Hammersmith Hotel Guide - Boutique Hotels in Hammersmith, London

"The shower is an interesting shape and a bit awkward but location was great, breakfast was good. Room was comfortable and clean"

"Loved the property. Furniture a little lackluster (fridge door falling off). Front desk was confused about parking. Lifts were challenging. Great location. Great food. "

"The staff here are excellent and the location is a perfect base to explore London. The only down side is that even though it’s on a side street, the street noise can still be quite loud, especially when the pub down the street is closing. "

"Another great stay, love everything about this hotel"

"The hotel was easy to find and in a decent location for walking to the areas in London, that we wished to go. We opted to walk from London Liverpool Street Station to the hotel, which was just over 2 miles, taking under an hour. We were warmly greeted and aided in carrying out the check in procedure via a tablet. This procedure resulted in a room no being allocated to a key card. Unfortunately the key didn't work, so we had to go back to the reception, where staff at the desk sorted by producing another card. The room was small and compact, but adequate for a short stay. Everything was provided, from towels, toilet rolls, body wash/ shampoo. The double bed was comfortable and the option of. mood lighting was a nice added touch. This mood lighting can be switched off if not required and so you can have complete darkness ( some reviews, say yo can't) After a short rest, we then walked to the West end theatre area, which took just over half an hour, being under 2 miles and then back again after our meal out and show. Breakfast was a buffet style continental, with refillable coffee/tea, fruit juices. There was plenty of room to eat, which led to an unrushed and pleasant start to the day. Point A, is a hotel , which I would highly recommend for a short stay in London and now that we've experienced it for the first time, we'll definitely be using it again for our next West End theatre trip"