Hilton Mews Hotel

I stayed at this hotel last weekend as part of a party of 20. I did not book it myself and after reading the other reviews on Trip Advisor I feared the worst. In the end it was way better than I expected. The reception area and lounge was fine. The reception staff were very friendly. The twin room on the second floor was small-ish, but by London standards absolutely fine. It was clean, and did not look shabby - there was a tiny part of peeling wallpaper but nothing significant at all. It was in a great central location - 5... more

After reading other revies was surprised that my impression from a few years ago seemed so different - was really expecting the worst and was too late to change so i went anyway. Check in staff were friendly and polite - decor is very cosy in reception and warm, lifts tired and corridors also. Room was good size (I was told I was upgraded...hmmm) and bathroom also generous. Generally fit-out was a bit tatty - strange things like money spent on brand new plasma but space for old TV in cabinet covered up with cheap plywood tacked onto a... more

This hotel is convenient if you're going to a function in Park Lane and don't want to stagger far afterwards. Otherwise, avoid it like the plague. Rooms are small, tired and dirty. Cramped, drab corridors. Nothing works (and I heard several people at reception complaining of faults while I was checking in) and the staff know it but don't care. There is no sign of any management. Reception tried to 'upgrade' me to an annexe round the corner which was dark and dreary and not even connected to the hotel by phone. I insisted on being in the main... more

Thankfully we only stayed one night at the Park Lane Mews Hotel. The location is great but everything else was below par. The room was shabbily decorated and there was a constant droning noise from an adjacent room.We returned after a night out and I found that the water wasn't hot enough to get in the bath and the air conditioning / heating wasn't working. We ordered a sandwich from Room Service which wasn't nice and was over priced (@£10 with the charge added to all room service deliveries). There is nothing to reccommend about this... more

I booked the hotel through www.lastminute.com (it was a top secret hotel at £110 for a Saturday night stay) and despite the bad reviews on this website, I can honestly say that this hotel is very nice, with an excellent location (Hyde Park / Mayfair). The Parklane Mews Hotel is usually a business hotel so it gets pretty busy during the week but it's very quiet at weekends. We asked for a quiet room when we arrived and they put us in a roomm at the back. The room was quite a good size room for London and including free Wifi, a LCD... more

First up - this hotel is in a really first class location. Situated behind the London Hitlton and adjacent to the Four Seasons, the Parl Lane Mews is a ten minute walk from Bond street and a ten minute walk from Harrods. Buckingham Palace is a five min stroll away. The hotel classification is 4 stars. To be honest this is stretching it a bit. The hotel is cosy, ie small, and the decor is well worn but clean. We checked in late ( after 11pm ) on a thursday night - we were greeted by the night staff who were unable to locate our... more

I booked this room for an overnight stay on Friday as I was attending a Christmas party in Regents Street. I now understand why I had to pay for this room in advance of my stay - I wouldn't stay there again if you paid me! Upon arrival at 2.45pm I had to wait 20 minutes for my first room to be ready, despite the confirmation I received advising that check-in was from 1pm. I was later told by the duty manager that check in is 2pm, and by the receptionist that check-in is 3pm - it seems to depend on when the room is ready as to what... more

I stayed here for 2 nights - needing a good quality hotel which would be relaxing as I had work to do. I have to say that this is one of the worst hotels I have stayed in - and at the price I think it is inexcusable. The first night involved me rejecting a couple of rooms on the grounds of dirt and smell (smoke) and then ending up in a room without a working heater, a large pool of water ( I hope!) on the floor, and freezing for most of the night. No desk, no Playstation, food is worse that most motorway service stations, (but I didn't... more

Having read the reviews on tripadvisor I was a bit concerned about staying here but there were some great reviews so I thought it can't be all that bad!! I'm afraid the bad reviews were right - there were delays with the room being ready, the heating didn't work, the shower didn't work and the overall standard of the fixtures and fittings were in no way 4 star. Having said that the reception area was cosy and the breakfast was the usual hotel fare. However the price we paid did not match the service/standard we expected. The saving grace is... more

I booked this hotel through Lastminute, as a "secret hotel". I paid £140, so was expecting something good. On arrival, the hotel looks nice, and the check-in was very smooth. The main problem was the room, which was very cold - I estimate about 5 degrees celcius all night. I would stay here again, but would be wary of which room I was given.