I travelled with my wife and another couple for a three day break in London. I chose the hotel initially for it's location and proximity to Kensington. Bouji's nightclub, Comptoir, Racines etc. We were welcomed by the friendly reception staff and our rooms were upgraded. Check in was a breeze and our baggage was delivered to our rooms promptly. Rooms were very comfortable and the bathroom excellent with quality toiletries. Rooms were very clean. Breakfast was a buffet affair and both varied and refreshed often. The bar and lounge areas were very comfortable and the cocktails were splendid. Overall a very pleasant experience and I will definitely be returning.

The Rembrandt Hotel superbly located in Knightsbrid and so very close to the Victoria and Albert and Natural History museums,Harrods and Brompton Oratory,with Knightsbridge shopping so covenient and the London undergroud just minutes walk away.The rooms are spacious and well designed and the hotels' remarkable Hibernian concierge a fountain of grace and knowledge. All the staff are proffesional in their dealings with clients and I can thoroughly recommend this hotel. I hope to return soon and look forward to having yet another enjoyable stay at The Rembrandt.

this is the second time that i stayed in the Rembrandt. i had booked my self in the club room and it was as good as i had expected. the bed was also very comfortable and the service was prompt. One of the reasons of going back to this Hotel was the wonderful coffee shop and the breakfast. they have a very good spread and again very good and friendly service. would love to go back and stay at the Rembrandt. the proximity to Harrods and the V and A is an added bonus. it is right next to the south kensington Hotel which also makes it very convenient to approach. one of the better experiences that i have had. . enjoyed staying here and would love to go again. :-)

My wife & I have just returned from a very enjoyable weekend break at this hotel & it certainly justifies its 4 star rating. All attractions are easily accessible by Tube and, for culture-lovers, it conveniently faces the Natural History Museum & the Victoria & Albert Museum. South Kensington underground station is a pleasant 300 metres walk away, past several well-frequented restaurants, & it is served by the Picadilly Line into central London (about 20 minutes).
Rooms, public areas, cleanliness, staff, comfort & breakfasts were excellent. However, the food served in the lounge bar in the evenings could have been hotter (why don't these places use HOT plates?). We didn't use the restaurant because there was nobody init at 8.15 pm!
We would certainly return & have no hesitation in recommending this hotel for a London break.