London Elizabeth Hotel

We had a spacious ground-floor room complete with a faux fireplace. The only drawback was the traffic noise and the groups of people waiting outside our window for the bus. But, hey . . . we're here to have fun. The people at the desk were friendly and courteous. The hotel is accross the street from Hyde park and within easy walking distance of the tube. We felt we got a good value relative to other hotels.

I stayed in the hotel for one week enjoying a visit to the capital. The hotel is clean, friendly and it has a pleasant atmosphere. The food is extremly good. I had breakfast and the evening meal. The hotel is located on the edge of Hyde Park adjacent Lancaster Gate underground station (central line) but it is so close to central London and a walk across the park or around the perimeter of Hyde Park is very pleasant.

What was described as a "Deluxe" accommodation was nothing of the kind. Room was in desperate need of painting. Ceiling was peeling away, wall paint chipped, carpet stained, and dirty. Evening staff was rude. Room was supposed to have had a view of Hyde Park. We had a view of the constuction going on across the street. Our shuttle to Paddington station cost us additional 7 pounds, approx. $13 US for a 5 min. ride. Would never stay here again.

Great location-near tube/Hyde Park. The staff was very friendly and helpful (especially as we stayed here with our 19 month old). Room was clean, pretty spacious with nice bathroom. Some major construction going on across the street, so sleeping late was out of the question. Breakfast was decent, but nothing grand. I'd stay there again.

I just recently returned from a 6 night stay at this wonderful small hotel. The staff was outstanding. My room was lovely, everything I needed. The location is ideal. Will definately stay here when in London again next August.

I stayed at the London Elizabeth Hotel during Thanksgiving week, 2003. The location is perfect, across the street from Kensington Gardens on one corner and the Lancaster Gate tube on the other. Each room is uniquely decorated, clean and comfortable. The front desk, dining room and bar staff are excellent, accommodating and friendly. I would definitely stay there again.

We recently visited London and England for our first time.We consider ourselves fairly seasoned travelers.We defineately lucked out with our choice of London Elizabeth Hotel.We had the Greville Janner Suite at this wonderful hotel and were thrilled with the room, the staff,the location,etc. The hotel itself is basically across the street from Hyde Park, has a tube station very close,and is easy to get just about anywhere in London with a bit of direction or a good city map.We spent 9 nights here,took many day trips,such as Leeds Castle,... more

I stayed at the London Elizabeth in March of 2003. I stumbled upon this gem after spending 3 nights down the road in Sussex Gardens at MUCH lesser quality establishment. The sign out front had their offers on it, but suggested coming in to see if a "special offer" could be arranged. I was brave and went inside. After telling them my horror story of the place down the road, I found this establishment VERY accomodating. The manager herself showed me not one but three rooms to choose from and made me an EXCEPTIONAL offer to stay. I moved from... more

Our stay at the London Elizabeth was absolutely fantastic. The staff, the location, the rooms-everything was perfect. Day or night the staff is there to assist you with any problem. Whatever you want, they will find a way to help you get it. The rooms are beautiful. There is access across the street to the underground and a bus stop in front of the hotel which makes getting around easy. I absolutely loved the little rose garden out back and Kensington gardens just across the street. I was most impressed by the fact that everyone working... more

I found the comfort, charm and service exceptional! Not only was our suite gorgeous, the staff was friendly and helped with everything imaginable! The hotel's central location made it perfect for sightseeing. A bus stop is located outside the front door and across the street is the underground. Walk across the street and you find yourself in Hyde Park and Kensington Garden and Oxford Street is just a few minutes away for a great day of shopping. The staff made me feel like a part of their family. I appreciate their help and kindness.... more