Lord Milner Hotel

The room was lovely (four poster bed) but smaller than i had expected even though it was called a 'deluxe room', we stayed in The Lord Milner room- not the best view, but clean and comfortable. Lovely receptionist but air con didn't work. was told it had only been put in one week ago and was due to be turned on next week (looked a bit older than a week old however)!
about a five minute walk to the tube and plenty of cafes, delicatessens on the end of the street ~(perfect for breakfast as this was pricey £11.99 for us. although we wouldn't stay there again, i would reccommend it to anyone who wants a clean, comfortable, quiet hotel. i would colass it however as 4* rather than 5*
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I would just like to say this hotel was the best I have ever stayed in. Initially slightly nervous about going because its a very uppper-class looking place on the photo's and indeed this is true to real life, also with the place not being child friendly (no under 12's) I had preconceptions that it might be pretty stuck up.
The truth is thought its a brilliant place! The staff were extremely friendly and not just in a professional way, I felt that they actually would have been happy to be able to help us if we had an issue. The room was breath taking, nice 4 poster bed and a modern LCD TV. There was a fridge with cans of cola and bottles of water for us to drink no charge.
We really felt like we were in a 5 star hotel for once. I have stayed at many others but this one will now take some beating.
Thank you Lord Milner Hotel.
Steve Rich & Dawn Hall

Excellent

Excellent. Staff friendly and helpful. This unusual small hotel would be an all-round winner for us, except that the air-conditioning was not working in our room (the Lady Milner) on one of the hottest nights of the year. In turn this meant open windows and a noisier night than one would have expected. Also, the wireless broadband didn't reach as far as our room. If these issues could be fixed this would be where we'd always stay when visiting London.

The breakfast at the Hotel although fairly expensive was quite substantial and was delivered to the room at the time requested. The hotel is small and has no restaurant or breakfast room. The parking is also a bit of a pain. Free parking outside if you can find a space between 10pm and 8.30am. The nearest multi-storey parking is 500m at nearly £40 per day. The hotel is very close to Victoria Station. I would not class the hotel as 5 Star - there are no facilities other than the ensuite room. The room I had was the Club Room which was in the basement with the window below street level and looking out to a fire escape. Overall the accommodation is no better than many 3 Star Hotels I have stayed in at double the price.