The Princes Square Hotel

I was hoping to find a hotel that was safe, clean and in a convenient location in London. Princes Square Hotel certainly met these expectations and did not disappoint! The hotel is a short 5-min walk to Bayswater tube station, in a pretty and quaint area. I felt safe walking back to the hotel later at night, and the front desk was always staffed. The high street is a short stroll away and has everything you need. Guillam House nearby has excellent coffee - the best I’ve tasted in the UK so far. One caveat was that I initially booked a double standard room for 3 nights. The room was clean, newly renovated, and cosy. However, it was near a fire door in the hallway that was extremely loud when people came in and out of it. This prevented me sleeping from about 6am onwards on the first night. HOWEVER, when I told reception they immediately upgraded me to another room with no questions asked. My second room, the superior double, was lovely - spacious and clean, with a lovely outlook. It was perfect! The staff were friendly and accommodating. I would definitely return to this hotel if in the area again.

Location is good, room is good but youu can hear sound outside very easily.

Conveniently located but there are no things like places t get a cold drink or refrigerator in room to put water and drinks. A/c didn’t work well and was very hot and they claimed to have no fans. Maid washed glasses in the sink without soap and put them back out. When we had them book cabs, they did not use black cab and our charges were at least double what they should have been.

Little bit expensive

Great location attentive staff

i did not like that there is not a little refrigerator and water in the room

I loved this place and will definitely stay again. Modern rooms in an old classic impressive building. Great area.

This is by no means a 4 star hotel. In fact it is grazing 3 star at best. We were given dark dingy rooms in the basement with no elevator service. The beds were not comfortable. The only good thing about this place is the location, which is close to two subway lines and many bus lines. Unfortunately, I found this place through a search for 4 star and up and this is why I was badly disappointed. If I had searched for 2 or 3 star, I might have been ok.

A quiet place tucked away but close to a few tube stops.

Very nice and clean boutique hotel with friendly and courteous staff.

Very basic and small room but great location.

Good area to stay a lot of small shop

Great location for walking to Kensington palace and gardens.

Hotel is located on a pretty street. The bed sheets appeared to be stained. There was no phone in the room to call down to the front desk. The bed sheets were never changed for a 4 night stay.

The room was a literal closet. I could touch both side walls without fully extending both my arms. I had to climb across the bed to get to the door or the bathroom. The bathroom door opened up against the side of the bed. Early morning construction and banging on the walls and constant checks by housekeeping. Do they really need to come into my tiny room two or three times a day? They don’t even do daily cleanings so what are these people doing!?

Basic accommodations & would stay there again if needed. Room did not have any “extras” such as an iron or fridge. We stayed in a basement room & there was no lift (elevator) to get there, so it was difficult to navigate when traveling with luggage.

The front desk people were super friendly

The location is great. The staff is very friendly.

Lovely hotel, close to the tube, Hyde Park and a number of bars, restaurants and coffee shops. Great service from reception.

Clean modern room. Everything you need for a relaxing stay. Superb comfy bed for a good night's sleep. Helpful staff.