Reem Hotel, London

The hotel rooms were inevitably smaller than expected but adequate, although dusty and in need of some improvements such as an additional mirror. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the location was convenient, near the tube station and various attractions. The dining experience was average with some room for improvement. Overall, a satisfactory stay with good value for money.

The hotel is conveniently located with easy access to the underground and offered great suggestions for nearby restaurants. The staff were welcoming and polite, making me consider staying at this hotel again despite the noise from the reception area. While not in the center, it was a traveler-friendly and safe area, though a tad pricey on weekends.

The hotel offers small but comfortable rooms overlooking a private garden, with a great breakfast and friendly young staff. The convenient location near Queensway and Bayswater underground station provides easy access to various city attractions. However, the dining options could be more varied.

The hotel exceeded my expectations with a great room upgrade, though some cleanliness issues were present. The small room size was manageable for a group of four, but breakfast arrangements were inconvenient at times.

The hotel is located near a bustling breakfast area, which can be a bit noisy in the morning. The rooms were quite warm as they lacked air conditioning, though equipped with fans. The price paid was fair for the experience.

The hotel is centrally located, near major attractions and transportation hubs, making it convenient for exploring London. The rooms are a bit cramped, feeling more like a single room with a double bed squeezed in, but that was somewhat expected. The service was top-notch, with staff being very helpful and welcoming. The dining options were basic, and it would have been nice to see more variety. Overall, a decent value for money option with a few limitations.

The hotel is conveniently located close to Bayswater subway station, making it easy to get around the city. The rooms were very small with a double bed and two single beds, feeling a bit cramped, but the staff members were helpful and accommodating, even assisting with bags before check-in. The breakfast was good quality but the room was a bit humid and cold. On the downside, we were expecting the hotel to be of higher quality according to the information provided when booking.

Staying at this hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms turned out to be much smaller than expected, with some inconveniences like having to maneuver around the bed due to the compact space and being right above the kitchen. On the bright side, the service was exceptional, going above and beyond in helping me throughout my 11-day stay, even lending me an iron for free. The location was quite convenient, close to Zone 1 and within a short walk to the nearest underground station for exploring. However, there were cleanliness issues in certain areas and a design flaw in the bathroom door that couldn't be shut when at the washbasin.

The hotel offers small rooms without a wardrobe but sufficient for a short trip. Located in an old structure, unlike some specific rooms, it is just outside the central London hustle and bustle. The service is top-notch, ensuring a 5-star experience. The location is excellent, close to public transport and various amenities. The dining experience could have been better for the price paid.

Despite the rooms smelling like someone had been smoking and being smaller than expected, the hotel offers a friendly service with helpful staff. The location is convenient, close to Kensington gardens and tube stations, but the dining experience may not meet expectations.