Top Hotels Near Polish Institute and Sikorski Museum in London from NZ$385

"Really great stay, very friendly helpful staff, good buzz and vibe about the place. Exec room and vip lounge a nice treat."

"The hotel is stunning, the staff are attentive & professional. The bar was well stocked & reasonably priced. The room (executive room) was well equipped. Luxury robes & toiletries, spacious & air conditioning. But as with most large chain hotels obvious details in design are missed - huge mirrors and dressing tables supported by normal hairdryer - except there was no available plug socket anywhere near. Ditto the luxury espresso machine, great but tea drinkers using the kettle would be stumped with no socket again. And why is the only bin in the bathroom, nothing for tea/coffee debris etc Returning to hotel at 11pm to find bar closed was disappointing but we put it down to being a Sunday. Overall the stay was superb and we’d definitely use it again for city trips."

"Great location for access from Paddington Station. On bus and tube routes into London Centre. Hotel reception staff very professional answering all questioning. Security was excellent, rooms clean, beds comfortable and showers hot and great pressure. Breakfast was plentiful and hot. We stayed 4 nights and would recommend. "

"great stay great location"

"This place isn’t fancy or full of amenities, but it is consistently clean, comfortable, convenient and really good value. I’ve stayed here twice, almost 3 years apart, and it remains a charming option in a busy area full of overpriced hotels. The staff is super friendly and kind. I would stay here again. "

"It was very well maintained although i wish their ice machine was working so i could have enjoyed the starbucks machine over all i had a great stay"

"Staff are exceptionally excellent—front desk, restaurant, etc. "

"Shower didn’t work right (too high, leaked on the floor, etc.) and there was a wet spot/stain on the room’s floor as we got there (like something had been spilt or leaked from the ceiling but neither hadn’t). "

"Yes"