We stayed at 130 Queensgate Apartments for 6 days in October 2006 and found it good value for London. Yes, the property is in need of some attention, with peeling wallpaper, tiles coming lose on the balcony and stained carpets. Windows were dirty, and the appearance from the road was not promising. Staff were not particularly helpful, but were efficient... more

Having read the reviews on this site, I thought I knew what I was in for at 130 Queensgate when I booked 4 days stay in July '06: Namely, peeling wallpaper, noisy and dysfunctional plumbing, grubby mattresses, funky elevators, the odd hole in a wall, and somewhat inattentive staff. However, the price was good, and the location is excellent. It's... more

This is a foul hotel. From the dingy, peeling paint of the exterior to the gloomy, musty, worn and dirty lobby to the faded cheapness of the dark, depressing room, every inch of this supposedly three star hotel screams slum: the lack of water pressure, the exposed fuse box in the hallway, the lumpy floor beneath the carpet, the ice-encrusted... more

130 Queensgate is, as others state, a bit dreary on the decor side, but my family (wife, two college age children) found it a good value compared to the 4-star hotel my wife and I stayed at last year (near Buckingham Palace). We arrived early and the staff was unable to accommodate our 'arrive early' booking request. Then there was... more

I just came back from 8 days at 130 Queensgate. As most of the other clients I read the reviews and had concerns. The one thing most travelers must keep in mind is that space is at a premiem in London. We came off a 23 day Europe trip and some of the rooms we had were very small and... more

I stayed here a few years back, I must admit, but from the reviews I have read - I agree. The location was nice, but the 1 bedroom apartment we had was a bit shabby. Nothing was dirty, per se, but pretty worn. The part that left a bad taste in my mouth was the fact that the smoke detector... more

Was hesitant about staying at 130 Queensgate after reading a number of the negative reviews, but after staying there, feel that the negative comments showed unrealistic expectations by the guests. For the price of one room with one queen bed at the Radisson on Portman Square (where my wife, my youngest and I were going to stay while farming out... more

Two of us stayed here last December. The apartment was large but needed decorating badly, peeling wallpaper, torn and worn carpets. Do not really see why they have kitchens as there is nothing to cook with. The little bit of cutlery was so old and looked terrible. There was no heating in the bathroom and it was freezing. But I... more

I hate to be an extremist, but really, this place was terrible. My husband and I took our 3 children and my parents, so we had few choices for lodging together. We paid more than $4,000 and had a dank, dreary and uncomfortable stay. I can handle the dilapitated nature of the furniture, but the beds were so bad that... more