We stayed for 6 nights in this hotel in a studio apartment which meant we had our own cooking facilites. Brilliant for tea and toast or something quick and easy. Eating out is expensive but 2 streets away you can find most cuisines of the world for dining out. The hotel is about 3 mins walk from Hyde Park - great! The studio was great but the bed was very uncomfortable. The electrics were a bit dodgy too and there was street noise at night but -hey-you're in London! Staff were very nice and helpful and the room was cleaned every day. Recommend this hotel for a short stay - location is brill!

This hotel is rather clean, with practical but rather cheap furniture. The cleaning is okay, but the reception service is not so good. They are not very communicative. But the worst is the terrible and disturbing sound you hear in the room. whenever someone is taking a shower, washing their hands, flush the toilet you can hear a sound from sewer pipe which tremblates trough out of the room. You can't fall a sleep, in the morning you are wake as soon as someone gets out of bed and uses the bathroom. We had a terrible time and were very happy to leave. The problem is they ask you to pay in advance, so you wouldn't take an other hotel, whoch is really a necessity for your rest.
Sorry to be write such a harsh review, if they would fix this problem this would be an okay hotel on a rather good location.

The room reminds me of a hotel in Hong Kong because it was really tiny. Check in was fine at 43 hotel next door. Staff was not giving everyone the cold shoulder, as if they do not care whether you do business with them or not. Not that we paid a lot, but $150 a night is still not super cheap. Bathroom looks modern, but plumbing sucks. Everynight we would have to turn on the water, wait for 5 minutes before any water would come out and for it to warm up. As for the bed, it's a really really cheap bed and very uncomfortable. First two nights, I couldn't fall asleep because of that. Also another weird thing is that the hotel room does not even have a phone. Which hotel in the 21st century does not have a telephone??? The walls are super thing too. There was a young Italian backpacker next door and I was able to hear every word they said.

That said, a couple pros. The linens and towels were clean. They also have free wifi. It is also convenient as it'll take 2 blocks to walk to the subway (Queensway station). On the same street as the subway station, there are tons of restaurants that open late (indian, malaysian, thai, chinese, pub, fast food).

This hotel, although recently renovated, hides a terrible secret: unbearable pipe noise which is heard whenever you or ANY OTHER GUEST OF THE HOTEL open the tap, takes a shower or flashes the toilet!!! The noise can keep you awake the whole night. And the hotel management of course knows this so they oblige you to pay when you arrive (although this is not mentioned in the reservation page) so that you can not escape. Yes, it is conveniently located but with such good transportation you can stay somewhere a little bit away from Oxford street - try Kensigton or City or Westminster area.
Also, instead of using a third sofa bed, they gave us an air mattress which was horrible to sleep on. What is more, we had to ask them for sampoo or shower gel the 5th day as they hadn't replaced the ones that had finished the 3rd day.