Glendale Hyde Park Hotel

The property was situated in a beautiful area of London! Super close to the underground and they took us in very last minute. The staff was super nice when we got there and made us feel very welcome. The bedrooms aren’t too big! But they were perfect enough for what we needed. Beds were super comfy and the room was super warm as well!! Overall, we had a really pleasant stay!

The staff were exceptional, friendly, accommodating and very helpful - this made our stay there very pleasant! It’s in a lovely location few blocks from paddington station and many wonderful halal restaurants around the area. Clean area and lovely to have walks to admire the architecture and easy access to Hyde park etc.

Stayed one night for a business trip in a small single room with a sea view. The standard of the room was excellent and had clearly been recently refurbished. The staff we attentive and helpful throughout my stay. The breakfast was on par with the setting and certainly ahead of the fair offered by the likes of Holiday Inn. The MPW Steak House was excellent and I would recommend it to anybody staying.

The location is perfect, right next to Hyde Park and the Central, Circle and Hammersmith and also Paddington station, a lot of amenities nearby and the streets are safe. The staff is so helpful and friendly. I will definitely stay there again if I need to.

2 minutes walk from Lancaster Gate tube station and 3 minutes walk to the nicest part of Hyde Park where I sat and shared a pizza with the huge Carp in the ornamental ponds, and they have public toilets and a Rolls Royce Phantom II ice-cream van, perfect on a very hot day for a rest. The room was basic because it was cheap, but was spotless and functional as I was only in it to sleep, the staff and an absolute asset, so lovely and helpful and kind, they looked after my bag after I had checked out while I was at my meeting in The House of Lords. The double rooms are much nicer but I only needed a small cheap room. There is a super market on the next street 5 minutes walk and local (very expensive) food etc shops at the end of the road 1 minutes walk - a packet of Jaffa Cakes were £2 more then the supermarket, so don`t even bother!! Pubs - get a tube to The Dicken`s Inn St Kathrine`s Dock as I do whenever in London as it is lovely and cool near the water, views of all the boats, large outside seating with shade if you want it and Amstel at only £4.80 a pint in central London, I have unwittingly ordered a dink ( pint of Stella) in a nice looking bar and be hit with a £22.00 bill, so be careful Tip the staff, even if only a couple of quid, they will be very happy that you showed them your appreciation, and say heelo and goodbye as they are very polite