I stayed here for one night. It was cheap for London, but not the best of standards. However the way that this hotel is being portrayed is, in my experience, monstorously over-exaggerated. I thought that the staff very good, they helped with a couple of things very sufficiently and were very polite. I found no fault in the people here at all - however there a number of things I noticed which let this place down: 1. the curtains in my room didn't close properly, but I never had any problem with the windows, 2. some of the windows panes were very dirty, but the net curtain was in reasonable condition, 3. the toilets were unusable, not because they're out of order, but because the windows are not frosted glass (meaning that people in neighbouring houses could observe your toilet activities), 4. the breakfast should have been more substantial... Overall I'd say that £70.00, what I paid, was too much for something which was semi-standard. Although the bed was comfortable and clean. Overall I'd say that Boston Court Hotel could be a lot better if the owners took more notice of the issues raised in these reviews. 'Tis a shame, this place could be better. I found it comfortable and enjoyable enough, however the standard of the room and toilets is such that I'd expect better from a London hotel. Whether I'd stay here again is questionable, they'd need to improve the overall standard to make me come back here. But it wasn't all bad, and like I said, the staff are really nice and polite. Overall the issues here are able to be rectiofied, it needs the initiative of the owners.

We stayed in a family room on the first floor as there were no double rooms available - the accommodation is very basic, beds not very comfortable, however the room was clean and had all the necessities required such as a fridge, tea/coffee facilities and a small flat screen television.
There is no breakfast room in the hotel and breakfast is served in the room from 8am - we had to make an early start so had breakfast in a lovely pub just across the road - The Portman - and there is a great Spanish restaurant just a little further down - Vinoteca - where we had an excellent evening meal.
The hotel is very centrally located, just 5 minutes walk from Marble Arch tube station and ideal base to explore central London - ideal if you are just looking for a bed, considering the extremely high prices of London hotels.

We stayed here for one night in a family room with en suite on the fourth floor. The staff were friendly and the room was very clean and comfortable. The hotel overall is of the standard which I would expect from a 3 star B&B. The only let down was the noise from the traffic but it was in central London after all.
The breakfast of boiled eggs and toast was simple but sufficient and was brought to our room a few minutes after we requested it by calling reception.
We would stay here again, as the location is a couple of minutes walk from Marble Arch tube station.

After traveling around Europe for almost 7 weeks and staying in everything from hostels with shared bathrooms to 4 star hotels, I can assure you this was by far the worst accommodation booked.

On arrival we were told our rooms had been confused & that we would have to have separate rooms, to which we said was fine, however they failed to tell us that one had the toilet & one had the shower - a plastic box, with a portable shower much that of the camping variety, positioned in the front window of the hotel! The sheets were dirty & covered with hair & hair balls.

Upon asking for these to be changed the lady barely apologized and put another sheet on top of the dirty one?! The room was generally unclean but it was far too late in the evening to change hotels. The following day we were asked to move out of our rooms and into another one, when we said we were happy to stay separate we were told we HAD to move. By this stage I had found a condom wrapper & some American coins on the floor at the head of the bed too. Needless to say, we moved!

Spare yourselves and stay somewhere else!