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stayed about 4 nights in family room. very close to baywaters station. Probably 10-15 mins walk to hyde park. many HALAL restaurants, Tesco express and souvenir shops near by . room is kinda small, but its acceptable. toilet is clean. Dont mind to come back next time!

It was the best hotel on the street, wasnt sure after reading other reviews but its an old house converted to a hotel, not the Hilton, what do you expect for 3 star! Breakfast was disappointing, in the cramped downstairs restaurant. The room was small but adequate for our needs with everything you would expect. Othes were noisy but we were under the staircase so cant stop people banging doors!

I've always thought the best thing about London is the road out..no matter what the nature of my visit, the prospect of going home is a driving factor in getting through it. Not for me, the seething mass of toxic greed and vacuous materialism..I prefer to define the UK by everything but London (can we not get it to declare independence??)....and so to this hotel...initially impressed, my opinion was soon downgraded when I got into my broom cupboard of a room...a thin slither of floor space between two floors with a bathroom and toilet two flights of stairs away...beware if you get room 112 especially if claustrophobia is your bag...it's a bit like platform 9 3/4 in Harry Potter...only just about exists within your imagination. Even an Easy hotel room is bigger and better than this. Sixty squid this cost me...now I know that's a bargain in London (my view is everything in London should be cheaper than everywhere else though!) but you still expect a modicum of value...this delivered nothing of the sort. It did nothing to chip away at my preconceptions of our esteemed capital city...it just confirmed by belief that London really is the global centre of pointless profiteering, exploitation, avarice and rampant consumerism! No wonder this is where our politicians are based! Rant over!

I agree with travellers that this hotel is hard to find - also it's annoying that wifi isn't free and is quite expensive in comparison to other hotels I've stayed at. Room was small, but bathroom was nice and modern. Lift was very old and clunky and took a while to get from the top floor to the ground floor. Breakfast spread was nice. Basic accommodation but ok for price paid - don't expect anything special though.

First off, I have to agree with other reviewers who've complained about this hotel being difficult to find...it's a nightmare, and one that isn't helped by the fact that a building number isn't included in the address on the booking information. Prince's Square is about 10 minutes walk from Bayswater/Queensway station, tucked away down a series of side streets. In addition to this, the whole square is full of hotels, so you're left wandering up and down trying to locate the right one- the sign at the front of the building doesn't exactly stand out, either. We were lucky in that we found a local to ask who knew roughly which bit it was on, but we'd been up and down for a long time before that and so were a bit annoyed, to say the least.The building is quite grand, Georgian, I think, which is traditional and very pretty, but sadly, the interior, while clean, didn't match up to the style of the original building.Everything looks very tired and dated. The beds only have one thin pillow, and a duvet is eschewed in favour of a sheet, a scruffy-looking wool blanket, and a hideous cover. We were freezing, as the heating didn't seem to be on, and the meagre bedding didn't offer much warmth. The beds were firm, which i usually like, but not particularly comfortable; and there was a lot of noise from neighbouring rooms. I got maybe three hours sleep.Breakfast was advertised as continental, but actually it was just cheese, toast and jam. Instead of proper juice, it was squash. There was no English breakfast tea, which is weird in a British hotel. The lift kept going up when we pressed for the ground floor. We tried a few times and just ended up having to walk up and down lots of stairs to get to the breakfast took. Other guests seemed to be having the same issue, as they looked confused went he doors opened to a higher floor, and got back in the lift again.Generally, the vibe of the hotel was more like a hostel; it was full of students wandering about Reception in their PJs. I would be lying if I said this was the worst place I've ever stayed, it was clean, which is very important to me, but I just feel that it was falsely advertised- the website makes it look a lot nicer than it is- and it was a little overpriced, I would've expected it to be cheaper for what it was.