4 Star Hotels in Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, London

"Rooms are very dated. No soap- had to ask and even then they didn’t provide. Booked double- ended with a twin. Second day, they put another bed in the room! 3 single beds. Had to call down to remove. Backs on to rail line! Had a course at the hotel. Won’t stay again."

"Staff Great! Great location for what we were doing,"

"I stayed at this hotel twice (two separate stays, two different rooms) this past week and it was fine. A four star is definitely a stretch. The first room was incredibly small (as in, literally nowhere to open your luggage other than on the bed which is ew) and there were issues with the shower (water pressure and temperature). The second room was a different layout so more spacious but a little run down. Other than that, the staff were lovely and the location is great to get an away from the Central London crowds but still super convenient and walkable and the tube to both the airport and the sights is on your doorstep. I recommend it as a solo traveller but I’d confirm your room size/layout before booking if you’re a couple."

"Delightful, would recommend to all my friends."

"Enjoyed the pool Reception good welcome "

"John greeted us on our arrival, very warm and welcoming. Hotel was a perfect location for us driving in and parking was easy to find. The hotel was beautiful curated and lots of space to just sit for a moment. Our room was clean tidy and the kitchenette was perfect with a baby. Will absolutely stay again and recommend to everyone!"

"Beautiful hotel, especially for the Price"

"The staff was incredibly helpful. The hotel has the best location in London (South Kensington). Breakfast has great selection of dishes."

"Truly average hotel. Rooms small and a little worn . Bathrooms have been refurbished. Breakfast okay and of reasonable value if you book ahead. Cleaning average and somewhat enthusiastic with occasional bangs on the door at 8 am in the morning which are a little overzealous My biggest complaint relates to the gym - this is not located in the hotel but in a separate structure about 50m away and is subcontracted to a separate entity They do not allow access to anyone under the age of 16 and their regulations compel one to fill out registration forms on a daily basis including health and safety documentation - this takes about five minutes to do. The gym is equipped with old life fitness equipment about 15 to 20 years old and some technogym treadmills and cross trainers It will be well below the standard that you would see in the average Hilton or similar level brand hotel anywhere in the English speaking world / in my opinion it would not be a suitable hotel for someone who is travelling with a teenager who wanted to go to the gym or indeed who had a desire to visit the gym in the evenings as the gym is closed from 4 o’clock on Saturdays and Sundays Overall this hotel is adequate but the gym arrangement is subpar and you could well do better elsewhere."