Hotel berhampiran Tyburn Convent, London

I had an amazing stay for one night. I was able to check in earlier and the location was very convenient.. only 2 minutes walk away from the station and one minute walk away from the Kensington gardens, a very beautiful and big park. The only bad thing was that my hotel room was siding a construction site so it was quite noisy during the day. But at night it was quiet. Overall, I can recommend.

**Wonderful Stay – Highly Recommend!** From the moment I arrived, the staff was welcoming and attentive, always ready to assist with a smile. The room was spacious, clean, and beautifully decorated, with all the amenities I needed for a comfortable stay. The location was perfect, close to everything making it easy to explore the area. The breakfast was excellent, offering a wide variety of fresh and delicious options each morning. What stood out the most was the attention to detail and the genuine care from the staff. It truly felt like a home away from home. I would definitely return and recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a relaxing and enjoyable stay!

Location is everything for this hotel - it’s central to everywhere! Room is compact and small but functional and daily clean up was good. Lifts can be quite a wait during morning hours, so get a low floor if you don’t mind climbing the stairs, sometimes it is faster. Service is good and pleasant.

I recently enjoyed a several night stay at Strand Palace, and I can confidently say it was a fantastic experience! The hotel is perfectly situated, making it incredibly convenient for exploring London. With easy access to public transport and many attractions within walking distance, I found it effortless to navigate the city as a solo traveler. The hotel itself offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere. My room was comfortable, well-appointed, and just the right size for a single traveler. I truly appreciated the cozy bed and the overall cleanliness of the space. It provided a perfect retreat after a long day of sightseeing. The staff at Strand Palace were friendly and attentive, making the check-in process smooth and efficient. I also enjoyed the dining options in the hotel, which provided a variety of delicious meals and drinks. Overall, my stay at Strand Palace was wonderful. The combination of a central location, comfort, and excellent service made it an ideal choice for a solo traveler like me. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking to explore London while enjoying a relaxing stay!

Really nice welcome from staff both at the concierge desk and reception. Even a glass of sparkling wine on arrival in some lovely cut glass 'vintage' style glasses. I'm not normally a sparkling wine fan, but I enjoyed this one. I'd love to know what it was but I forgot to ask! Room was very nice, and based in the more modern 'Barlow' wing. Not quite the historic side of building alas - felt very much the servants quarters of the hotel! But room had charm still, and everything is of an incredible quality. Also in the room was a really lovely postcard with a welcome message on it, and a St Pancras themed chocolate bar, utilising some of the mosaic patterns from around the hotel and station in its design. I especially liked the 'hidden' plug socket on the bedside table, which was in the perfect place for my overnight charging stuff. It was also delightful having a very large round dining table in the room, it was nice to grab lunch downstairs, bring it back to the room and eat it at a proper table whilst relaxing in peace and quiet. The windows in these rooms do not open, unfortunately. It would have been nice to have had at least a vent option available to us, but the A/C did keep a fairly consistent temperature. Platinum benefits ended up being a slight room upgrade, and late check out. It was originally 3pm, but I checked again in the morning and 4pm was now possible due to some early checkouts - this was a huge relief as that extra hour meant we could have a much more relaxing day as it timed perfectly for our onward travel. As a platinum member, I was granted access to the chambers club. Wow. Simply wow. What a space! Easily the best lounge I've visited. Absolutely super, the staff amazing too. I was just sad I only really got to experience when it was just about to close for the evening, and the breakfast, and not any of the famous early evening selections. At the time of writing (March 2023) the Chambers Club is open from 0700 to 2200 with Breakfast from 0700 to 1100 weekdays, 1200 on weekends. The evening service is between 1700 and 2000, and Hors-d'oeuvre are served from 1730 til 1930. (It is self-service between midday and 1630). At breakfast the next morning a bountiful supply of anything you could think of at a breakfast buffet. The only disappointment was the eggs. I think a kilo of butter went into every batch. But. I’ve yet to find a single luxury hotel that does scrambled eggs correctly at the buffet so I cannot judge too harshly. And when that D'Longhi toaster goes to 'small electrical appliance heaven', I hope it gets replaced by a Dualit. I went on a self-guided walking tour of the hotel in the morning too with help from some of the staff by way of directions. The highlights being; The grand staircase, which is an engineering wonder in itself and worth the climb, And on the 1st floor you are rewarded with the painting of The Garden of Deduit by the Scottish artist Thomas Wallis Hay. And on the top floor, the most amazi

I’ve just visited the hotel (late June 2024) with my wife and 14 year old granddaughter. I paid, in advance, for a Junior Suite, for 2 nights, so as to provide our granddaughter with some degree of privacy. When we arrived at 2.30 after a 6 hour journey, we were told our room wasn’t ready but would be in a few minutes. An hour later, we finally gained access. On the first evening we went to see Mean Girls at the Savoy Theatre, arriving back at the hotel around 11pm. After having a drink in bar, we went to the room and discovered the sofa bed hadn’t been made up, something we had become accustomed to expect would happen automatically, having stayed at the Victoria Hilton on previous occasions. When we phoned the reception no one answered. Reluctantly, we set the sofa up and used towels as a sheet. But during the night, I got dressed and went down to reception, as the room was cold and uncomfortable without a blanket. A young man assisted by getting a colleague to collect a blanket and two pillows, which were delivered minutes later to our room. In the morning, I tried phoning reception, with, again, no answer. So, I got dressed, went down to reception and spoke to the young lady who supplied the keys the day before. She apologised for what had happened and assured me the bed issue would be sorted for that evening. She seemed genuine, so we left for some shopping, a visit to the V & A Naomi Campbell exhibition, an evening meal, arriving back at the hotel around 6 pm. On entering the room we noticed the bed had not been sorted, so immediately called back down to reception. It was busy, so I spoke to a young man at the Concierge desk, and having explained the situation secured a commitment, he would attend to the problem. Within 15 minutes, another young man attended clutching sheets, pillows and duvet and set up the bed. Overall, I would say, the hotel is well located, right next to Shepherd’s Bush Over/Underground stations. It’s facilities are, pretty average, a bit dated and not a patch on the one at Victoria, albeit it’s more expensive. Our experience with the hotel’s service was disappointing and like nothing we’ve experienced before. No one from the hotel’s management made any contact but we did receive a voucher for a free drink! So, based on our experience, I could not recommend.

Could do with a little refresh and wasn’t the cleanest place I’ve ever stayed in (hallways had strange stench) and a lot of paint was chipping etc. Modern enough room and the bathroom was really nice but when you looked closely the place definitely needed a touch up/revamp so that was a lil bit of a let down. No windows but not sure why other people are complaining as that is specified when booking the room type. Reception staff were very kind and helpful. I would stay again if I got a good enough deal.

I recently stayed at this hotel and it was simply amazing! The room was impeccably clean, giving me a cozy and comfortable feeling that made it feel like home. The staff was incredibly friendly and went out of their way to ensure I had a great stay. The location was convenient, with plenty of nearby attractions. I highly recommend this hotel for a fantastic experience. Can't wait to go back!

Fantastic place to stay if looking for budget option solo or as a couple in London. Very comfortable, modern, clean rooms. Very good WiFi, excellent staff (Vineet and Deep extremely helpful lovely and accommodating). Rooms are obviously small as this is a capsule hotel but really great experience if you’re looking for somewhere to lay your head when in London.

To here because of catching the flight after checking out from the uni student hall. The hotel is close to Terminal 4 of Heathrow Airport and the instructions for going to the hotel are clear, just about 5 minutes from the terminal exit near Heathrow Terminal 4. Go upstairs via the lift to the level written 'hotel'. The staff is very nice and they allow me to check in at about 12PM which is normally after 14PM without any charges. The staff is friendly and willing to solve problems. The room I got is really nice and see no dust or trash in the room. The bed is nicely tidy and all the devices in the room like tv, clothes iron and its desk, dryer, etc. The free breakfast included for all guests is not very impressive but fair enough. It's a buffet and it had bread, beans, bacon, sausage, etc, just a classic all-day breakfast you can get in the UK. The check out process is simple, just drop the card into the box named Check Out and you can freely leave.