Top Hotels Near British Dental Association Museum in London from AU$432

"A hotel is close to Paddington Station and all the other sites. The breakfast was excellent! The facilities are obviously old and rundown in the room was very small. "

"No soap in bathroom and had to ask them to refill them."

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"Beautiful hotel with wonderful decor. I received a friendly welcome and the check-in process was quick and easy. The room was spacious and comfortable, the pillows and towels in particular were lovely. Overall, a great stay. Would definitely stay here again."

"Convenient for shops and many theatres, Covent Garden."

"Internet was good. The bathroom wasn’t gross, but I also wouldn’t say it was very clean. Bed was hard, but the room was super quiet and comfy. You’ll be charged extra for everything you should get for free. Checking in early isn’t an option without a fee, nor is leaving your bags - without a fee. "

"Really good location at the top of Oxford Street near Marble Arch Tube Station. Small room but all we needed for 1 night "

"A pleasant stay, ruined by a hidden service charge. On check out a 5% service charge was added to my bill. When questioned I was given the passive aggressive response that the charge was optional and “if you don’t want to reward our dedicated staff then we can remove it”. I felt very pressured in this situation and being unaware of tippping custom had no option but to pay the charge. I sent a follow up review to the hotel and received an unpleasant response that it was mentioned in the hotel registration card - although it was not mentioned in the Expedia price. The hotel must understand that tipping is a deeply nuanced issue - when staying in an expensive hotel we always want to reward the lowly paid service staff, but the way this was presented was unpleasant and felt like social engineering. The Marylebone Hotel is effectively using the status of its service staff to extract an additional 5 pc from customers. I would challenge the hotel - if you really want to reward your staff, then raise their salaries 5 pc and be honest about it in the fee you quote on Expedia. Alternatively, fund the staff pay increase from management fees and let me pay a bonus to management if I enjoy the hotel. My enjoyment of a hotel is dictated more by management than by service staff, so this is a much fairer arrangement. It removes the pressure from guests and rewards the staff you profess to care so much for. I would have given 5 star but have reduced to 1 star as a result. "

"This was a great little hotel. The staff was very helpful. The restaurant served a very nice lunch and dinner and the bar always served delicious cocktails. Rooms are nice and clean and surprisingly spacious."