Park International Hotel, London

My stay at Park International was a mixed experience. The junior suite I booked was excellent, but there were some issues with guarantees and pricing. The cold snap in December made things a bit uncomfortable, but the location was convenient.

I had a wonderful stay at this hotel! The rooms were well-equipped and the location was perfect for visiting the Royal Albert Hall and Kensington Gardens. However, the rooms are not soundproof, so street noise can be bothersome, but still, I had one of the best nights' sleep here.

The hotel's location was very convenient, close to the Gloucester Road tube station and with plenty of dining options nearby. The rooms, though small and with stained sheets, served our needs adequately. The service was friendly but not always focused on customer requests. The dining experience was enjoyable with a good buffet selection. The exterior looked nice, but stains on the carpets were unappealing.

The hotel overlooks a pretty and quiet street but could benefit from redecoration. The room was incredibly hot despite adjusting the 'heater'. The service was consistently friendly and helpful, while the location was excellent for accessing the Underground and nearby attractions. The dining options were good value but limited for specific diets.

I had a lovely stay at this hotel! The room was quite luxurious, spacious, and extremely comfortable, complete with extras like bathrobes and slippers. The service was excellent - the staff were friendly, amenable, and quick to respond to any queries. The location was perfect, near various attractions and easy access to transportation. The dining experience was more than adequate with a good selection of options. Overall, a great choice for a memorable London trip!

The hotel was conveniently located for exploring London, especially for our visit to the Royal Albert Hall and nearby attractions. The room was cozy, albeit a bit noisy due to its proximity to the escalator. The service, particularly at breakfast, was pleasant and cheerful. The dining options were a bit limited, leading us to explore alternatives. Overall, a decent place to stay with a few minor drawbacks.

The hotel offered a cozy stay with rooms that were a bit small but ideal for two people. The friendly staff and clean environment made our visit enjoyable, though the lack of a full-length mirror in the room was inconvenient. The location was perfect with easy access to public transportation and plenty of dining options nearby.

My stay at the hotel was a mix of positives and negatives. The rooms were spacious and located in the basement with wardrobes doubling as bedside cabinets. However, there was no hairdryer provided, and the cracked tile in the bathroom and walls in need of painting were noticeable. The double bed was not ideal for taller individuals as my husband, over 6 ft, found it too small with his feet hanging over the edge. On the bright side, the room was spacious and the staff were very attentive. There was a room next door, which fortunately did not have any unpleasant odors.

The hotel offers a warm bed and very comfy accommodations aiding to a good night's sleep. With a great location for the Royal Albert Hall, the breakfast is well-stocked for all tastes. The staff is very good and polite, making it great value for money. However, the room might be too small to accommodate multiple suitcases and lacks adequate space for luggage and mobility aids.

The hotel's location is fantastic, with easy access to museums and attractions. The service was exceptional, especially from Eon the Concierge Trainee, Clarissa the Bar Supervisor, and Ana Maria the Receptionist. The rooms were not particularly welcoming due to maintenance but the friendly staff made up for it. The dining experience was subpar, but the facilities were decent overall.