Mandeville Hotel

We had a wonderful time at the Mandeville. The staff was very welcoming and gave us a room upgrade. The room was crispy clean and nicely decorated. The bathrooms were very modern with Penhaligon bath products. (The only issue we found was that the shower stall, while stylish, flooded the whole bathroom unless we used the bathmat as a dam.) The bar off the lobby was very pretty, and the bartenders chatty and nice. The concierges helped us out a lot with information and reservatiions. All this for a mere 99 pounds a night. We will... more

I have been to the Mandeville several times before and enjoyed the location and the cosyness of the rooms, but nothing beats the service I got last time I stayed at the Mandeville in early March. I had had a nightmare flight from Boston and I had to wait hours for a taxi when I arrived at Paddington. I was affraid that my day wasn't going to get better, as despite my delay, I was still too early for check in. However, I was so relieved when I arrived and not only was I able to go straigh to my room but I also received a free upgrade to a... more

Certainly an unbeatable location two blocks from Selfridges and Oxford Street. Bond Street Tube Station only two blocks away. Nice and spacious rooms, friendly staff and overall good value for money (all hotels are expensive in London so no need to complain or write about that). Overall an excellent boutique hotel.

My friend and I had expected something really fabulous from the photos on the web site. We booked through Laterooms at a rate of £129 per night for a twin room without breakfast. Looks wise it was great. The service was good but a little contrived. The room was small, not enough toiletries for two, no shower cap, no body lotion. The power shower absolutely soaked the bathroom floor. No tea and coffee making facilities meant we had to get up and dressed in a less leisurely way than we would have like, to have a lovely breakfast at... more

I booked this hotel in view of the uniformly good reviews in Trip Advisor and the fact that you could upgrade to "luxury" room for an additional £20. I was VERY disappointed. On arrival we were told that the room wasn't ready (despite the fact it was half an hour after the stated check-in). We went shopping for 45 minutes to return and find that the room still wasn't available (as weren't many others from the number of people waiting in reception). I did think the would at least offer us a complimentary drink while we waited but little or... more

Stayed at The Mandeville last night with my husband, comfy clean double room, great location, good buffet breakfast. Great plasma tv, no fridge in the room (although my father in law had the room across the corridor from us and he had a fridge). Good quality toiletries but not enough for 2 people, if you both like a shower each day. No tea/coffee facilities in the bedroom which is a shame because a small detail like this will stop me returning with my mum later in the year, as this very important to her. I booked 2 rooms at the... more

Booked a weekend stay in the Mandeville through (-) but only when we arrived did we really appreciate the full value; £300 for a generously sized and well appointed twin room for three nights! The Hotel is ultimately all about style; literally a few minutes stroll from Oxford St., the staff are very friendly, helpful and ultimate professionals without exception. The consierge secured us a table at Hakkasan with only a few hours notice and the bar staff are pros at mixing fantastic martinis! Will recommend to all friends & family and... more

As a business traveller this hotel was not great as the dressing table & chair were totally unsuitable as a working desk ergonomically. Other gripes- there were no tea & coffee making in rooms -very poor for a 4 star hotel and no bathrobes, even though I had paid more for a superior room (apparently you have to be in deluxe to get a robe). The bed was comfortable and large. The room was small but nicely designed. The warm air heating didn't work very well, it was particularly cold weather. Would not stay again but OK for people who want... more

Stayed for one night in a deluxe room. I was very pleased with the location, decor and room size. The bed was extremely comfortable. The staff were friendly and efficient providing a personal touch which can so often be missing in London hotels.

Stayed for one night on business. Highly recommend this hotel. Location is fantastic just 4 minute walk to Oxford Street. DEVIGNE (the hotel bar) is really buzzy and they serve great martinis. Will definiteley stay here again and recommend to colleagues and friends