Park Avenue Baker Street London

We dealt with a newbie at reception desk: brief, not overly friendly, made us wait without telling us why. Later on I saw how they re-booked another guest's room 3 times! Location was great, room small but okay, but all in all not a memorable stay.

I booked hotel with full american breakfast and what we got was a box with uneatable food. One dry crosint with sugar. One with cornflakes with long lasting milk and a horrible nutribar. The juice was good. I ask to get some refound but no. The room was ok but there was just one stole. I ask for one more so both of us could sit down but they said they did not have more than chairs. Its was very noisy.elephant was walking over our head all night

I have booked my stay through easyto book.com and when I arrived at the hotel late night I found out it was closed from a month for refusbishment!!Tried to get some phone support but with no luck.Terrible nightmare sitatuation I had to walk 2 hours in late night around London to find a place where to sleep.THIS BOOKING SITE IS NOT RELIABLE!!! THEY BOOKED FOR ME AN HOTEL WHICH WAS CLOSED FROM A MONTH!!!!

I have photographs of this dump of a hotel. I stay in hotels in London every few weeks due to working in London and this is the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. I will be sending the photos to the British Tourist board. The room was filthy, there was stains everywhere on the carpet, there was a hole in the bath that was covered over with a sticker. There was long hairs in the bath, there were hairs hanging off the wall. I had to sleep in a single bed. I went to close the window due to the noise on the street, I was staying on the top floor of the the hotel and the inside of the window fell out on top me.I really would like the sales manager to email me directly as I would also like to send easytobook the photos I took. This hotel should have paid me 182 Euro for the night to stay there. Filthy disgusting place.

The room was so small, that only one person could walk at a time! Window was broken und could not be closed! Located right next to a loud street made sleeping almost impossible! Walls were extremely thin! Don't do it!

Room was terrible. No Aircondition. Room size only half of what was promised (20 sqm promised but size only 10 -11 sqm). Bed should be two separate beds but I got only one small to use for me and my wife. Overprised hotel. I am very unhappy with this hotel and I will not use eassytobook.com again to book my hotel.

The staff was very helpfull and customer oriented.The rooms were clean but small. Not a problem for most travelers, as we only use the hotel to sleep. The beds were excellent.The price was a bit too high.

Small hotel in central location of London, small rooms in an old fashioned house with noisy environment (high traffic main street), noisy floor (when you walk in the room) and terrible loud closing doors, comfortable beds, but too small for two persons, Continental breakfast included, total costs are too high in relation to room quality

The hotel was in good location. Really small room. boiler was broken we had to take cold showers. breakfast ok.

service was good,room rather small but good enough.advice take a room at the back garden site, because on the front at the road side its very noisy and the windows are very thin, you would think that the windows are open.Location to metro en oxford street is perfect.supermarket around the corner is very convenient.staff is very friendly.breakfast is ok nothing fancy, but good enough.roomprices are rather high, but maybe is good because of the location metro zone 1

Clean, comfortable, and excellent value - I thoroughly enjoyed my stay. The breakfast was good, and the service was very efficient, well-organized, and friendly.

room clean & reasonable space, good breakfast, nice park nearbynot friendly to handicap travelors since no elevator

We, my wife and me, stayed for 4 days at Four Seasons Hotel. The price quality was very good. If you prefer to go for an excellent hotel with all kind of comfort, you are on the wrong address, but if you would like to have a nice and good hotel for your City Trip, this hotel is very good. It is 10 minutes walk to the Baker Street Metro line, from where you can travel very easy to every place in London City. It is nearby Madam Tussaud and Regent park. The rooms are small, but very clean with a good bed. The bathroom is also clean and large enough to move. Breakfast is not overwhelming, but enough and tasty. The only remark is the noise of the Traffic near your windows. Me myself do not have an issue with traffic noise, but I can imagine it could be a nightmare for people who only can sleep in a silent area. Also the rooms next door is heary, but because of the traffic noise, you will not hear it. I recommend this hotel and will certainly take into consideration to take this hotel with my next stay in London.

Our initial reaction of the hotel wasn't very positive but the manager was very nice and accommodating so that was a thumbs up on service for their part. I would say only the managers were very friendly and customer service oriented though. The rooms are nice and clean though so no complaints about that although their pullout beds on the sofa were not very comfortable at all. The place is close to the main sights of London by train and they have a very easy train system to understand so if you are wanting to save cab fares, just use the underground train ; )

I was first given the basement room in the separate building across the road and was pretty devastated. I explained to the man at the front desk (presumably the manager) that I was not comfortable with that as a woman travelling alone and asked for a room in the main building, with the 24-hour reception. Also, I did not want to be in the basement and had stated this on my booking. With no singles available, the gentleman was kind enough to upgrade me to a double, in the main building, on the top floor, for the same price. I was thrilled and could not have asked for me.The room was small (for a double) but perfectly fine. A bit noisy when someone else showered and the fan in the bathroom did not go off when the lights did and toilet made noise for a while after being flushed. Simply don't flush if you are about to go to bed. Also, do not rely on the hotel for a wake-up call. A couple came, some did not. Use an alarm clock (not provided).For a three-star hotel in Central London, this is probably the best for the money and the management works hard to make guests happy. Despite the small issues, I felt safe, clean and comfortable, which are most important for a woman traveling solo.I strongly recommend and will return.

I only stayed 3 days with my sister and we thought it was really good.The room was really small and there was a huge black stain on the carpet that bothered me a bit. For those who are sensitive to noise would have some difficulty sleeping here since you could easily hear the cars passing by the streets. It was a good thing that my sister and had the room on the first floor since we had a huge check-in luggage and there was no elevator.But despite these small points, all in all we had a great stay. Breakfast was good, the bed was comfortable in my perspective, there was warm water, the room did not stink and the service was great as they were really willing to help you on your requests.

Cons: For one thing this is not the real four seasons chain of hotels the name is very deceptive. i can't see how this hotel would even merit a 2 star rating let alone 4!!! it is situated in 2 converted town houses on opposite sides of the street and we would have had to cross a main road to get to our breakfast. we ended up not staying there saying we were unsatified with the quality but they still charged us £99 for the first night - even tho we didn't stay there :(

Pros: Friendly and inviting

Pros: Location was good,,, was only staying one night so room was ok
Cons: I booked a double bed and got two single beds. noisy and very dirty carpet!

Pros: Excellent location, clean, quiet.