Landmark Hotel

I stayed over Christmas week 2004. The room is large, quiet, nicely equipped, and very comfortable. I got a good rate (about 130 pounds a night). While the location around the hotel is not the most interesting for walking around, it is right across the street from a tube (underground) station with several coffee shops, grocery stores, bagel shop, etc. Very convenient. The hotel has a great health club and pool, which they do not charge extra for. The problem with the hotel is the extras. They charge GBP 0.75 per minute for phone calls... more

This is a fantastic hotel. Have stayed there on a few occasions, including last week. The rooms have been gracefully decorated, and are spacious. the service was fantastic, and quite frankly I can't utter a bad word about it! Not even if I tried....Not even a sausage!

Recently stayed at the Landmark for five nights over Thanksgiving with my husband and 10 year old son. From the start while our taxi driver let us off, the staff was attentive. They took our bags in while we went directly to Registration. Our room was ready even though we had checked in early. The room was quite large with two full-size beds, a sofa, a chair, desk, and large marble bath with separate shower. The cleanliness of the room couldn't be better. The bedding was bright white as were the towels. The entire staff was polite and... more

Great hotel big rooms and bathrooms however what makes it superior to other London hotels is the service. Gerry at the restaurant is the best, the concierge team is one of the most friendly and efficient I have ever encountered on my travels. This hotel is a well kept secret keep it this way!!!!!

All the other reviewers have obviosly got rocks in their heads! I stayed here 4 years ago and it was fabulous. It had a wonderful restaurant at this time and the rooms were fab. However on returning recently i found it an altogether unpleasant experience. The staff are generally rude and snobby, verya impersonal approach to their guests. The wintergarden is very overpriced. We ate here at about 6 ish and it was packed full of business types all holding power meetings rather loudly. You are packed in like sardines and the food had to be... more

I just completed my second stay at this wonderful hotel, which I booked through British Airways. Service was exceptional. Some of the staff remembered us from our stay in 2003, which made us feel like regulars (I wish!). I mentioned my lingering sinus infection to the desk clerk who had showed us to our room, and she immediately sent the hotel nurse up for a consultation. A full English Breakfast in the spectacular seven-storey atrium was included in our rate, thank heavens, as it cost 24.00GBP. I love my carbs, and particularly... more

We visited London at the end of August, 2004 and stayed at the London Landmark 9 nights. The hotel itself was magnificent. Very large rooms, great decor, incredible dining area, and even a pool! The location was perfect, across the street from Marleybone Station and Tube and a 2 min. walk to Baker Street Tube. Cannot imagine staying anywhere else in London. Go. Relax. Enjoy.

Me and my wife stayed at the Landmark last week end. The experience was simply outstanding . Anything was wrong with this old marvelous piece of London History. Our room was excellent and roomy with a perfect bathroom and a great service. definitely far better thah our high hopes. We will return at the Landmark next time. If you can afford this id definitely the HOTEL !

Glorious stay at an old-world, luxury hotel! Thoughtful, considerate, eminently helpful staff and an impeccable room made this hotel the absolutely most wonderful of our week in England at several very, very nice hotels. Nothing short of 'superb' would describe it. The high tea was also the best of any on our trip. Can't recommend it enough to family and friends!

My 6 year old daughter and I just returned from a trip to London from August 4 to August 10, 2004. I initially booked the hotel at the Radisson Edwardian Mayfair, but after reading all the poor reviews, I decided to change it to the Landmark London Hotel. The Landmark London Hotel is about a 5 second walk to and from the underground train station. Take the Heathtrow Express from the airport to Paddingtong Station; then take Bakerloo Line towards Elephant and Castle and exit at Marelyborne Station. Upon exiting at Marelyborne... more