apartment not attached to hotel-ten minute walk round corner-couldd cope with this (plus the noise and general decay) BUT then discovered about ten bedbugs on both bed and sofa bed when we came back at midnight!!!! hotel had no room to accommodate us by then (did not want to risk another apartment) so we had to ring around other places.... more

On arrival was told they had no record of my confirmed booking, took ages to sort and I was due to go on a company Christmas party so was stressed. Room was tiny even for one night. Bathroom was not clean and there was too much noise at night as windows not double glazed. Arrived for breakfast at 8.30 next... more

I visited London for a funeral, unfortunately for me I had to travel sleepless and when I arrived I realised that the Hotel was under recostruction, especially the front area . I have to inform you that my travel agent was never informed therefore I wasn't informed about that specific detail. Not taht will have made any difference because noise... more

I stayed at the Mayflower Hotel because they offered a very good rate to a meeting planner and someone else was paying for my stay. On arrival I was given a room on the top floor which overlooked the rail tracks and was extremely warm/hot. The room was also extremely small. I went down to reception and asked for and... more

I chose this hotel to stay the night before a vital exam in Earls Court. I had read reviews on Trip Advisor and contacted the hotel directly to make a booking specifically identifying my need for a quiet room in preparation for the exam. I was confirmed a double room for single occupancy. On my arrival late in the evening,... more

We booked one night at this hotel fairly last minute. On arrival at Earls Court tube sation we realised we had stayed in another hotel in the area a couple of years ago and it was dreafully, o it was some sense of foreboding that we made our way to The Mayflower. The street gave no clues to how good... more

It is easy to be disappointed with hotel rooms in London. The Mayflower promises something a little different however, but does disappoint! The furnishings are quite luxurious and oriental but I had two major gripes. Firstly there was little or no room around the bed. It was a good job paid a bit more for the delux room as it... more

This hotel was good for the price. Although it was smaller rooms compared to other hotels it was worth the money. The room was clean, beds were layed everytime we left the room and had fresh towels for the two days we were there. For £96/per night it was a good deal. The downside to our stay was the beds,... more

This hotel is really an amazing deal for London for ₤75/per night (booked online). We have stayed here twice and will continue to use and recommend The Mayflower. As in most hotels that are not part of chain in London, the rooms are small, but you can’t beat the price (which includes a continental breakfast) and amnesties. We stayed in... more