London Hotels > 3 Stars London Hotels > more than 250 rooms > £40 to £59

Advantages: everything
Disadvantages: very little

In my own personal opinion, this hotel is one of a kind. I set my standards very high when I am looking for a hotel to stay, and I dont just look at the rooms, I look at the overall standard of the hotel. This hotel ticks all of my boxes. The staff couldnt have been any better, they were both friendly and extremely pleasant. The only problem for me was the food here, but that didnt make my experience any worse, as there are plenty of other food ...
...big enough for all of my family, so we book two rooms at a reduced price, which helped. The capital city is full of tourist destinations and this hotel is near by almost all of them and if not, within a short journey. You can easily catch a cab from outside. ... Read review

Advantages: Good location, access to tube station, nice/well looked after hotel
Disadvantages: Some of the staff/service is not up to scratch

Getting There: -------------------- The Copthorne Tara Hotel is conveniently situated a short walk (about 5 minutes) from the Kensington High Street Tube station. This means that getting to and from the hotel is quick and convenient. The Kensington High Street Tube Station is part of both the District and Circle Lines, meaning that you can get to many major and convenient locations by jumping on the tube there (including Kings Cross and Victoria ...
...that while staying at the Copthorne Tara, the district and circle lines are running as unfortunately during my stay they were under maintenance for 2 of the days. In this case the nearest station was Notting Hill, which was around a 30 minute walk away (not good when wearing high heals to go to the theatre). In terms of proximity to the west end theatres, the Copthorne Tara is about a 30 minute (around £15) taxi drive. When getting the tube it took ... Read review

Advantages: Convenient location for Canary Wharf visitors
Disadvantages: Poor service, bizarre interior styling

I've staid at the Britannia for more than 50 nights over the past few years. The one thing I learned from this is that, actually, the other reviewers of this hotel were not having bad luck. The hotel is spectacularly tacky (think what would happen if you give a big interior design budget to East Enders' Peggy Mitchell) and service is consistently worse than any similarly-priced London hotel. The rooms themselves are quite OK, if you don't mind the ...
...what makes this hotel truly unique is not the interior design but the blend of 'don't care/whatever' attitude of staff and the fact that their booking system is based on chaos theory. It is very common to spend 10-15 minutes (which is long, in real time) waiting to check in. You have a 15% chance of your booking not being found (which is a big risk, in real life) and a near-100% chance of seeing some other guests being driven to desperation because ... Read review

Advantages: central location
Disadvantages: none

...and i decided on the melia white house as i thought it looked nice and was in a medium price range. The hotel is conveniently located as it is only about 3-5 minutes walk from the great portland street tube station which means that it is easy to get to other parts of london from the hotel. Also it is not far from regents park and london zoo is a 30 minute walk. We also walked to the camden market as it was only about 10-15 minutes walk from london ...
...get to from heathrow airport as you can take the tube and you 0only have to make one change of tube line. When we arrived at the hotel it looked exactly like it did on the website with the reception area looking grand and having marble counters. Check in was done quick and efficiently although i did have a slight problem understanding the member of staff as he was not english and sounded like he was french but he did speak good english. We then went ... Read review

Advantages: Clean, staff knowledge and politeness
Disadvantages: Mini-bar,

...marriage we decided to visit London (one of my favourite places), and this time decided to stay the side of London we weren’t so familiar with near Regents park. Checking online we picked the Marriott hotel Regents Park. Set in King Henry’s Road NW3 the hotel contains 303 rooms set on seven floors. Each room the hotel boats has air-conditioning, & balcony. Arriving two hours prior to our agreed check in time we were pleasantly surprised to find ...
...well over exaggerated even by London standards: Can of Pepsi = £2.60: Small tube of Pringles = £1.75; Bar of chocolate = £3.60. Disabled access: Wheelchair users are welcomed and though I’m not sure they have any specifically disabled rooms. Our bathroom would have been totally unacceptable if I had been totally wheelchair reliant. There are two slopes at either end of the hotel for wheelchairs, pushchairs etc. However when our taxi pulled up outside ... Read review