Mayfair Radisson Edwardian Hotel London

For a great price, I had a beautiful, clean, quiet room with a tremendously luxurious bath and walk-in closet. The staff was very courteous and attentive, and there's a Starbucks right down the street! Close to everything, but far enough from the maddening crowd to permit a good night's sleep. And the bed was heavenly. Highly recommended for visitors to London!

A hotel that promised much but delivered little. The service and attention to detail was woefully inadequate. Rooms re-furbished but dim lighting and abscence of dressing table confusing to say the least. Breakfast chaotic and poor. Does not compare at all to other 5 star establishments and poorer than some 4 star London hotels.

Stayed at the Radisson Mayfair for one night, staff was friendly and helpful but the room let them down. Badly insulated room (7th floor) we still could hear clearly the traffic outside and an elevator room (or something) next door that didn't let us sleep (room 702 to be avoided!). Parking (At Holiday Inn) was outrageously overpriced, room had tea/coffee facilities but no biscuits or anything to have with it (Any B&B would have that), obviously room service provided them but you don't expect the hassle of calling room service for a biscuit, do you? Ah! forgot the detail of having to cue for breakfast, they clearly couldn't cope with so many of us turning up for a little bite in the morning, not to mention that when we were offered the table there were still left overs from the previous guests. I am not ususally so fussy about these things but I expect a 5 star hotel to take care of details. Rgds. Ps: £45 overnight parking is not a detail for me bytheway.

Had a family weekend in London and stayed there as a treat, and WOW it was. Most of the major refurbishment's now complete. Massive delux family room with top quality furniture and upholstery. Highly recommended, also fabulous food and service in the Amba bar and grill.

I was there on business for 3 days in September. The hotel was beeing refurbished due to a change of ownership (formerly the Millenium Mayfair). They didn't have any double rooms left so i was upgraded to a suite on a smoking floor (i don't smoke but i couldn't resist!). The suite was very big, huge bed, nice bathroom. The staff was nice and professional. So not much to complain about. If you have money to spend and want a central location. Go for the Edwardian Mayfair!