We booked the club level for a week-end with the family and it has proven a very good choice. We arrived early and as the rooms were not yet available they kindly invited us for a breakfast. Check-in personnel were extremely caring and made sure we got the requested communicating rooms for the family. Rooms are the usual Hyatt standard, not so exciting but quiet, very comfortable and with all needed amenities. For a shopping w-e in London, the hotel is ideally located, a few meters away from Selfridges and 10 minutes walk to Regent street. Doorman and concierge were very helpful and have a lot of good tips for shopping and eating. A great place in London!

From arrival to departure - the hotel staff paid attention to all details of a business traveler. Prompt responses to requests at the Montagu restaurant where the all day dining cafe offered excellent continental and american breakfast choices. The pastries and homemade museli are not to be missed.

The hotel had an excellent location - just walking distance away from the shopping district which proved to be an attractive selling point even for business travelers. The club on the 8th floor is also one of the best I have seen, nice and quiet corner for a morning read and for ad hoc meetings with my business partners.

The rooms are comfortably size and offered very swift and top notch internet connection. The service offered by the concierge for a first trip to London I must say, is one of the best I have seen so far among luxury 5 star chains - be sure to look out for Gerard.

Excellent hotel with top notched service! I will be sure to return.

As a Diamond Passport member of Hyatts loyalty scheme I spend a lot of time in Hyatts clearly. Typically in Asia in Singapore ,Hong Kong,Jakarta etc but have to say of all of them London's Churchill remains my favourite till now. I have been staying here since they moved from the Carlton Towers property which I also frequented monthly.The front desk staff are very pleasant and helpful as are the staff on the concierge desk who never fail to meet a request for information or assistance and always seem to do so with humour and good naturedly. Rooms are typical London hotel rooms ie not spacious but certainly adequate and always immaculately clean and presented and have to say I sleep better here than any other Hyatt for some reason. The Club floor is a refuge from the hustle and bustle and a good place to wind down at the end of a day so well worth the upgrade if you need it. My only minor niggle was that on the last trip the Churchill Bar was closed for remodeling which is a shame as it was always one of the best traditional bars in town.Now it seems it will become a champagne bar as if London needed yet another one but I am assured some of the elements of the old bar will be saved so let's see.Food outlets are of a high standard but the lounge is just too small so you can easily find yourself wanting for a table mid-afternoon which is a shame as tea here is another great relaxation.One last comment,the front office staff seem to change very frequently which maybe says something about the Churchill's retention abilities.Shame,some of them ar fantastic.

We returned to this centrally-located hotel for a Hyatt Rewards trip using our points and were not disappointed. We booked onto the club level and wow, whatever you do, get to the club level. It's so much more relaxing and peaceful than the bustling lobby bar and restaurant. They serve complete breakfasts in the morning, including eggs made to order, and supply papers and CNN International to wake up to. In the evening, cocktail hour goes for at least two hours, and there is an ample selection of appetizers - hot and cold - along with any cocktails you wish. We actually enjoyed it so much that when we went out for dinner, we often just got salads. The rooms are well suited for business or pleasure and even include smoking rooms (very rare these days, but the hotel clearly caters to an Eastern European/Middle Eastern clientele), and the bathroom was spotless and spacious. Best part of the hotel is that it is two blocks from Marble Arch and Oxford Street, making it extremely easy to take the bus or underground anywhere. Worst part? For some reason, the elevators are always crammed with people. Best nearby restaurants are The Portman (also quite a good pub) about a five minute walk away and the The Grazing Goat, which is around the corner.