Park Lane Mews Hotel

great location, near to restaurants and Green Park

You can't beat this location, you can walk to Picadilly, Oxford Street, even the theatre district. In room WI-fi is a little inconsistent, but always works in the lobby. Rooms are modest, a little tired, but clean.

This hotel is in a perfect location-a quiet corner in the midst of busy Mayfair. A little pricy for the usual shabby British rooms and corridors. Very comfortable public spaces and helpful staff.

I had a few crazy 3 nights while staying there. A small flood in the bathroom from the shower, a heater that wouldn’t go off in another room, a broken light in the third room, but I think it was my luck that did it. They were the kindest group of people that I have ever met in a hotel. Attentive and genuine. So no matter how crazy it was, because of them I left happy and with a great story to tell. I am looking forward to staying there again. - p.s. The hotel is beautiful, clean, warm and cozy and most importantly..... very British

Excellent location for Mayfair, Shepherd's Market etc. short walk to the Royal Academy, Bond Street, Burlington Arcade. Reasonable size room for single occupancy. Clean and well presented. Sound proofing wasn't good but I was fortunate in not having noisy guests on either side. Reception staff were not particularly welcoming and requests were grudgingly granted. My booking was cancelled by hotel but reinstated - no refund for night missed due to train cancellation in Scotland even though hotel informed before deadline.

The hotel is in a great spot, close to tourist sights, the tube and good choices for food. The room was very small, we could not get to the bathroom at night with even a small bag open, so packing up most nights was part of our London routine. Worse, the room was in bad shape. At this price point in a city like London we did not expect luxury, but the place is behond worn out and the carpet and furniture were stained. The room smelled strongly of stale smoke, this is in a supposedly non smoking room in a city wich has had a smoking ban for some time.

SHORT WALK TO BUCKINGHAM PALACE AND RESTURANTS, ROOM OLD ,BUT NICE MAYFAIR SUITE PRIVATE ENTRANCE DOSN'T OPEN . THE BRAKEFAST WAS GOOD(, NOT INCLUDED) .

You are paying for location. This is one of the most expensive areas, and the hotel is expensive, but was the cheapest in the area. The air conditioner didn't really work, the shower was leaking and the wi-fi was only in the common area. But it was a lot cheaper than anywhere else. It's fine if you are on a tight budget.

The location of this hotel is very good, being a few streets behind the Hilton London Hotel, close to numerous bus and underground connections. It was very quaint appearing outside, but in much need of upgrades and repairs,i.e. carpets,paint,newer hairdryers, and replacing light-bulbs. The staff at check in were very hospitable, I was upgraded to a double when my room was not available. But breakfast at £15 was steep. They did have a good Indian tikka buffet for dinner.

Upon arrival the hotel did not have me in their computer (fortunately, I had my [...]receipt.) They did find a room after much hunting. The hotel was a disappointment overall as the website had listed this as a four-star accommodation. It was not near that. The hotel is old and in need of renovation. The room was tiny, had not been vacuumed in ages and the bathroom (again tiny) had a malfunctioning shower handle. The window only had single-paned glass which meant we heard lots of street noise during the night. For a five day, four night trip, I had to return to the reception desk more than four times to have my room key re-activated. It would have been nice to have a mini-fridge in the room to hold water and juice, but this was not an option. I travel all over Europe and this was by far the most unpleasant experience. If Park Lane Mews wants to book tourists who are looking for a place to stay during the 2012 Olympics, they need to start now with renovations or admit their actual star rating. On the upside, the staff were helpful and friendly (and seemed somewhat embarrassed by the room key issue.)