I stayed in the executive suite which cost 260 GBP/night. The room had no heat and it was extremely cold - so cold that i was unable to sleep despite wearing clothes to bed. The bedroom also faced onto Maddox street very near Regent St, which is a very busy and noisy street. The windows were of single pane glass and the noise from the street was unbearable even with earplugs.
However, i mentioned my problems with the room to the desk assistant the next morning, and during the day while i was gone, my belongings were moved to a much larger and quieter room with heating.

WOW - what a fab hotel. Funky , stylish and incredibly comfy. The staff were super friendly - couldnt have done more to make our stay any better.

Spent ages deciding on which hotel to stay in on my first trip to London. I could'nt have picked a better one. Great location, close enough to everything yet in a quiet street. There is a great little trendy Thai restaurant just down from the hotel. No problem walking around this area even late at night. Just perfect
Right through from the super helpful front desk to my designer bedroom. The Maddox has it going on.
My wife and i went with friends for my birthday and could not have picked a finer base from which to explore the city. My wife and I stayed at 5 Maddox for 4 nights in early March 2007. It was our first time in London; in fact, in England. I had heard of the hotel from a magazine article and then checked it out on the internet. We were very happy with our choice. It is not cheap but we felt we got a good value. The room was nice and well appointed; the bed was sooo comfortable; the shower powerful, which I love!

The front desk helped us with all sorts of questions - great meal recommendations, directions, maps, etc. We would definitely stay there again!

I found this hotel on a website called i-escape.com. It is a great resource.
London can be very expensive, yet this hotel only charged 199 pounds sterling per night for a hotel room/suite that was more like a small pied-a-terre. My room included a small bedroom, a relatively large and fully equipped kitchen opening onto a comfortably-sized livingroom (with windows overlooking a small garden) and a good-sized bathroom. The decor was very modern and resembled that of a boutique-hotel. I was steps away from the Tube and in close proximity to everything that I needed.

Ahh, summertime in London!

London is one of my favorite cities in the world and I try to get there at least once a year. I always love trying new restaurants and new places to stay, along of course with a few of my old favorites.

I initially found out about No.5 Maddox Street through an Internet search. I don’t remember now exactly where I found it initially, but as I started searching, the reviews looked interesting. Mayfair is most convenient to all the places I normally want to go; fantastic shopping on Old and New Bond Streets, a short walk to Soho and Covent Garden, and what must be at least a million of the best restaurants in the world. I'm sure that Carl Sagan would agree that No.5 Maddox Street must literally be smack in the center of the universe.

I was staying in London for a couple of weeks on this trip and I thought that it would be a nice change to get a fully serviced apartment. It was a pleasure being able to have a snack out of my own refrigerator and entertain a few guests with cocktails – and much less expensive then hotel drinks.

The suite that I had, I believe it was number eight, was truly like having your own very contemporary, well designed and fully furnished apartment. Yes, there were a few flights of stairs to get to number eight, but well worth the exercise.

The staff also was terrific [except for one minor mishap with a cab]. I can’t wait to get back to London and stay there again!