Flemings Mayfair Hotel London

Perfectly located for central London (Green Park tube spot--Buckinham Palace), friendly and helpful staff, clean. In short, pleasant all around!

My wife and I had a wonderful time in London and staying at the Flemings was great. The location -- by parks, tube, Shephard's market, etc., was perfect. Staff and accommodations were excellent.

The Flemings Mayfair is in a great location near the Green Park Tube stop. You can get anywhere in town very easily at that stop. The staff were VERY friendly and helpful. They always greeted you coming AND going. Our room and bathroom were very small, as are most hotel rooms in Europe. There was street noise all night long, but we were so tired from all the activity in London that it wasn't a huge problem; just annoying. We ate breakfast every day in the Sheperd Market area around the corner from the hotel. That is a nice area with a bunch of restaurants & a few pubs. Overall, the hotel is very nice, and a great place to stsy.

It is a really nice hotel in a great location. Staff is friendly. Rooms a little bit on the small side but for London ok.

Location of this hotel was great. However, the room is a bit small.

While the location of Flemings is excellent, almost everything else was not. I could not get the Internet to work in my room. The room was tiny, the bathroom tiny. It was a noisy location, so getting a good night's sleep was a challenge. Paying hundreds to stay here is not a good idea! Will not return.

This was our second stay in this small, luxury hotel.We received quite a discount with the air/hotel package. This hotel is in Mayfair, about a ten minute walk to Buckingham Palace and the same, or less, to the Green Park tube station, which is on the Picadilly line. This makes for an inexpensive ride from Heathrow, with no train changes. The room was small but elegantly furnished with a comfortable bed, desk and armchair. The armoire held an electric tea kettle and a lovely china tea set. The staff is amazingly attentive and friendly. On our first stay, we had a package that included the buffet breakfast in their gorgeous restaurant. It is the best buffet breakfast I've ever had in a hotel, with sliced meats, croissants, fruit salad, yogurt, big loaves of fresh bread, several pitchers of various juices, etc. Our second visit did not include the buffet and we had one lovely breakfast at Sofra, in Shepard's Market, just around the corner and simpler fare at the Crush juice bar and Pret-a-Manger nearby.Twice we bought a take-away breakfast and ate it sitting on a bench in Green Park, just half a block from the hotel. The only negative I can come up with is that the mini fridge was only cool, not cold, and had no temperature control that I could find. There are certainly less expensive options in London, but the Flemings Mayfair is a lovely hotel with a great location.

As this was a low budget excursion, I can not complain overly much. I do wish my room had not been next to the lift as the constant roll of the cars and weights was rather disquieting. The room being on the ground floor made me wish the maids would leave the blinds closed. It is rather annoying to walk out of the shower and discover you had forgotten to close the blinds ... AGAIN....

I've stayed at this hotel many times and each time feel glad I did. Its location is exceptional. Rates and service on a relative basis are very good. Its just around the corner from Shepard's market for a quick meal and a short walk to the Greenpark subway. In my view, its perfect both for a business stay or if you are a tourist.

The hotel has been re-modeled in the last few years. Unfortunately style over usability. The dining room is in the basement, with predominantely dark colours, its like a bunker. There are no lights, in the room, in the lounge - or anywhere else - you can read by. The rooms were tiny, noisy, the airco didn't work, I changed rooms twice (in a three night stay, I was actually offered a third move over the airco), it was not GOOD! But the staff were superb, every last one tried to make up for a seriously bad makeover, I had stayed in the hotel before, prior to the refurbishment, my mistake.