2* star Hotels near Chelsea Flower Show

It's a very nice hotel, well placed. - Lavolé

Location is excellent - Anonymous

You get what you pay for. Though this is a small hotel, it is clean and located in a very quiet and safe environment. Breakfast is fairly okay. So far, we did not have any problems regarding theft or any loss of personal properties while staying at the hotel. I think the guests themselves should be responsible to take care of their valuables and not to leave their money or other important things when they go out of the wherever hotel they are staying. Besides the quiet surroundings, it is a 3-5 - Anonymous

1-) location - near by padington train station, underground and all the busses. - so close to the Hyde park which we visited daily to have a fresh walk or a nice bike ride. - 2 minutes of nice restaurants and souvenir shops. 2-) Friendly staff - always helping with maps and ideas about busses, renting bikes, where to have dinner, offering Extra pillows, soap, towels even having your luggages for the whole day after checking out until 6:30 pm. 3-) comfortable room - we had a quatro room for our - Anonymous

The location was excellent. Two minutes from Lancaster tube station. Room was very clean and it was very quiet. Would definately stay there again. Staff were very helpful. Lovely part of London - Anonymous

There is no lift at this hotel, and if you are carrying suitcases to the fourth floor, it is quite a climb. The hotel is a bit rundown, but if you need a place to stay that will not break the budget, this is it. It is close to Paddington Station, and the Italian restaurant around the corner, Villa Rosa, has the best spaghetti that I have ever eaten. - Anonymous

the most enjoyable aspect of our stay would have to be the "apartment-like" feel of the room. we had a small kitchen, wich provided us the ability of spending less eating out every day, considering the price-tabs in london restaurants. in addition, the hotel has the perfect location for those who intend to move around the city mostly by tube. it has an underground entrace only 2 min away - Maria

Well, very friendly, concerned staff. You can see that they really want to please you. When I called them to say I couldn't arrive on time and asked for a late check-in I had been told "no problem". Another example is when I had to leave without getting the package I ordered on the Internet (it was delivered late after my check out) one of the mangers, Inese, wrote me an mail telling that they had got it and then sent it to my next hotel for me on the next day. Also I liked the location of this - Anonymous

Staff very friendly Location good 5 mins to Hyde park. Plenty of bars and restaurants close to hotel 10 mins from Paddington station. 20 mins walk to American Embassy. Good breakfast - Anonymous

A very pleasant hotel ideally situated just three minutes walk from Paddington station. The staff were excellent, friendly and helpful and I was able to leave my luggage at the hotel after I checked out and came back to pick it up later. My room was on the very top floor of the hotel up eight flights of stairs, but it had a nice view over Sussex Gardens. The staff seem to work awfully long hours b - Tim

From Paddington the hotel was extremely easy to find. The Staff were very polite and helpful. The location was great for the purpose of the trip which was to see the sights of London. - Susan

The staff were very welcoming & the room was clean & very comfortable. I really liked the fact that there were proper ceramic cups to have tea or coffee with in the rooms, as so many hotels only provide paper ones & importantly for me, there were 8 little milk cartons, as opposed to the usual 1 per person. The biscuits to have, with your beverage, was a lovely touch, also. The breakfast was lovely & was served very quickly, which really suited me,as I had to get a train. The sta - Anonymous

The location was excellent. Easily accessible by public transport on the bus and tube lines. The room I got was able to accommodate 8 persons. Breakfast was simple of bread and croissants. - Anonymous