them the receptionists and the waitresses in the breakfast room) The hotel has a great location: a lot of restaurants nearby, 5 minutes walk away from Bayswater underground station and 15 minutes walk away from Notting Hill. Highly recommended!

pleasant room, exactly as pictured, easy walk to many dining and shopping and tube stations, as well as easy walking to Hyde park.

I should have reserved at the main hotel, to save the walk to breakfast and lounge.

We had originally booked the Kensington Gardens hotel, however on arrival, we found we had to check in at the Phoenix ( sister hotel) directly next door. The reception area was smart, professional with nice decor and some seating.. The receptionist who welcomed us told we would be staying at the Phoenix and that we had a room on the first floor ( had requested not to be located on highest floor). She was friendly and helpful giving us all the information about the room we needed and we used the lift ( a great bonus!) to the first floor. Although quite small, our room was modern, furnished in a pleasing, contemporary style with matching furniture and spotlessly clean. The bed was made up with fresh white linen and had plenty of plug points and usb charging points nearby. Wardrobe with sufficient hangers and hairdryer also available.Great to see a decent full length mirror and hot drinks making tray neatly stowed in the cupboard under the desk. The en-suite shower room was also spotlessly clean with toiletries provided. The room overlooked the front of the hotel and we were aware of a bit of building noise and then quite late in the evening there was noise of linen cages being manoeuvred in/out of a laundry van which wasn’t ideal when trying to get to sleep. The room was also very warm but there was a small fan provided and to be fair, temps had reached high 20s during the day. Special mention must be made of the hotel reception staff who were just brilliant. Very pleasant, friendly and could not have been more responsive and helpful, especially supplying an ice pack for my injured wrist following a fall at the tube station. Full marks for their care and attention to my needs. We will hopefully return to the Phoenix again!

The room size might have been an issue had we been staying longer but for a couple of nights we were entirely comfortable.

Clean, comfortable room. Lovely bathroom. Really pleased

Room on top floor up 5 flights of stairs as there is no lift. Exhausting

Well located hotel and short walk to two tube stations. Not far from Kensington Gardens and you are able to walk through the parks to reach the center of London. We had a compact room, comfy bed and bathroom with a bath. Good variety of breakfast. You could either opt for continental or full cooked, which was made to order. Lovely staff and clean airy dining room. We would stay here again.

Not sure, we loved our stay. Except we were on the third floor so a lot of stairs to climb each day as no lift. Leaving the hotel to go next door for breakfast especially as it was raining for part of our visit

I stayed in the sister hotel (next door) The Phoenix. The location was excellent with great attractions and stores within walking distance. There were several underground stations close by and Paddington Station a 10 minute walk away. The room was spacious and the bathroom very comfortable. The staff was really helpful and kind.

The walls were really thin and I could hear everything that happened in the next room and above me.

The room was small and cozy. Furniture needs at least a of bit renovation but the bathroom was almost like new. The staff was pleasant. Good location, close to metro stops, few nice cafes and bars around.

Hotel does not have a proper lobby or reception, due to this, check-in have to be made at the hotel next doors. Even if check-in starts from 1 PM, I had to wait for almost an hour till my room was prepared. The internet connection was very poor. No elevator what might be challenging to reach upper floors for people with a heavy luggage or disabilities.

The location was great! 24 hour reception with friendly staff. Baggage holding in the reception down the road was useful too. Rooms were clean. Shower pressure was good too! Booked it at a very reasonable price.

Were unaware that there was no lift and our room was right at the top so we had to walk up many flights of stairs with our bags. Milk sachet in our room was expired. Screws were loose on the window so there was a strange tapping noise all night. Could also hear the plumbing at night as I'm a light sleeper.

Great location close to several shops and restaurants, the room was as described and really confortable. The bed felt like good quality and the AC was a real life-saver with the heat.

The curtains didn't do anything for the light, so we were woken up at 4:30am by the sun and couldn't fall back asleep. I found hair which wasn't mine when unfolding my towel and the bath basically turned into a pool as the water wouldn't evacuate properly. Also, we were supposed to be able to check-in at 1pm but the room wasn't ready before 1:45pm.

The location was really good in the Bayswater area. Close to tube stations and Bayswater main street with plenty of food opportunities as well as a variety of other shops and services.Staff were very pleasant and cooperative. The room was very clean and clean and tidy in its decoration. It was only smallish but this is normal in central London. There was however sufficient room. It was only a single room. Limited room to sit. There was a chair at a small table/ desk but generally need to sit on the bed. Tea making facilities were available.