Lords Hotel

I stayed in the little room as a solo traveller. For one person, it was serviceable. The shower was a little too cramp for me, as a person of 5'4'' tall I couldn't bend over to retrieve a dropped soap. Otherwise, room was clean, airy, and nice; however, the walls were a bit thin. On a quiet street. Breakfast was a choice of 4 free items to choose from among this list: cereal, yogurt, croissant roll, toast, coffee or tea, orange or apple juice. Sausage, eggs, etc were extra; I feel like the lure of a free breakfast was meant for you to spend money on these other, more desirable items. Not a bad location to Hyde Park or Notting Hill. But it is quite the walk to Paddington or to other touristy areas. There is the Bayswater station a little closer.

Rooms are OK. There is no desk or coffee/tea making facilities and the free breakfast choices are somewhat limited, but the bed is comfortable enough for a short stay and the location is great for Bayswater or Queensway tube stations

Very happy with my stay…room was clean staff were pleasant..I would definitely stay again.

I don’t know where to start the list… The room wasn’t the same as we saw in the pictures. It was small, the bed was tight and uncomfortable, the walls were too thin and we could hear every little step inside the “hotel”. The staff was rude, we said hello to them and they didn’t even react. The location isn’t the best, it is 30 minutes away from the city centre with bus. The worst part was the breakfast… we got a list to choose 4 items, included juice, coffee, fruits and toast. I attached a picture about the “delicious” toast, it was one slice of cheese in it and nothing else. No butter, no meat, nothing… and you can see the prices of the normal breakfast options, it is a robbery, especially we paid for this and it is not enough. At least there was a Costa Coffee within 3 minutes walk, so there was an opportunity to drink a normal coffee in the morning. So I don’t recommend this hotel at all, it was a nightmare, I am happy we only stayed for 2 nights.

This hotel has advantages compared to others in its price range: a quiet street-facing room, spacious accommodations, and a heater. However, there's an unfortunate sewage odor that persists even with the window open all night. The mattress is very soft to the point of sinking, and there's no elevator like in other hotels, plus thin walls.

The room is clean and the bed is comfortable. It is quite close to Bayswater station and there are a bunch of restaurants around. The breakfast offered was simple. But the 4 flights of stairs to my room would be a disaster if I am bringing a luggage. But no problem for backpacker like me.