Mayflower Hotel London, London

I found the hotel to be conveniently located near Earl's Court Tube station, making it easy for travel, but the room was smaller than expected for four people. The service was mediocre with staff more focused on their own conversations than guests' needs. The dining options were basic, and additional charges for certain services were a downside.

The hotel is wonderfully located near the Earl's Court tube station, making it easy to get around with restaurants and amenities nearby. The rooms were clean and tidy, though slightly cold, with a reasonable sized bathroom. The service was helpful for tours and tickets, but some staff members lacked friendliness. The dining experience offered good complimentary fare, with additional costs for certain items. The hotel facilities were well-maintained.

The hotel may have a great location near Earl's Court Underground, but the rooms are tiny with barely enough room to put on your shoes. However, the service has been wonderful and pleasant during my stay.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms were dirty and located on the top 5th floor without a lift, with low ceilings in the bedrooms, which should have been warned in advance. However, the hotel staff was very accommodating and helpful, making the payment process smooth and even providing a solution to an issue. The location was excellent, close to public transport and with useful amenities, but the dining options were limited and not very tasteful. Despite these drawbacks, the hotel offered a semi-open position for ventilation and was close to Earl's Court, making it convenient for travelers.

The hotel had its ups and downs. The staff were amazing and very helpful, but the rooms were a bit hard to find initially and slightly dirty with cobwebs here and there. The location was fantastic, very close to the train station and restaurants. The dining experience was average, could have been better with more options available.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The location was superb, just a stone's throw away from the Earls Court underground station, which was very convenient for my needs. The rooms were a bit noisy with external and internal disruptions but overall provided more character than a typical hotel room. The dining experience left much to be desired with limited choices and inattentive staff, yet the service was very friendly and helpful.

The hotel was a bit disappointing overall. The rooms were small, overcrowded, dated, and uncomfortable, not living up to the images seen at booking. On the bright side, the hotel's service was inconsistent but friendly and the cleanliness was well maintained.

My stay at this hotel was quite pleasant overall. The rooms were a little bigger, new, and nice, providing a comfortable environment. The daily room service was excellent with clean towels and a nice shower awaiting us each day. However, the service was very poor and quite rude at times, attempting to charge extra fees for services. On a positive note, the location was very good, close to the underground and a bustling area full of dining options. The dining experience was a bit meager but did offer some basic selections. The facilities were satisfactory overall.

The hotel is conveniently located near the subway and a variety of dining options, although the noise levels could be bothersome at times. The rooms are stylish and comfortable, with the only downside being the lack of soundproofing. The service was friendly and helpful, although there was a slight issue with room availability. The dining options were decent, but with some limitations. Overall, a good value for the price with a prime location for exploring the city.

The hotel was surprisingly better than I expected, with cozy rooms that, even if small, wouldn't have been an issue for me since I spend the whole day outside during summer. The location was ideal, just a short walk from the underground station, perfect for a busy trip, but the dining experience was poor and cramped with limited options.