e went there yesterday night to take benefit of a nice offer : 6 courses Tasting menu + 1 cocktail at £35.

The food was really nice, good portions and excellent attention to detail. Starter was a beetroot salad, nothing super-exciting but well executed. Second starter was a very nice smoked salmon with organic pickled carrots, excellent and very well spiced, seasoned and designed. Then came the suckling pig, excellent. My main was a braised beef with Garlic puree, again I loved it and was very well presented. My wife had a vanilla seasoned cod, very nice too but the fish was over-cooked. Desserts were very good, especially the chocolate fondant, heavenly !!

Service was very good . We even changed tables in the middle of the evening (as we were next to the window –upon my request- but it was rather cold so they agreed to change us table) and they were happy to do this for us.

My only disappointment was the wine list, clearly not in line with the food, an effort must be done there. No corkage possible either.

Overall, an excellent evening, great food and service, we will come back !

I stayed here for 1 night whilst on a business trip. I actually rather liked it and the service I received from their staff was excellent - very friendly and helpful.
the room was large with a separate seating area which was nice - I wish I'd had more time to spend relaxing on the massive sofa!
Only thing was that the room was cold, and that was a shame - I had turned the aircon up to full heat and didn't notice the heater which had obviously been added to sort out the problem until the morning.
Other reviewers are correct, it's very minimal, everything is white and hidden behind doors with no handles, but the bathroom was fantastic - I wanted to spend all day in the wet-room shower. I may well return

Stayed here for 1 night for a business meeting and wasn't as impressed as I thought I was going to be. The hotel is minamalist and contempory which is fine, with lots of white walls, which I thought in some areas needed a lick of paint. The foyer is nice, with sunken seating and a bit unique. The meeting room was cramped and the heating was either red hot or freezing.
I personally liked my room, with the raised bed, stripped floor boards, wonderful view of the Zen garden, light and airy and very clean. The bathroom was small, functional, but the bath was difficult to get in, so not appropriate for an elderly person.
The staff seemed very slow at checking us all in and disorganised.
We had breakfast, lunch and dinner, all of which was very nice, well presented, tasty, but not outstanding.
Also take note, while it is a lovely very quite residential area, it is a good 10 minutes walk to the tube station, so something to consider.

As a group I think we agreed that it was a nice hotel, you could certainly stay in worse , it was clean and a bit different, but not as outstanding as it might have you believe.

What a complete and utter disaster for a hotel. The layout of the hotel, from the reception to the rooms is very unwelcoming, extremely unsafe - I fell down the unnecessary stairs in my room during the night - and strangely odd. Oh, and the service is awful verging on diabolical. Every time I had reason to complain, my complaint was met with endless apologies but no action. When I asked what it is about the hotel that warrants the smart imagine it tries to create on its website, I was told it was designed my a designer. Well, what can I say? I too design - I am an engineer and I can assure you this hotel is badly designed .... unless you enjoy spending 20 minutes looking for the draws and cupboards. This is, without a doubt, the worst hotel I have frequented in London in the last 20 years and, even worse, the worst value for money hotel. There are other hotels within 250 metres of this one with better service at half the price. I will never stay here again.