Historic Hotels in Greater London from SAR240

"Impeccable service started us off. Room was fine size and unique. Easy walk to Kensington Gardens and train stops. Also close enough to walk to Harrods! Highly recommend this boutique hotel with impressive library-restaurant and pub. Thank you for a wonderful few days!"

"Great location, easy access, options around for every taste."

"Dining : I wish they provided fruits to go and tea bags and hot water."

"not bad"

"The Royal Horseguards was a government building in WWIi and housed the Russian and US embassies. One the top floor was one of Churchill’s office. The front desk and concierge staff, especially the concierge, was excellent. The food service needs a new Director. The operation is disorganized, takes too long between servings and the food is overpriced. They need to establish a small pub or bar area that’s open from the lobby. The housekeeping is outstanding. The rooms are outstanding, and the...

"Attitudes of the front desk staff is not good."

"The hotel was very accommodating and the staff is personable and attentive. This property is in a great location and we can’t wait to come back! "

" Very well located proximate to rail. Good amenities"

"The Rembrandt was so convenient to tube station at South Kensington as well as dining. Breakfast each day was EXCELLENT! Staff were always friendly and helpful. "

"With a few exceptions, we were very happy w/ our stay at St. Ermins. The staff was exceptional - the front desk, the restaurant staff, the bellhops, etc. No matter the day, they were helpful and courteous. The hotel does show its age in some respects. Our first room had an annoying noise in the bathroom any time the water ran, whether it was the sink, toilet or shower. The staff was able to move us and were able to upgrade the room when I requested (it was not automatically offered) at an add’l...