This hotel was very retro, & nice. We got the breakfast down stairs every morning , very good. Walking distance to pubs & resturants and green park. Price was good. Enjoyed our stay very much. rooms were cozy and bathrooms had towel warmers.

Our two night stay at Flemings Hotel, Mayfair was excellent. Lovely decor, friendly and helpful staff. Rooms are not huge but are cosy and relaxing - perfect after spending a day in the capital. The choice at Breakfast was excellent. The hotel is in such a good location - relatively quiet street opposite a Hilton Hotel and just round the corner from the tube station. Easy to walk to Piccadily, Bond Street and Regent Street. We have no hesitation in recommending this small individual hotel. As a fellow diner at Breakfast said "you would not know other people were staying here". We would definitely stay there again.

We stayed at this hotel for one night as we had a function to attend at The Grosvenor. 5 minutes walk from Green Park station, 10 minutes walk from Park Lane and Piccadilly. Relatively quite side street. Charming facade, hotel with character, I believe that all rooms have a unique design. Beware that rooms and bathrooms are small. It did not bother us for one night but it would have done if we had had to stay for a few nights. As we checked in, we asked for a quiet room and the staff changed our allocated room to another one. We were pleased with it in that it was at the end of a corridor on the First floor and the windows overlooked another side street which was very quiet. The room was a bit dark because it had wooden blinds as it overlooked an office block. Without them you could wave at the employees from your bedroom window....The hotel is in an old building and therefore the floorboards creak. The staff are very friendly and welcoming. The bathroom was tiny and you cannot have more than one person in it at a time. The TV was not easy to operate, at one point we lost connection altogether but someone came to reset it straight away and showed us what to do if it happened again. The room was cold but I noticed that the radiators were turned off so I switched them back on and it was cosy very quickly. Small room but perfectly formed and suitable for a one-night stay. I would definitely recommend this hotel. I have stayed at The Hilton Green Park across the road and Flemings is a much nicer hotel. I have also stayed at The Hilton Park Lane and although the room and bathroom were large, it lacked character. The staff at Flemings and the quirkiness of the place give it its this special je ne sais quoi. We did not have breakfast at the hotel so I cannot make any comments regarding the food as we strolled down to Henry's round the corner where you can have a fantastic full english breakfast at the fraction of the cost. The only thing I would have liked to see in the room upon arrival was a complementary bottle of mineral water. Although there is a bar in the room, it is always a nice touch.

Arriving thirsty I wanted a beer.... an Enlish beer and despite having some good ones on the menu like Timothy Taylor all they could offer was foreign Lager so I had a "signature" Martini which was pretty good I have to say.

Service was pretty good, but the portions were diabolical...a sliver of Mackrel as a starter which was no larger than a pencil was £10. The beef (Bavette) or flank to you and as used by MacDonald in its burgers was pretty good but barely warm....and no veg !! The cheese board at an extra of £4 over the normal desert price of £7.50 was dissapointing. My partner ate different things but joked that we might get a MacDonalds on the way home ( well yes it was a joke, but you take the point)

Coffee was excellent, but no chockies.

When dining in Mairfair I expect something very special, but I'm afraid this was all too modest...and the diners next to us wore jeans and trainers. Whatever next!!