Lord Milner

Hotel

A quaint hotel, located in a central area, very comfortable to visit the center of London. Close to Victoria station, area full of clubs and restaurants for the evening. Spotless. The staff were very friendly, helpful and helpful and worked hard for every need. Very recommended.

Great location if your travelling too and from London to Gatwick (2 blocks from the station). The only complaint I would have is that the bathroom was a bit small, and there was little to no water pressure in the shower. Apart from that, no issues.

Got woken up before check out, beds were comfy the place was clean. Friendly staff.

Close to Victoria Station, reasonably priced. No A/C was kind of a problem.

Hotel style B&B. The absolute advantage can be considered as the location for a cozy, quiet street close to bus station and many institutions, restaurants and tearooms. Nearby sights can be reached on foot, but it's better by bus. A lot of them here and different directions. You can get a taxi, but expensive. If you take a room with a view of the yard, you get absolute silence both day and night… unless you count brooding drone aircraft. In the morning, and even birds. The rooms are cozy, small. For 1-2 nights. Bringing Breakfast trays in the room. Served in the English spirit and plentiful. Impossible delicious homemade marmalade! The room has a kettle and tea including biscuits in butter. Constantly updated. Maid service every day. Clean. Definitely go to the restaurant Sicily flyer with 25% discount can be rented at the reception. It is tasty and large portions.

Great Location, friendly Staffel, good. Price!

Clean room, comfy bed, perfect breakfast. Can't ask for more. Thanks :)

Nice room, wonderful bed and linen. Friendly staff. Good, free, Wi-Fi in the room. The plumbing in the bath could need a update.

I stayed in the Lady Milner room for two nights on a solo work trip to London. I would have given it an "average" rating but for some significant (but fixable) issues with my stay. On the plus side: The hotel itself is well-kept and has friendly service. Also the hotel is conveniently located on a pleasant small street. The Lady Milner room is quaintly decorated in an antique fashion, but with a modern bathroom that was spotlessly clean. On the down side: — — If someone is staying upstairs from the room, footsteps and plumbing are clearly audible; — — The double bed is two small beds pushed together. I know this is normal for European hotels, but I still find it uncomfortable and worth mentioning; — — The internet service did not work. The codes I was given did not even correspond to available networks, and the house network was barely functional; — — The shower drainage barely worked, meaning I was standing in ankle-deep water within a few minutes. Since a decent shower and internet service are pretty high priorities for me, I had to give the hotel a "poor" rating. But the internet and shower issues are fixable. My co-workers who have stayed in the area have also mentioned the Lime Tree Inn and The Orange Public House — — having not stayed at either (yet) I can't rate them, but you may want to consider those as options as well.

Tiny room. Not small, tiny. This is in no way a five star hotel.

Comfortable rooms and a low key reception area manage to preserve the feeling of being in a friends guest bedsroom.

Lovely hotel — very nice and extremely helpful staff. We needed to stay in a hotel within walking distance from Hyde Park where we attended a concert, and this location in quiet Belgravia suited us well. We would love to stay at the Lord Milner again :-).