Byron Hotel Reviews

Easy to find hotel from Queensway Underground, not so easy if walking from Paddington though as directions aren't brilliant.
Hotel was clean, 24 hour service which was needed as we were there for the New Year celebrations.
Continental breakfast was good.
Only blemish overall was that the Bathroom had a few mildew marks and a cracked tile on the floor. Otherwise excellant stay and cost for the time of year.

While in a good location with regards to bus services into the West End and a short walk from Hyde Park. This was a very expensive hotel considering the size and quality of the room. in my opinion It was over priced by about £60. On the plus side, every member of staff we came into contact with was polite, friendly and helpful.

When I arrive to the hotel the bathroom had hair from other customer and when I leave the hotel the hair still there

Friendly , clean and comfortable - good value.

I stayed with my adult daughter for three nights in a twin room with a double and single bed. The room was an adequate size if not spacious and the bathroom was plenty big enough with lashings of hot water. I liked the fact that the hotel was on a side street and very quiet but only a few minutes walk from the underground. We had a free breakfast in the offer and although this did not include a cooked meal, there was plenty to eat. Breakfast is served in time slots so book early to get the one you want. The room was cleaned well and there was always someone on the front desk. Altogether a pleasant hotel which provided us with a relatively inexpensive base to do our sightseeing.

I admit I wasn't expecting much as London accommodation is so over-priced, but this hotel was ideal for a short stay in a central location. A few minutes walk from the subway and Hide park across the road for an evening run. Room was well kitted out if a little small, but had everything I needed (apart from soap!). it was perfectly clean and the staff were polite. Internet access was an extra £10.

Well situated hotel. Welcoming staff, clean and tidy interior. Very comfortable bed. Furniture a little tired but then for an overnight stay this wasn't an issue. When we next go to a concert in London or need to get away, we will certainly consider returning to The Byron. We paid £69 in total which included Continental breakfast. For a hotel in Central London this was extremely good value for money.

When we arrived the receptionist was very pleasant and all seemed ok. He commented on us being a Late Room booking and said... "ok your on Lower Ground" When getting down there the room was barely big enough for the double bed that was in there. One side had no walking space, the other was only enough for side step walking! However it was clean.... The air conditioning that it was meant to have consisted of a clapped out old heat under the window which only did heat and but there was a fan sat on the desk next. The main door which was 2 steps from the bed also had a gap down one side so you could see light from the corridor. The kettle was also too big to fill in the sink so had to fill by cup.
I understand we book with late rooms but why does that me we get the rough end of the deal ? We could have gone else where if we had of known and they wouldn't have a booking at all. Very disappointed.... which is a shame as we stay in London a lot and this was an unexpected stay over so tried somewhere different. Never again.

This is the smallest hotel room that I have ever stayed in anywhere in the world. Whilst it was cheap it was still hugely over-priced.
There is no way that this accommodation is even 2 star. Why is it rated as 4 star?

The hotel was on a quiet street but within minutes walk of both transport links and local shops and eateries. Well placed for visiting all the major attractions and shopping/theatre breaks. Would have benefitted from secure storage facility for luggage and lounge area was too small for the number of rooms. Entrance steps not suitable for disabled access. Staff were very friendly and helpful.