Best Hotels near Robert Graham Ltd Est 1874, London

Stayed for the second time, I feel very kind, my English is not very good, the service staff is very responsible. Breakfast is very generous, in addition to omelettes and toasts, it is full every day. Close to the subway station, easy to eat and supermarket nearby. There are also Chinese restaurants, and the taste is ok. I like to live here. The room is relatively comfortable, quiet and safe.

When my husband and I decided to extend our stay in London and needed last-minute accommodations, Charlotte Guest House was recommended to us by a family friend who lives nearby. We couldn't have been happier with our stay here! Charlotte Guest House offered just what we were looking for: a no-frills room that was reasonably priced, clean, aesthetically pleasing, and appointed with a kitchenette, ample shelving, and a freshly updated bathroom. Though we ourselves didn't take advantage of these spaces, there was a communal gathering space and kitchen for guests. Checking in and out was simple and Eddie, who welcomed us at the front desk, was hospitable, helpful, and informative throughout our stay there. Any other staff member we ran into during our stay was similarly friendly, accommodating, and eager to offer assistance. The location was great, too--just a few minutes' walk away from the West Hampstead stop on the Jubilee line and more or less right across the way from a street full of great restaurants, cafes, and cute shops. We took full advantage of the breakfast discount offered to guests of Charlotte Guest House at the nearby Lola's Cafe, which has a fantastic menu, quality food, and pleasing ambience. Without reservation, I would recommend Charlotte Guest House!

Walls were not clean when we arrived and lots of cobwebs on door surface especially around metal frame. We had to check out at 11 so plenty of time for rooms to be cleaned and turned around. Bedclothes are extremely old and worn. They should be replaced as they look like they were bought and in use since the last century, an old relative is only person who I would imagine has such textiles. Beds were very small so again when was the last time furniture was updated. Bathroom was ok but very old shower. Overall the price vs standard of accommodation does not match up and I would recommend only visiting this hotel as a last resort. With more investment, it could be better as the location is quite good.

The worst hotel to stay in Europe! The room is very small. I knew that this hotel might be assigned a windowless room when I booked it, so I can open the room and see that there is no window. . The table in the room is the smallest I have ever seen, and I can't put anything down. There was only one phone on the bedside table, and I put two glasses of water on the phone and there was no place to put the phone. The worst part is that this hotel is too soundproof! I often hear the floor upstairs screaming! Then there is the sound of the water pipe, I am not too light to sleep, in the middle of the night is probably awakened by the sound of the bath upstairs, the continuous water sound is too noisy! I knocked on the wall and it was all empty. It felt like a partition, and occasionally I could hear the voice next door. There is no toilet lid or even a lid. Although the air conditioner has a heating function but does not blow out the hot air, the British in August freezes and I tremble in the quilt. The corridor is the same as the maze, it is on the first floor, but it has to go down the stairs to the room. The corridor is very narrow and can only accommodate one person. The quilt opened and there were other people's hair. Anyway, it is a very rubbish hotel. It’s no wonder that this place in London is so cheap, I don’t know how to judge three diamonds.

At first we were put in the lower ground - the room was dusty, very small and the window would not open. When we spoke with the manager he moved us and was very accommodating with us - it was a free upgrade which we greatly appreciated and made our trip so much more comfortable. The new room was on floor 3 with a lovely view of the gardens opposite and was very clean. The location really sold this hotel for us - close to 3 stations, great pub on the corner, lots of places to eat in Notting Hill, 10 mins walk from Portobello Rd. The breakfast was not included as advertised, but it did not look appetising to us so we opted to go out rather than pay £7 to eat at the hotel. There are limitless options.

Adore this hotel and always lovely to stay here and meet the friendly staff. Conveniently located near to either Maida Vale tube station (Bakerloo line) or St John's Wood (Jubilee) and a short walk to Abbey Road Studios, ”The Beatles” crossing, Lords Cricket Ground and Regent's Park. Not too far from Hyde Park/Marble Arch/Oxford Street either. Rooms refurbished since I was last here pre-pandemic and it makes such a different to them. Super clean, also comfortable beds and modern showers / bathroom. Bar and Italian restaurant next door integral to the hotel (Carluccios). Can get a glass of wine to take to your room after it's closed if you ask at reception (thank you). Not a great deal immediately around the hotel but if I'm away for work this isn't an issue as Carluccios is good enough. Even if on vacation, it's a short 15 minute taxi ride to Oxford Street. Wonderful breakfast choice in the morning also in Carluccios but run by the hotel staff. Everything you could imagine you would want for breakfast and a big enough space not to have to queue for a table. Seems a safe affluent area (certainly between the hotel and Regent's Park). And a nice old tin church on the walk from Maida Vale to the hotel! USB charging points in the (at least refurbished) rooms. Oh and in the summer on hot days they give you free ice creams!

I recently stayed at the King Solomon Hotel for a business trip, and I must say, it was one of the best hotel experiences I've had. The staff were so attentive and accommodating, and the rooms were well-appointed. I particularly appreciated the free internet, which was essential for my work. I will definitely be staying here again!”

I turned up ready to put my legs up and rest before my early morning train. I was not looking for anything special but there is basic and then there is this! I was originally put in LG5 and told to go up the stairs, along the corridor and down the stairs. I followed the instructions but, not only could I not find the room, neither could a member of staff. Another one told me to go back along the corridor, up some stairs and down some stairs. I got to the staircase at the end of the corridor and it was blocked by piles of laundry and laundry bags! I went back to the reception desk and explained that neither myself nor staff could find the room. He agreed to give me a different one (a nicer one he said!) and said to go up the stairs and the room was on the right. He didn’t, however, give me a room number. I then started trying to get into the room on the right, then the next room on the right, then the next room on the right before I came up and went back to reception once again! He told me my room number and off I went again. I opened the room door to find a bed with no pillows or duvet and no bigger than a cupboard. I shut the door and headed back to the reception. I explained that I was not staying in that room and before I could explain why, he asked, “is it not clean?!” I explained that not only was it not clean, there were no facilities. He then snapped, “so, you just want to cancel this booking? Fine!” The carpets in the corridors were filthy, the staff couldn’t care less if they tried and the room was beyond basic. I left and booked the premier inn. Much better!

We spent the last weekend at the hotel and we were delighted to had booked the hotel as the rooms were really clean and tidy the light system was very Cousy and relapsing the reception team were very kind and helpful, parking for our car was really good as well as it saved us from parking hassle. I highly recommend it to every one visiting LONDON.

I always love going KGB backpackers. It's a great location for me as well. Ladbroke Grove, Holland Park and Notting Hill are just give minutes away, as well as Westfield Shopping Centre on the other side. The hostel is located literally across the road from the Bakerloo Line giving me access to the Elizabeth Line at Paddington which is about 6 minutes on the train, which includes all the stops as well. The hostel has good facilities, a kitchen, a lounge and a chill out area. A bar tuck shop and a restaurant inside as well. The beds are comfy and there is a shower in the room. It's quite conveniently located in a quiet area as well at the very end of NW London right next to Wilesden Junction for overground interchange. It's like home to me. I stay here whenever I can and hate it when it gets fully booked. A must try for low-key staying but quick Central London and West End access. Maida Hill and St John's Wood is close by as well. Not even 10 minutes by car. So many locations. Must visit!!!💯😁🇬🇧👍👍🏆🏆🏆🏆🏋️