Millennium Hotel London Mayfair

J'avais choisi exprès un hôtel 4* pour être certaine que mon fils et moi y serions bien. Très bien situé (à 200 m d'Oxford Street et 500 de Régent Street), cet hôtel très british semblait idéal pour un séjour de 5 jours comme le nôtre. Il s'est avéré hélas que ce n'était pas le cas: notre chambre, la 784, était minuscule, la dernière de l'hôtel sous une espèce de sous-pente, la moquette dégueulasse (c'est le mot), les sanitaires et la salle de bains en général d'une propreté laissant vraiment à désirer... J'ai fait exprès deux jours de suite de laisser une petite cuiller sale sur un meuble, et je l'ai retrouvée les deux fois avec les tasses propres ! beurk ! Le seul bon point de cette chambre est que les matelas étaient super confortables, mais les lits à roulettes partaient dans tous les sens dès que l'on bougeait. Autre désagrément: tout est payant, c'est à dire le wifi, les adaptateurs de prises, la moindre goutte d'eau. Petit déjeuner copieux avec du choix, mais là encore la propreté de la vaisselle laissait à désirer. J'ai dû faire changer une tasse qui avait encore du rouge à lèvres, et une cuiller du miel. Rebeurk ! un 4* tout de même !!! Et si le personnel de la réception et du restaurant était tout à fait agréable, la personne du Business Center et certaines rencontrées dans les étages étaient loin de l'être. Donc non, définitivement non, nous ne retournerons pas au Millenium Hôtel qui ne vaut absolument pas toutes ses étoiles

Located near the American Embassy, the hotel is in a quiet, very well appointed part of London, also close to parks, shopping and national landmarks. Our room was plenty large, quiet, and very tasteful. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. The hotel felt similar to a Fairmont. Be sure to try the coffee in the hotel bar/sitting room - it is the best.

Bra hotell, bekväma sängar, men rummet något nerslitet och inte i klass med hotellets övriga standard

Preis-Leistungsverhältnis stimmt nicht in allen Bereichen. Restaurant ist unverhältnismässig teuer. Nicht alle Aufzüge waren in Betrieb. Defekte Türe musste reklamiert werden. Zimmer war nicht besoders ruhig gelegen. Teilweise besteht aus unserer Sicht Renovierungsbedarf.

I was there with my wife we had a lot of fun there's a lot to do like, Relaxing in the park a cross from the hotel,shopping ,greet restaurant and bars a round

Great location and a great staff. I am not much for using the hotel for anything but sleeping. They also have a great business center where you can use the computer, fax and print. I was surprised to find that while I was there the room had free WiFi. This is pretty much the only London hotel I stay in these days.

I just returned home from my first trip to London and I couldn't be more happy with my flight and hotel choices. The Millennium Mayfair is a great hotel for those that love to explore by foot or by the Tube. Perfectly located near Marble Arch, Oxford Street, Regent Street and beyond. The Bond Street Tube station is a short and easy 5 minute walk from the hotel. From the Jubilee Line, you can access Westminster and be at Big Ben, Parliament, and Westminster Abbey in minutes. I would highly recommend buying a Heathrow Express Return ticket online (I used a discount promotion code) to anywhere in London from LHR. The train was a smooth and convenient 15 minute ride to Paddington. From Paddington you can cab it, or take the Tube like I did to the hotel. (Bakerloo Line from Paddington to Baker, then get on the Jubilee southbound from Baker to Bond Street). I also recommend buying an Oyster Card at the Tube station for convenience and value during your stay in London. The hotel overlooks Grosvenor Square and is sandwiched between the U.S. Embassy and the Canadian Consulate. A picturesque setting indeed. There are plenty of shops, restaurants, pubs, and a Starbucks north a block or so on Oxford Street. My 2 single bed room was larger compared to a work colleagues room at the London Marriott Hotel Grosvenor Square just seconds away from the Millennium Mayfair. I would definitely stay here again.

Excellent value for money. Perfect for shopping and sightseeing as close to Oxford Street, Hyde Park and Bond Street

The hotel was perfectly situated for what we wanted to do in London. The room was comfortable and well appointed however the decor needs updating. The buffet breakfast was good quality although choice was limited and we had to pay extra for a small tomato omelette! Overall we would recommend this hotel and would stay again mainly because of the location.

The hotel felt like a Grand Hotel of former times. Marble floors and beautiful carpets in the lobby, bell men in top hat and coats. A warm welcome, including tips on a local festival, was followed by a pleasant room (although the bed sagged). But, in order to use the Internet we had to visit the Business Center to get a special code for access to the wireless -- at a 4-hour or per day rate. Then, breakfast required first walking the gauntlet with the host who would not greet guests until they reached the front of the line. Being there on a busy Sunday, many guests waited in line unacknowledged as he attended to parties one by one. The staff needs a crash course from Danny Meyer in hospitality. Check-out meant another line, as the hotel had no express-check out function: everyone had to wait to approve a bill. Really, why not prepare the bills the night before like most hotels? The location was super convenient to shopping and Hyde Park. And, for the price, it was pretty darned good.