Millennium Mayfair

It was just okay, more later… room service food was horrible, room was made up everyday but it wasn’t to full potential (missing towels, half cleaned bathroom, amenities not stocked, etc) It’s close to the embassies in Grosvenor Square, which made for easy access to work/​business areas. Closey located to Oxford Street and all major shopping. I went to get my room keys re keyed twice and had a problem, but with the front desk staffs’ stuck up attitude and the look over. which made me uncomfortable. Mind you I was sick, and wasn’t dressed in business attire but nice jeans and a sweater– they looked at me as if I didn’t belong. this made me VERY uncomfortable. Later on that day, I guess «notes were written in my profile, because the girl apologised profusely. I guess she found out who I was working for, so she started being really really nice. It may be a «luxury» 4 star hotel, but if I had a better choice, I would HIGHLY recommend not staying here. It is decent though for rooms and proximity to where I needed to be at.
I agree with Ricky, however my room was quite nice. The bathroom though there was problems with the toilet and drainage of water from the tub and shower. Yes, the shower was tiny. I had problems with the wifi, but it didn’t bother me as I had a brought a pocket wifi device which I rented out from Heathrow for the business trip.

I came here for afternoon tea on a voucher deal, and I couldn’t have been happier with the experience — the waiting staff were great, the tea set was gorgeous and the food was fabulous. My companion was disappointed by the lack of chocolate on the puddings, but I was really happy with the selection and the glass of champagne.

Mother’s Day is one day of the year I really look forward to, I get to spend the day with Mumma Squibb doing lush things and there’s no better way to spend it than having afternoon tea!
We were invited to the Millennium Hotel in Mayfair for a fantastic event that both Mumma and I thoroughly enjoyed!
Upon arrival we were greeted with a glass of Prosecco and lots of other lovely bloggers with their mums. We were then whisked around the hotel in a whirlwind tour to see the stunning rooms and suites.
Our first stop on our tour was the boardrooms available for meetings, the banquet hall for weddings and big events and the stunning foyer. I had no idea the hotel had so many huge rooms hidden behind it’s stunning façade.
The rooms and suites were so luxurious. A lot of London hotels are beautiful in the public areas but tired in the rooms, this is far from the case here; the rooms were spotless and impeccably designed.
Oh the Afternoon Tea was awesome too! With four sandwiches; cucumber, salmon and cream cheese, chicken and egg and cress, to chose from, raisin and plain scones and of course a plate filled with the finest delicacies.
The food was divine, the company was pretty good too; lots of lovely bloggers!
I will certainly be returning to try the next lot of seasonal sandwiches and try out one of their amazing looking beds!

Sure, its a «luxury» hotel but why the hell should you care just because they say it is? The rooms are small, the shower wouldn’t drain so I was standing in water, the shower head garbage, and the worst part by far is the lack of internet.
Now, I’m not just saying the WiFi sucks or its not high speed. Its barely even internet. I couldn’t even download emails on their version of WiFi! You will not be able to do any business at this hotel from your room or the lobby.
I rarely write reviews on hear but I had to warn people who might want to throw their money at this hotel.

A nice hotel with okay kind of rooms — first room I got smelled moist and was really small so I went to the reception and they were very helpful and let me check out another room before deciding to move — The new room was more spacey (did not smell) but while the service is great and it’s really clean — the interior like doors, walls, panels and some if the furniture is quite bruised — not an issue had it been a lower level hotel.
I would like to mention that the placement of the hotel is quite fantastic — very central and next to the little park :-)

I loved this hotel! It was very clean and they are very accommodating. We had problems with our wifi in the room and they were willing to change our room and also updated the system for us as well to ensure that we were taken care of.
The tub in the bathroom was wonderful
I made sure to take a bath every night to relax. The hotel is close to a park, shopping and many restaurants. I would definitely stay here again.

After deciding to spend a few weeks travelling (and by travelling I mean terrorizing) Europe with my sister and our two best friends, I came across this hotel on travelzoo. I had used travelzoo before to book hotels on past debauchery filled trips, so I trusted it would be a good experience. Consistent, the service was not… throughout our stay we had varying degrees of service ranging from excellent to horrible.
The hotel looked nice from both the exterior and interior. It was decorated in beautiful victorian antique furniture with a modern twist thrown in here and there. Upon arrival we were greeted by the bell-​boy who took our bags and delivered them to our rooms shortly after checking in.
Check-​in was a disaster. After waiting a good 30 minutes I was finally greeted by a staff member. After looking up our reservation she had told me that we had only prepaid for the first night of our stay so I would have to pay for the remaining nights. We spent the better half of the next 20 minutes discussing this in length (before I had left I made a point of paying for all the hotels and transportation ahead of time as to not have to worry about such things during the trip) After telling me over and over again that I was «probably just tired from the flight» and «confused» an exhausted me forked over my visa and was charged 980 pounds so that the four of us could go to our rooms and try and get some sleep.
As I like to travel as comfortable as possible, I had made a point of purchasing the club membership so we could have full access to the lounge which included free champagne and breakfast each day. The next morning the four of us waddled out of bed, threw on our faces and went to the lounge to enjoy some of these luxuries. We were greeted by a gentlemen who was extremely short and rude with us. After looking us up in the system to confirm we were who we said we were and checking our ID… even tho we had our keys to access the area… we were let in. (Later we found out he had mixed up our room keys when he gave them back to us which cost us a trip to the front desk In order to figure out why we were all locked out of our rooms)
The breakfast we good, with a large selection to choose from. Drinks were available free of charge throughout the day and champagne was served from 6 until 9 each night. The rooms were spacious and the beds moderately comfortable.
Upon check out the first thing that was said to me after being greeted was «I’m sorry but it appears you were over charged on your stay.» After telling her the debacle that had became our check-​in, I was told I had in fact pre-​paid for all of our stay and that I would be refunded the 980 pounds right away… although it would take 3 – 5 business days for the refund to be processed by visa. She remained very polite and apologetic throughout the rest of the checkout process.
The hotel was in a decent location, close to major attractions and great places to dine at. It was clean and nicely decorated. However the staff were a little too rude. I don’t think I will stay here again on account of the inconsistencies.

The standard room are just ok and very London prices however the service is very good as you would expect in this kind of hotel.
We’ve decided to get an upgrade and it was so much better in the suites on all levels.

Sehr schönes Hotel mit großen Studios und einer tollen Club Lounge

Wedding til 1 in the am shaking my room. People coming into the room despite the do not disturb sign and the worst concierge I have ever dealt with in my life. This place is not worth a fraction of the price

The Millennium Mayfair is located by Grosvenor Square a few minutes walk from Bond Street subway station (also fairly close to Green Park and Marble Arch). It is truly a great location in the center of London.
Upon entering the hotel I was quickly greeted by friendly staff. Check-​in was quick and efficient. Took extra care to ask if I wanted a room on a high or low floor, close to elevator etc. So very service-​minded which is to be expected but nonetheless cannot be taken for granted. Getting to the room was however a bit slower. The elevators are very slow and when a lot of people are using them there are waiting times.
I got up to the room and first thing I wanted to do was to do some work. Tried accessing the wifi network, but the connection was very weak so was having problems to get it to work unless I seated myself next to the door. The next thing I then wanted to do was to call the reception and ask them to change rooms — interestingly enough it is not possible to dial the reception from the rooms. Called the business centre and asked them to connect me to the reception — was told that they do not allow that. They could however ask someone to call me when they have the time to do so. Took around 10 minutes so not that long but still annoying. Was informed they had problems with the wifi but they offered me a new room so problem solved (for the time being). They do charge £20 per 24 hours for wifi so rather expensive and while I could use it that evening the wifi connection was down the majority of the time I spent at the hotel and the staff were not helpful (had to be really firm in telling them that I will not pay extra to use the computers in the business center when I already paid once to use the wifi and it is not working.).
The room I was changed to was a nice spacious room, large with a separate area with sofa. Comfortable bed, decent desk and ok TV, Bathroom was large and clean. Everything was however as the hotel as a whole rather worn and it should probably be modernized soon.
Breakfast was pretty decent. Not a huge selection of food but the things they had were good quality. Service was however incredible slow if asking for something non-​standard (quickly got coffee, but the fried eggs took 15 minutes which is not ok).
Overall the hotel is in a great location, if the wifi is working and they speed up the service it would be a very good hotel. The negatives are mainly that it is overpriced for what you get and it is not very modern.

This year, the Millennium had some great rates in London, so I wanted to take advantage of this. I was there in the middle of February, and there are some definite perks to this hotel, and a couple oddities.
Here are the major pros. The hotel is a Millenium, and is a very nice, business hotel. The linens are good, rooms are well appointed, and all the things you expect. The location is great. It’s on Grosvenor Square, near the Canadian Embassy. It’s less than a 5 minute walk to the Bond St. station, so there’s excellent access to the Central and Jubilee lines, and right next to the high end shops as well as the mid-​range shops on the main shopping drag.
The room service was prompt and tasty as well. I had chicken tikka masala, and it’s kind of a tradition for me.
The main issue I have with the hotel is the Internet pricing. It’s exorbitantly expensive. Also, the front desk service and be a little spotty, not always as together as one might want.
That being said, it was a very nice experience, and I’d stay here again in a heartbeat.

A very nice hotel in a beautiful area of London — we stayed here for a vacation and were very pleased.
LOCATION: On Grosvenor Square in Mayfair. A safe clean park is right across the street. Many embassies on the square including USA and Canada, so there’s a lot of security.
ROOMS: Fairly traditional décor in a decent size. Good storage and very nice bathrooms with heated towel racks and a soaking tub.
EATING: We didn’t eat or drink at the hotel. Oxford St is 3 blocks up and there are lots if restaurants on the surrounding streets.
TRANSPORT: Oxford, Marble Arch or St James tube stops are just blocks away. If you’re going to be here for a few days, just get an Oyster card, it saves tons.
STAFF: Not particularly friendly, but not unpleasant either. Just OK.
PRICING: We snagged a screaming deal on Travelocity, so watch for specials.

Nice hotel. Perfect if you are looking for a quiet but close to everything location. Excellent service, very helpful staff. Wi-​Fi needs to be improved.

Talk about doing London in style.
I stayed here from Feb 6 – 16 and boy did I enjoy myself. The hotel is located in a Ritzy part of london. It right by the US embassy. Its a 7 min walk to Oxford street where you can enjoy all the Shopping you want. This area is def safe and you can roam around at all hours and feel safe. It has a 2 bar lounges and 3 restaurants.
The staff was extremely nice and always ready and willing to help us with anything we needed. If we needed a taxi on a raining day there was Joseph the doorman at the corner of the street flagging down a taxi for us. I wanted my tie to be tied in a Windsor knot and sure enough the receptionist came around his desk and tied it for me.
I will say one downfall of this hotel is that you have to pay for Wifi its 5 pounds for 4 hrs or 20 pounds for 24 hrs. You would think by staying there for such a long period of time and paying what you pay wifi would be included but its not.
I will def recommend this hotel to anybody staying in the area. You def get what you pay for and for what i paid for the service and staff was Exquisite!!!

Cet hôtel élégant bénificie d’un emplacement exceptionnel sur la belle et tranquille place Grosvenor dominée par la statue de Roosevelt, à deux pas d’Oxford Street.
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Il a pour proche voisin l’ambassade des Etats-​Unis et l’on se sent ici en sécurité à condition d’accepter la présence de nombreuses caméras.
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Les policiers sont, quant à eux, beaucoup plus discrets que dans certains quartiers de Paris.
Les chambres sont vastes, confortables et meublées avec goût mais certaines mériteraient d’être modernisées. La direction devrait notamment changer ces antiques téléviseurs qui trônent sur les commodes.
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Le service est très pro mais manqué un peu de chaleur.
Le petit déjeuner buffet est excellent mais facturé trop cher. Vous paierez la moitié seulement en traversant la rue pour vous rendre chez Ripoux.
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Bilan: très bon hôtel mais encore perfectible.
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This was quite a hotel. Although, from the outside it didn’t look particularly special as there are so many hotels in London with a similar façade, on the inside it was luxurious.
The reception area was large and bright but it was the room which was most impressive part. After complaining to my partner that it was very poorly designed and laid out due to the huge tv facing a wall rather than the bed or sofa on either side, I then realised it pulled out of it’s wooden cabinet and swivelled either way! The coffee table also had a selection of magazines and bathrobes and slippers were provided — which were a nice touch.
A little bit of luxury in a convenient location.

From walking into the reception of this hotel you can tell how plush it is, marble all over the place and exotic flower displays. The reception staff were very friendly and efficient. We were given a room overlooking Grosvenor Square. The area around the lift on each floor was also pleasant, with seats and more exotic flowers.
The room was a good size although the en-​suite was quite small. Both were spotlessly clean. There was more marble in the bathroom and lovely complimentary toiletries.
Facilities in the room included a mini bar, safe, trouser press and writing materials as well as the usual TV and refreshment making facilities.
The buffet breakfast was amazing, our waitress was very attentive and couldn’t have been more helpful — encouraging us to pile our plates and go back for more! The choice was outstanding — everything from cereal, toast, cooked breakfast, cold meats, cheeses, yoghurts, muffins, Ryvitas, fruit, juices. I didn’t need to eat again until the evening.
The hotel is only a few minutes walk from Oxford and Regent Street, yet is situated in a very peaceful and nice area.

Sejour Shopping
Ce n’est pas l’hôtel le moins cher dans lequel j’ai passé un moment à Londres mais c’est certainement l’un des mieux tenus. L’accueil et le service sont très professionnels. A noter Egalement: Grosvenor Square est à deux pas de Oxford Street (idéal pour le shopping) tout en étant plutôt bien protége du bruit des grandes rues. Enfin si les prix peuvent faire frémir, il est possible d’avoir des tarifs dégriffés de dernière minute sur Internet en cherchant un peu…