London Hotel Guide - Marble Hill House hotels in London, United Kingdom.

"I didn't use the hotel for breakfast"

"Staff were very courteous and helpful, and the breakfast was excellent even though we had to leave so early."

"Very well located , rooms very uncomfortable . No chairs or tables to set up anything "

"The property felt brand new. Cool swimming area. Very hot sauna. Hot tub just medium hot."

"The hotel is about 10 minutes from the Hammersmith underground. As you walk out cross over and walk on the right side straight down Shepherds Bush Rd. Lillian was wonderful and very accommodating. We were able to leave our luggage and go sightseeing.The room was clean but a bit warm for me. We turned off the heat the next night but it was still extremely warm although we had cracked the window open. It might be nice for the hotel to consider getting a few fans for the vrooms especially as summer is approaching. There was coffee in the room but the milk was not refilled. The bathroom is clean and we did have fresh towels but no wash rags so make sure to pack one. We went to a great cafe a few steps down called The Green Cafe. Very nice place for coffee , breakfast or lunch. You will also get 10 percent off if you mention that you are staying at The Star. Also I was glad to find brown grainy bread available as most other places had only white or sourdough. Overall it’s a nice small hotel in a good location."

"Hallway carpets are stained and need to replaced."

"Horrendous stay. Hotel was full of exchange students who spent the whole time screaming and running up and down the corridor. Banging doors and running from room to room. This continued until after 1am. Then started again at 5am. Reported to the hotel staff but made no difference. "

"I was staying on the first floor - immediately next door was a railway line. Constant train noise through windows with minimal noise insulation lead to an almost sleepless night. I recomend rooms on the opposite side of the building."

"Meals excellent, my room in need of refurbishment "