Radisson Blu Edwardian Hampshire Hotel

Das Hotel liegt ca 300m vom Picadilly Circus weg. Vom Hotel aus kann man praktisch alle Musicals zu Fuss erreichen. Trotzdem ist das Hotel ruhig, das Personal freundlich und die Sauberkeit lässt nichts zu wünschen übrig. Das Restaurant haben wir, ausser für das Frühstück nicht genutzt. Es gibt im Umkreis von ca 50m etwa 20 Restaurants.

Das perfekte Hotel für einen Kurzurlaub in London. Preis vs. Leistung absolut top.

I've been to the hotel many many times before and always enjoy it. My fiancee and I decided to celebrate her birthday with a long weekend there, and it couldn't have been nicer. Upon arrival, we were offered a glass of prosecco (first time for that!), and they even left a little slice of cake in the room for the birthday girl! We booked a superior room, which is generally a nice size as it is (the standard rooms can feel a bit tight and not 5 star, in my opinion) and typically overlooks the city on the river side, but they ended up upgrading us to a room that was overlooking the square. Though the windows didn't open (presumably for noise issues) the air con worked nicely, so even with steamy showers, there wasn't any issue with stuffiness. Room was comfortable, water was replenished daily, bed was tided and generally it was all just lovely. The only quibble was the wifi was a bit patchy, but it did still work. Probably not great if you wanted to stream something. One of the best rooms I've stayed in there, I would say. Room service was a great price (though be mindful it includes a service charge, even though they offer a gratuity option when delivering!!). Breakfast was delicious with no wait. Couldn't have asked for a nicer stay really, except for it to be longer!!!

Breakfast Staff and reception all very friendly and excellent. They made us feel very welcome. Thanks.

“Upgraded” room was looking into offices next door, with furniture that didn’t function, wall switches and knobs that didn’t do anything, and a filthy tub. A tiny closet and no drawers for clothes, plus no where to put suitcases. The “dresser” was a cleverly disguised minibar, but neither the “dresser” door, nor the refrigerator door (which opened opposite the “dresser” door) opened all the way. Small(er) rooms are standard in Europe, but this hotel seems like it was just thrown together, without any thought to space, function, or comfort.