Wedgewood Hotel

Our stay at the Wedgewood was part of a package deal. We told ourselves that we knew it was a budget hotel, we didn't care if it was small as long as it was clean. A 2 p.m. check-in time is very inconvenient after traveling all night, but is understandable. We had booked a twin, but were first shown a double [well, the infamous 3/4]. Complaining, we were given a room for 4 for the night & told we would have to change the next day. The room was okay, but the grout in the shower was moldy. The double we were finally shown was... more

The room was very very small but clean. The bathroom was tiny but worked. Don't expect any type of room service. I could not even get a change of towels during the same day. The breakfast was toasted with marmalade based and that was it. The location is great. I loved that area. Underground stations and parks are very close. I think this hotel is expensive for what it offers, but I had a pleasant experience there after all. I paid 80 pounds per night in a twin-beds room. Fortunately, as a tripadvisor member from Kerava... more

Having read the reviews before booking we took a chance on this hotel after making a last minute booking on expedia. Rooms were very small but are ok to rest your head for a night. The hotel was located in Bayswater which is central enough to reach many of the main attractions of London. The rooms were clean-ish but the shower could do with a good bleach! The bed was only a 3 quarter bed and not double. I did breath a sigh of relief that we only booked one night!! No parking available but there is a large overnight car park... more

I paid the bill completely two months advance but at the reception they told me that my room was not available and they transported me (spending one and half hour in the middle of the night) to another hotel very dirty and old. The day after I hardly complained and my room, at the wedgewood, was available, it was a good quality room. But for a night I slept in an hotel, of the same group, unworthy.

We picked The Wedgewood based on the price and location. Online pictures can be deceiving. We stayed there in September of 2003. This place would have been fine during my student days traveling in Europe, but it was below par for what I expect now. The lift wasn't working, the room was tiny and very dated, the beds were as saggy as a hammock with one small pillow each. We booked a room "en suite" in order to have our own WC, but would have been better off sharing, seeing as our bathroom was a converted closet. Luckily we are not big... more

I had made an online reservation. I had a conformation number. When i got there, I was told that hotels.com called them and said it was not confirmed. I asked them who they spoke to and if they had a room for me. I was told they dont know who they spoke to, and no one would give me their surname. At one point they pretended they did not understand english. They all but told me to leave. The hotel was clearly not full. The postive part of this is that later I met someone who was staying there and it seems I was lucky not to stay there. I... more

The Wedgewood is all too typical of the hotels that are proliferating in the once really nice Baywater area of London. First off the check in time of 2:00 pm is too late if you get into London as I did by 9:00 am and you are dog tired. They have a luggage closet that was over crowded with suitcases and I was afraid to leave my stuff there. The elevators (lifts) are tiny and slow. The room is shabbly and minimalist. The floors creak but there was a TV. The breakfast was alright, nothing spectacular and the staff was pleasant enough. Somehow I... more

The room was very small but clean and recently painted. The bathroom was tiny but worked sufficiently. And, fortunately, there is a lot to do in London but stay in hotel. The breakfast was scarce but solid enough to get started. The hotel is well located and after all, quality/price is high.

I stayed in London for 3 nights in May 2004 and i was not disappointed with the room since i payed about £40 for a double room.It was small , but for London it was just a little smaller than average. no Air Conditioning but we didn't need it.The bathroom was small but clean and they cleaned it every day. Tv inside and hairdryer and small closet. there was tea for free in the room and a small breakfast was included downstairs before 10 o'clock.just 5-10 minutes walk to bayswater and queensway too.The hotel was in a quite street but nearby... more

This hotel is truely terrible. The bed was as hard as a rock, the pillows (if you could call them pillows) smelled of mould, the bathroom was disgustingly dirty, the toilet was not fixed to the floor, need I go on...The hotel staff were unfriendly and unhelpful. The breakfast could also best be described as minimalist.It was so bad we checked out after the first night, losing the money we had paid through hotels. Don't believe the hotel website.Shame I didn't check this site first!