Cotswolds Waterpark Holidays

These are apartment hotels and I stay in them 2 times a year, when I visit my daughter sometimes for months or few weeks Presidental Apartments was by far the best. Staff on 24 hours, fully stocked room with everything you need, smaller shops close by and Big Tesco for a big shop should you need a variety of groceries. Housekeeping services every day and the gem of the hotel is Michael who is the concierge/ door man. This is a super safe area and a 3 mins walk from tube station. You can be in central London in as little as 20 mins. Highly recommend

Room was comfortable, clean and homey. Staff were wonderful and the location is simply fantastic. Highly recommended place to stay for this part of London.

Staff was very friendly, room was clean and we had a great stay.

Absolutely beautiful hotel. Perfect location one minute walk from Earl’s Court tube, but on a quiet and pretty road. Every member of staff was lovely, check in was super efficient and the common areas are very stylish and comfy. The room was so nice I found myself taking photos for home decor inspiration! There are nice toiletries, tea/coffee, complimentary water, slipper and lovely quality bedding and towels. I wouldn’t change a thing. I’d happily stay here again whenever I’m in London and I hope I get to very soon!

Staff anticipated our every need. Beautiful hotel. Nice bar. Great location

The room was nicely appointed and everything was kept very clean. The location was great with easy access to the different areas of London we wanted to visit. The staff was friendly, knowledgeable and very helpful.

Staff anticipated our every need. Beautiful hotel. Nice bar. Great location

Great amenities and very courteous staff

Room was comfortable, clean and homey. Staff were wonderful and the location is simply fantastic. Highly recommended place to stay for this part of London.

Staff was very friendly, room was clean and we had a great stay.

I didn’t have a great stay I ticked the good star. The thing about the Berkeley is it should be re-named as it bares no resemblance to the original Berkeley Hotel we first stayed in 30 years ago .It has gone through some great changes over the years the Blue bar and Collins room designed by David Collins and didn’t Sir Richard Roger’s design the entrance . Now you have the Collins room area that has nothing to do with the hotel and a strange mash up between the new Emory hotel owned by the May

Wouldn’t stay again. Very noisy. Room was all satisfactory however didn’t feel comfortable or safe being a single women. The rooms around also banged doors all night.

There was a very nice person at the front desk for check in and who also helped to try and find the heater switch. Room was so very small and the bed placed right by the wall and window. Could not tuck in the duvet and it kept falling off. Radiator not accessible, staff tried to help but fortunately it got warmer so did not need it the second day. Underground station is very close and there is a wide diverse variety of restaurants close to the hotel Can hear the underground trains from the room, but not too bothersome. Creaky stairs outside my room I think too expensive for this size room and I am sure the larger rooms are more comfortable

Staff was very friendly, room was clean and we had a great stay.