Visited London with 3 friends of mine in October 2008 and decided to take a quad room here, the price was quite ok (around 30 quid per person) and the room was fine as well. VERY warm, great heating. We had one double bed and two single beds. The room was en suite, so we had a bathroom (quite old... more

this place is not fit for dogs!!!my friend and i booked this hotel through active hotels. the photos on the web site look light and airy. on approach to the hotel we could see this was not going to be good as the net curtains were black! on entering the hotel we were hit by the smell of greasy cooking... more

Booked this hotel because it was AA-listed, which is normally a reliable guide. Agree with other reviews, shabby, minimal breakfast. Beds OK & convenient location. You probably need to pay a lot more for even an adequate London hotel. more

20 Bentinck St. London W1 is to be avoided. The hotel bears no relationship to the facilities, service and food advertised on their website. No coffee/tea in rooms, only toast or cereal for breakfast. Dingy rooms and scruffy - mould in the tiles - bathrooms with no soap and only handtowels. The only saving grace was that the beds were... more

Absolutely disgusting, unfriendly, unhelpful staff, filthy rooms, facilities definitely not as advertised! Avoid! more

We booked this hotel through the accomodations kiosk at a train station. When we got there, the desk clerk was pleasant and we headed up to our room. The room was FILTHY!!! There was blood on the bedspread, ciagarette burns all over the bedding, the TV dial was held on by a hairpin and the bathroom was moldy with pipes... more

We booked the Bentinck House Hotel, 20 Bentinck Street, London over the telephone because it was close to The Heart Hospital which we had to go to. The hotels own web page said there were tea and coffee facilities and hairdryer in the rooms. There were none. We requested a non smoking room. It stank of smoke and there was... more

There is a Hotel Bentinck(aka bedstink) and the very pleasant Bentinck House hotel. Do not confuse the two- the one by Oxford Street is very nice. more

We stayed in a hotel that was oppodite the main train station in Nottingham. It was called Hotel Bentinck- we renamed it hotel Bedstink! It was awful! Four single beds crammed into a dbl room and a charge of £96. The brochure looks magnificent - the reality is a huge disappointment. The 'en-suite' bathroom looked like a prefab built into... more