Researching London hotels, I found many at less than £100, which looked awful, and many at £350, which was too expensive. However, this is one of the few in the middle price range. It was clean and neat. The walls are pale grey, and there are no patterns anywhere - a good thing, as I think that all the rooms... more

Small, resembling a pansion, hotel next to the Natural History Museum. The small deluxe double room had a terrace, which is fantastic when you are a smoker but, looks at a dull white wall which could better exploited by the hotel, for instance some plants or whatever to reduce stimulation of claustrophoebic feelings. The bathroom was excellent. The third bed... more

awful....small, small room for 3 of us...we had a double room with a cot...cot was unusable...room was barely able to hold us...beds were terrible...bathroom was great but they should have spent more on the beds...had to walk up 2 flights of steps...no lift after floor 2 we were on the 4th...no internet, no phone book to make other hotel reservations,... more

My brother stayed here recently, so when I was in town, i decided to as well. All i can say is, yes, it is small, yes it i a bit hard to locate from the street and yes, the staff are good. A nice, simple hotel. great location and just plain nice and clean. well done boys! more

We have stayed here a couple of times in the past. We both like the location and the Hotel. Excellent base for the museums, (out the front door, cross the road and you're there). OK, the Hotel is not enormous, but because of this, the service is much more personal. The Manager, a guy called James is thoroughly charming and... more

Having stayed at your hotel on 28th May I was hugely disappointed. The rooms dispite looking fabulously spacious on the website, was in my case, not big enough to swing a cat. I booked through laterooms so I wouldn't have expected the best room but they had a fair amount of availability that night according to reception I would have... more

London: Fiftyfour Boutique Hotel: "I will not return!" I have just returned from a Weekend at the fiftyfour boutique hotel. The hotel propaganda says: (The hotel lies between Knightsbridge and the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. Fifty-Four Boutique Hotel is a traditional London town house with its own special qualities. Our guests find a quiet sanctuary from the bustle... more

This hotel meets the minimum standards expected in terms of cleanliness etc., however, I do not think it is exceptional enough to be labelled a "boutique hotel." The good things about the hotel are: great location, clean rooms, helpful conceirge. As I arrived on a very early morning flight and arrived at the hotel around 7am I was allowed to... more

The hotel has a good location.But it's a small hotel..Clean rooms helpful staff.The lobby is too small and there are only few tables, that's all.The holes also so narrow and it's difficult to pass in holes while someone is coming from ahead.I thought to stay in "The Rembrandt" hotel but it wasn't available.Rembrandt is really great, similar price, great location... more