Rose Court Hotel, London

The hotel rooms could be improved in terms of cleanliness and maintenance, making it feel more like a prison cell at times, but the location is excellent, being close to key attractions in London. The service was a mix of rude encounters and helpful interactions, with dated facilities and tour assistance. The dining experience varied from surprisingly good to delayed breakfast service. Overall, the hotel has its ups and downs, offering a blend of convenience and disappointment.

My stay at the hotel was a bit of a mixed bag. The room looked clean but felt a bit dated, and sadly, it was too small for my liking. The service, however, was fantastic. The location was great for my needs, close to where I was working, but the noise from outdoor traffic was noticeable. Overall, it was okay, but I probably wouldn't choose to stay here again.

The hotel is conveniently close to Marble Arch station and Winter Wonderland Hyde Park, ideal for a short city center stay. The rooms, though small as expected for a single room in London, felt dreary with poor lighting and noise from underground trains at night. The service was lacking, with some rude encounters and odd setups. The dining options were limited and not satisfying, leaving much to be desired. The location was a highlight, perfect for specific needs but not recommended for the elderly or children.

The hotel's location was fantastic near Hyde Park and a tube station, though the rooms were not as spacious as expected. The staff was friendly overall, but we faced some unhelpfulness with taxi booking. Dining options were good but lacked gluten-free choices. However, the ability to leave luggage for later pickup was convenient.