Hotels near The Hill Garden and Pergola in London

An unforgettable holiday, I had a very friendly check in,they are very helpful and Kind. the room was clean, equipped with everything you need, I especially liked the bed, very restful. The location is exceptional, there are many shops, restaurants, you have to choose from; the train station is also close, and the bus station across the street. It was to our advantage, because in London it is always rainy. We enjoyed the breakfast, after which we left, just as friendly the receptionists showed up. I think if I have the opportunity to come to London again, I would choose the same hotel because we have all the facilities and at a good price

Stayed for the second time, I feel very kind, my English is not very good, the service staff is very responsible. Breakfast is very generous, in addition to omelettes and toasts, it is full every day. Close to the subway station, easy to eat and supermarket nearby. There are also Chinese restaurants, and the taste is ok. I like to live here. The room is relatively comfortable, quiet and safe.

We stayed at The Crown for three days after longer hiking trip in the Southwest. Located in a very interesting multi-ethnic part of London, The Crown is a 30-minute commute away from London's main attractions and thus quite pleasantly located. The modern part of the hotel is welcomingly bright, service at the reception has been very friendly and forthcoming. Our room was more than adequately large in size and very neat. The breakfast buffet was more than sufficient, with an agreeable choice of cereals, fresh fruit, and Full English components. Staff here was also very nice and attentive. A bit of a drawback was the cleanliness of the corridor before our room, which was apparently not vacuumed during our stay.

I always love going KGB backpackers. It's a great location for me as well. Ladbroke Grove, Holland Park and Notting Hill are just give minutes away, as well as Westfield Shopping Centre on the other side. The hostel is located literally across the road from the Bakerloo Line giving me access to the Elizabeth Line at Paddington which is about 6 minutes on the train, which includes all the stops as well. The hostel has good facilities, a kitchen, a lounge and a chill out area. A bar tuck shop and a restaurant inside as well. The beds are comfy and there is a shower in the room. It's quite conveniently located in a quiet area as well at the very end of NW London right next to Wilesden Junction for overground interchange. It's like home to me. I stay here whenever I can and hate it when it gets fully booked. A must try for low-key staying but quick Central London and West End access. Maida Hill and St John's Wood is close by as well. Not even 10 minutes by car. So many locations. Must visit!!!💯😁🇬🇧👍👍🏆🏆🏆🏆🏋️

The reception and lobby operate like a train station,lots of people arriving and leaving arround the clock.the lobby is small and crowded, so you can not simply sitting and enjoying the bar. Breakfast buffee is somewhat less crowded and there's fine verity of food. We got a suite on the 4th floor,a fine large room, with lots of furniture,but the storage places for clothes almost non existing. It is as if the closet,open one , is only planed for buissnessmen,who hang their suits! Not enough light above the mirror for a woman, to put some makeup. Bathroom good size but the door is not closing easily. The taxi/bolt sevice is awful.we had to wait for a cab 15 to 20 minutes, mayby the location is problematic, and walking to the nearest tube swiss cotage, took ne 12 minutes. The staff was very nice and helpfull!

The Edison is as good as ever and of such quality. Hotels in London are too expensive, so I booked the cheapest room type. On the downside, there is no view from the window. This hotel has a great feeling, the entrance is very beautiful, but there are many bars around at night, it would be scary to walk on foot. The toiletries are still specially customized by le labo. In the morning, the downstairs smells like coffee, and when you come back at night, it smells like le labo the noir, which is very comfortable. The room is fully equipped, the toilet is fully surrounded by rain, and there is mineral water. The light switch is also very delicate.

The building from outside is fantastic, inside is just as good very stylish the lady that runs the house. Is a true professional very positive attitude nothing is to much trouble for her very smilley and super friendly. The bar is well stocked and reasonably priced the music is also great. Room was clean and warm comfortable. BREAKFAST was good lots of choice and great coffee six pounds great value. Definitely return as the place has a great atmosphere..I wish the lady and her family great success in the future..

Good location near Russell Square station, walking distance to Tottenham Court Road, Euston (15min). Room is basic and comfortable. Doors slam very loudly and cause disturbance at night. There was a function one night that lasted till almost midnight and the noise/music reverberations travelled a couple of floors up.

Room was clean and good. Lots of storage spaces for your stuff. Staff were really nice and humble. And location was really convenient and very close to Paddington station. The only downsides were room service and breakfast. We stayed there for 3 nights and they didn't even clean the room once, even after requesting them to. Instead they gave us bin bag to empty our own garbage bin which felt really weird. The breakfast was sooooo bad. We mostly had breakfasts outside even though we paid for breakfast (included with room booking). I felt they can improve the breakfast for the price we are paying. Even the cheapest hotels have proper English breakfast.

The morning after our first night my friend and I noticed a bug crawling on one of the beds, we continued our investigation and noticed DOZENS of those crawling all over the twin beds we just spent the night in. We were exhausted the night before after coming back to hotel late and after having shower just jumped straight into beds - who would have thought we weren’t they only ones spending night in those beds! Quick research after our findings and we realised that those were BEDBUGS! Never in my life had I come across anything like this before, not even after being a student and staying at questionable hostels! We reported this to the reception and were offered another room. We didn’t move immediately in the morning and made an agreement that we would move in the evening when we would be back to the hotel. Coming back in the evening and reporting to the reception for a new room, we found one of the evening staff being rude to us and questioning if the bedbugs were from their hotel (like what?!?!?!?). Simple, we said, because we had photo and video evidence of bedbugs crawling all over the beds, we said! This quickly ended her argument with us. We then moved to our new room, where there was no obvious evidence of bedbug infestation, however being a reportedly new room, we found hair all over the floor in the bathroom of that allegedly “cleaned” new room. Unfortunately, being an extremely sensitive to cleanness person and following the events of the previous night, I decided to leave early and not spent another night in this disgusting hotel. My friend, who had a flight early next morning however had no chance and spend a little longer and left at 04am. The evening I decided to leave I started coming out in rash, which had only been getting worse ever since. The intensity of the itch is like nothing I’d ever experienced before - it stops me from sleeping, it drives me absolutely mad, no matter how much I try, one can’t look professional when they have bite marks all over their body, including the face, ears, neck, fingers, hands, forearms - ie areas one can’t cover up - and needing to constantly scratch herself! This obviously has affected my work! And the itch is no better even 6 days later!! In fact, the bite marks are now swollen, causing swelling of my fingers, the scratch marks are now bleeding and I am the most irritated I’ve ever been! Let me emphasise, this is six days later and I genuinely don’t know how much longer I’m yet to suffer! I have obviously filed a complaint and have been contacted by the hotel - they are “kindly” offering to compensate the cost of my medication (as I am now on antihistamines - which don’t work really, as I can’t take the stronger type due to its sedating effect, as I have to continue working and driving; as well as steroid cream) and the cost of my dry cleaning. HOWEVER, despite multiple email exchanges and telephone consultations, they are not planning to refund a 100% of our payment, the argument being