Just returned from London. We stayed at Mandeville hotel which was suggested to us by a friend. I checked it out on the internet but did not expect much out of it because it usually looks different from a close up. I was surprised to find the exact picture on arrival and even better at some points. Ok, the rooms... more

The website pictures are a true reflection of the hotel. It was lovely and clean, smart and not delapidated in anyway. the staff were friendly. Breakfast, though continenta,l had an excellent choice.Situated well for shopping, theatres, restaurants etc. Small minor point, there is no tea of coffee facilities in room. My other half not too happy about this. Room service... more

London has many so-called 4 star hotels. London is one of the most overpriced cities in Europe where you can pay a lot for a nasty experience. But unlike many capital cities even the chain hotels here are often very variable in quality and certainly price. So it’s a delight to come across a hotel that is substantially different from... more

Close to Oxford street, restaurants, Bond street tube, Mark&Spenser , Selfridges etc more

For location only, it's sufficient. If you're a tall person, you'll scrape your head on the entryways to tiny elevators. firedoors, bathrooms. Very claustrophobic hallways and guest rooms. Superior room (one queen sized bed) is only 10 feet wide. Cannot view very small lcd tv from bed unless you have superhuman eyesight. Bathroom door is clouded glass but completely compromises... more

I have stayed at the Mandeville many times....never again. For the first time I checked into one the ( tiny) basic rooms. Despite having problems fitting in their tiny bath (and I am not that tall) I had a reasonable sleep. I had checked into the hotel to conduct business from my room in the morning. This proved impossible. From... more

Me and my partner stayed in a deluxe room for one night and had such a lovely experience. Door staff were helpful and friendly, and check in was very smooth. One thing to bear in mind is that they give you two rooms keys, and one has to be put in an electricity meter type thing next to the door,... more

I managed to book a queen size room for a Friday night for myself and my husband. I only chose this hotel because of the reviews but to be honest I was quite mistaken. The hotel was clean and in a good location but the room was very small, no slippers or dressing gown and no tea and coffee facilities.... more

When traveling to London not on business I usually stay around Marylebone area as it is very central but not hectic. I have stayed in a number of hotels around here and can say that at 150 pounds internet rate this is a great option. Some one can probably say that "rooms could be bigger", we had a standard double... more