Radisson Edwardian Hampshire Hotel Reviews

Our stay was fantastic. The location was amazing and the staff could not do enough to help us. When we came back at about midnight we went to the bar and had a Mojito which was perfectly made. The only gripe I would have is that we were two ladies travelling together and were given a double room. A twin would have been much better. Check in was a little slow (and there was no queue) but there was a technical problem with the computer and this could not be helped.

This is one of the best London hotel breaks we've had for a long time. The value for money was great, a suite for just over 200 pounds in Central London! The friendly staff at reception, bar and breakfast in the room made or stay a pleasure. If ordering breakfast in the room, be aware they massive my wife said next time we would order one and share.

Lovely hotel in a great location for lots of London attractions and theatres.
The room was lovely (and huge!) with a great view over Leicester Square - despite the renovation work going on there at the moment. Couldn't fault the friendly and attentive staff who were all excellent. Would definitely recommend.

A simply wonderful central location, but no noise from outside even though Leicester Square has lots of development in progress. We did not need bus/tube or taxi during our stay, we walked everywhere. Staff were excellent. Would we stay here again? Definitely.

Would have been nice..........to stay at this hotel but despite booking nearly 2 months in advance & having confimation 3 days before we arrived from the hotel they had overbooked so we were sent to the cheaper hotel next door. nothing wrong with the cheaper one per se but not what we had planned for New years weekend.
cant really rate the place as didnt get to see it.
deeply unimpressed.

Bathroom Not Clean Enough And Hair Dryer Not Working Properly.

All the hotel staff were helpful and attentive. The room was very clean and well presented. It was within easy reach of tube station therefore a good location for a short city break. Work was ongoing in the actual square but we were not disturbed by any noise.

Arranged a part of a celebration for us and contacted hotel several times prior to arrival in a bid to get something extra thrown in and received a great response.
However on arrival the nightmare began. Our receptionist Ieva made us feel unwelcome to the point of feeling awkward. There was no record of our booking and I had to use my IPhone to prove the booking, luckily i had the email. I was made to feel like some kind of lady of the niight by the receptionist and we were even asked if I preferred single beds and I was constantly referred to as miss even though the booking was made in my married name. The room was ok, a little cramped but space is a premium. In the evening we used the bar several times and the service was excellent. At around 11 we decided to go up to our room and use the room service menu which looked excellent value.My husband dialled to order but was told that only a choice of 3 sandwiches wwere available and that the room menus were old therefore we went to bed hungry. At checkout we asked about the room service and were informed that the menu was not old and it appeared that the attendant simply couldnt be bothered to provide any food. Overall disappointing.

We stayed at the Radisson Edwardian to celebrate our 10th Anniversary, I have to say that from start to finish the staff and hotel were excellent. We stayed in a Junior Suite and we found the accomodation fantastic with a view over Leicester Square (Although the view was hampered by the building works in the square). I would recommend this hotel as the rooms are great and the staff are very friendly.

We booked via late rooms and upgraded when we arrived. This is a lovely plush hotel with very helpful staff. Fab cocktail list in the bar, coffee maker in the room, telephone in the loo etc etc. Beds are turned down at night and the bath robes are lush - deserves its 5 stars. If we are being over critical the only things that let the room down was the lack of chanels on the TV - BBC news and not much else.