Flemings Mayfair Hotel

I stayed with my children here for a weekend break in London during the October half term break. What a lovely hotel Flemings is! Everything was perfect, from the welcoming and professional staff at the reception desk, to the beautiful rooms and the excellent buffet breakfast. We were very impressed with everything Flemings had to offer and would stay again in a heartbeat! The location was excellent, being just minutes away from Green Park station and an easy walk to Piccadily. Thoroughly recommended!

My husband and I stayed at the Flemings Mayfair hotel for 5 nights in November. We had a room with a king size bed. The room was wonderful and very comfortable. The location is amazing, it's on a side street off of Piccadilly. We walked everywhere, never felt the need to take the tube. Walked to Harrods, Piccadilly Circus, Trafalgar Square, Oxford Circus, museums, Westminster Abby, etc. Excellent little cafes around the corner. Samuel Pepys Pub on Claridges Street, behind Half Moon, literally 1 minute walk. Cheap beer & good pub grub.... more

Spent Sat 28th October 2006 at Flemings and had a superb time. Hotel staff very pleasant and helpful. Breakfast excellent and rooms furnished well and clean. Would recommend and will return. It is just such a great central situation for a weekend break.

With an ideal location -- close-by Shepherd Market and convenient to all of Mayfair -- Flemings features some of the smallest rooms we've ever experienced, reached via airless and sweltering hallways. Of the few common spaces, The Library is charming but sadly uninhabitable by even the most hardy of non-smokers. But most disappointing is the service, especially by the front desk, which typically exhibited that "who are you and what could you possibly want that would matter even a whit to me?"... more

We stayed at Flemings Mayfair for two nights. The location was absolutely great for us as we love shopping in Knightsbridge and the atmosphere of the West End. The hotel itself lacked atmosphere and unfortunately class. It was so so hot in the coridoors and rooms. The rooms were tiny and very clostrophobic. The breakfast was good, but again there was very little atmosphere in the Restaurant. On the Sunday we returned to our room at around 3.30pm for a little snooze and the room had not been serviced. True to form the door and telephone then... more

I selected this hotel from several options as part of a Virgin Vacations package, so I think we got a better-than-usual rate; therefore I can't evaluate it in terms of value for cost. I was a little apprehensive because the Trip Advisor reviews were quite mixed, and a lot of people seemed very upset about the air-conditioning situation. However, when we arrived in London the weather was moderate, and air conditioning was not really an issue (also, I took the advice of one Trip Advisor reviewer and opened the window at times). I was very... more

Great location, friendly and very helpful staff, clean rooms and ample breakfasts included in the price which was booked through the Superbreak website on a per person basis. The price was less than half that quoted by the hotel direct. Central location and the Eye is an easy walk. If you want beer, nip round the corner to Shepherds market where there are three pubs and several cheap bistros. If you are really on a budget, Tescos and M and S are a few hundred yards away!

I stayed at the FLemings Mayfair for two nights in early June on recommendation of a Travel Agent who found it in the Internet but had never been there herself. The Hotel is very pleasantly situated and nice to look at from outside. The Lobby is spacious and very clean, the adjacent "Library" is comfortable for reading a newspaper or meeting guests. My room was TINY! The AC did not work, but a transportable AC unit was provided which consumed most of the little space the room had to offer. Unfortunately that piece of equipment was not... more

In summary, I would say the place is vastly overpriced for what it is. 150 pounds plus will get you a single room in which there is not much space. It is a typical old Mayfair hotel and they all seem to have small rooms and charge a fortune for it! The rooms have got aircon but it is fairly noisy and a huge 'roll around' unit. The bar will cost you about 6 quid for a beer (bottle) so you might be better to use on the the local pubs. Food is overpriced as well but the restaurant is pretty good. I have been staying here for business... more

I stayed here in late May on a business trip but would not recommend the hotel. The room was extremely small, even by European standards. A very large air conditioner/air filter took up a lot of floor space. There was no desk chair so it was impossible to work in the room. I cancelled a wake up call but was called any way. The dining room tables are so tiny it is impossible to read or work during breakfast.