Stayed in this hotel last week for 2 nights as I was attending a conference in the hotel. Bad choice!The hotel decor is very dated, bed room is small, check-in was shambolic. Two real negatives, 1) I was on the seventh floor, window appeared to be single glazed and with a busy road outside it was very noisy. The window ledge itself seemed to have a framework in place for an additional inner window presumably to reduce noise and to insulate the room from the cold.
I checked with reception if I could change rooms which they said I could but they said all the windows in the hotel were exactly the same. Got the impression that it wasnt the first time this complaint had been made! I slept with tissues in my ears.
2) the shower was at best luke luke warm due I suspect to a faultly knob. I didnt even bother calling reception as it was obvious that the knob had been in this condition for some time.
To be fair the pillows and bed were comfortable.
Breakfast was ok although you could strip paint from a wall with the coffee. The next morning I asked for an Americano which was fine except that there was an extra charge.
I had a meal in the asian restaurant which was ok.
Would not recommend and will not be staying again.
- Millennium Knightsbridge London
- Hotel Millennium Knightsbridge
