[2025 London Hotels] Travel Guide for The Queen's Gate Hotel (Updated Jul)

🏨 Hotel Name: The Queens Gate Hotel 📍 Address: 31-34 Queen's Gate, London, England The Queens Gate Hotel is located in a prime location in central London. It's just a few minutes' walk from Gloucester Road subway station, making it very convenient to get around. There are attractions like the Natural History Museum and the RCM Museum of Musical Instruments nearby, making it perfect for culture lovers. 🚉 The location and surrounding transportation are very convenient. The hotel is elegantly decorated, combining traditional British style with modern elements. The lobby is striking and spacious, and the reception staff are very friendly, making check-in very smooth. 🏋️ The hotel has complete facilities, including a gym, bar, and even room service. The rooms are small but well laid out and warmly decorated. There are some minor issues, such as a smell from the sink, but overall, it was a pleasant stay. 🛏️ In terms of room experience, the bed is very comfortable, allowing for a good night's rest. The room is well-equipped, including a TV, mini fridge, and coffee machine. Some areas need maintenance, such as stained wallpaper and a broken door lock, but they don't affect the overall guest experience. The most popular feature is the breakfast, which includes a variety of English breakfast options and freshly cooked eggs. Although there is room for improvement, it is satisfying. 🌟 The Dana Centre, Natural History Museum, and RCM Museum of Musical Instruments near the hotel are all must-see attractions. Hyde Park, which is within walking distance, is also a great place to relax. Foodies can head to nearby restaurants like Gordon Ramsay, Raison D'Étre, or Nando's to sample the local cuisine. The only downside is that some rooms need improvement, such as the smell from the sink and the limited breakfast options. However, these issues are not serious, and overall, I recommend this hotel 👍. It's located in central London, making it suitable for tourists and business travelers. If you're planning a trip to London, The Queens Gate Hotel is a great choice 👌.

📍Detailed address: First of all, the location is right opposite the Natural History Museum, which is relatively quiet. Nearby are universities, upscale residences, and various consulates. ❤Recommendation reason: Overall public safety is okay, but it's a bit of a distance from the subway for travel, and taxis are more convenient, everything else is not so convenient. For dining, you need to walk a bit. 🏨Hotel environment: As for the room, our room was quite spacious, which I really liked. There's no view, but it's quite comfortable to stay in. It definitely takes less than 30 minutes by car to get to the airport from here. To get to tourist attractions by taxi, the price is usually around 8-10 pounds with bolt or uber. 🍽Dining recommendation: Breakfast is 15 pounds per person, not much to eat. But that's pretty much the case for the whole of the UK. 👎Least recommended: When checking out, the staff forgot to collect the room card. When I brought it back to him, he was totally clueless, thinking it was my duty to do so, and didn't even thank me, emm this is a portrayal of the British culture of passive work-shirking. 🌟When we were leaving with our suitcases, the doorman said 'You're welcome' in Chinese, which was unexpectedly friendly. 📝Note tips: A tip for everyone, if you come back too late, be sure to take the main road. When passing by the entrance of the Natural History Museum, we were a bit nervous about being followed (suspected) by an Indian. Luckily, there were two of us. Everyone be careful. 💰Average cost: The normal price is around 1500 yuan per night, but the price still went up during the National Day holiday. However, for London, it still counts as a value-for-money hotel. Highly recommended.

I booked 2 hotels in London this time, they are Four Seasons Hotel London at Ten Trinity Square and Queen's Gate Hotel (the last 3 photos). The rooms at Queen's Gate Hotel are also quite beautiful, offering lovely street views, and the high ceilings make the rooms very comfortable. However, the hotel's other facilities are very basic. But it's still quite comfortable to stay in. It's about a 6-8 minute walk to Hyde Park/Kensington Gardens. Four Seasons upgraded us to a one-bedroom suite with a separate dressing room and study. The Chinese restaurant 'Mei' at Four Seasons is elegantly decorated, and the screens are very beautiful. The prime ribs are delicious. In terms of location, it's very close to the Tower of London and Borough Market.