The Royal Horseguards w London

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  Martin Saunders

  :: 04 April 2018 10:45:59

  A ROOM WITH NO VIEW. Please be aware that some of the rooms at the Royal Horse Guards Hotel have a view of a Brick Shaft. Their web site photos give the impression that you are going to have a good outlook. This is not the case with Room 404 ( I would assume the same brick shaft view for all floors with rooms ending in 04 ). If your paying to stay in a 5 Star Hotel, most people would expect to see the sky or some form of outside view. If you book a Theatre ticket, the Theatre will inform you if the seat has a restricted view prior to your purchase. If you book a Cruise, you can choose if you wish to have a cheaper cabin with no window or a more expensive cabin with a window and view. The Royal Horse Guards Hotel should have a warning that some of their rooms do not have a view. The Staff were very welcoming and helpful and the afternoon tea was really nice. That is why 2 stars instead of 1 star. The chances are you will get a room with a view, but make sure you ask the receptionist if the room has a view or not?

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  Tony Byrne

  :: 08 March 2018 14:21:04

  Beautiful hotel in a perfect location with fantastic views over the Thames. Staff were very helpful and friendly. There was a nice relaxing atmosphere throughout the hotel. Our room was a little noisy due to roadworks the original windows weren't the best at keeping the noise out. Buffet breakfast had a very good selection the bar area was nice. Overall I would highly recommend this hotel.

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  Sherbert Fountain

  :: 22 January 2018 18:00:34

  We stayed in a Deluxe City View Room and in my opinion, did not receive a 5 star standard stay at all. The rooms’ facilities were dated and old fashioned and the underfloor heating and towel rail in the bathroom did not work. When I turned the hairdryer on, the TV picture became fuzzy. Be wary of the rate you pay as I feel strongly that the rack rate advertised of approximately £365 for this room, not inclusive of breakfast, is extortionate. All the staff we encountered however were polite and courteous. There are better hotels in London offering the same facilities for a much lower price.

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  Hank Persons

  :: 09 January 2018 22:14:39

  The Royal Horseguards is ideally located square in the middle of London. Looking out the window, the London Eye sits right across the Thames River. Many other fun attractions like Big Ben and Trafalgar Square are within walking distance. The room is exceptional with everything one could want: comfortable bed, spacious bathroom with both shower and tub, and more nice furniture. The service is fantastic - these people really go above and beyond. Every individual is kind and helpful to the greatest extent and it's been a pleasure to stay at their hotel. 10 out of 10, would recommend to a friend

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  Kip Walsh

  :: 03 January 2018 23:07:28

  I really like this hotel. It is in a great location on Whitehall so really close for lots of stuff, plus the building is fantastic. Inside is done out really nicely - old style rather than modern and contemporary and it suits it. The rooms are good. Beds really comfy. Heated floor in the bathroom which is amazing in the middle of the night or the morning. A TV in the bathroom if you want a soak in the bath and watch some TV (Hint - whatever channel is on the bedroom TV is on in the bathroom - took me a few mins to figure that out). Free mini bar snacks (crisps, cold soft drinks, chocolate). I really recommend staying here if you are in town - lovely place. Breakfast is great too.