East Midlands Fishing Holidays

Great location and rooms are spacious, quiet, and well maintained. The lobby smells of hookah smoke all day and night which I personally found to be unpleasant. Otherwise this hotel is good value for money.

An extraordinary stay. Quiet luxury, timeless elegance, impeccable service. MO Hyde Park went above and beyond to make our stay an unique experience and made my birthday memorable; an upgrade to the Hyde Park Suite was truly a special and delightful treat. The birthday dessert and drinks awaiting us in our suite put a smile on my face! Thanks to Leonardo and Francesca for exceeding all of our expectations.

Premium Traveller? Look Elsewhere - Not Worth the Price I paid £1,001.70 for two nights in a Studio Extra. In my view, the room and service did not justify a premium price point. The room was extremely dark, had a prominent cork ceiling that was not apparent from the imagery I relied on when booking, and had an unpleasant smell. The overall presentation was materially below what I would expect from a £500+ per night room. I raised these issues during the stay. The property manager subsequently called me and strongly pushed for an inspection of the room while I was occupying it. I found the interaction unnecessarily accusatory and unhelpful, rather than consistent with the service level I would expect from a premium room. I was subsequently offered £50 by the property. I did not regard this as resolving the wider issue. After charges relating to items on the room bill, only £12 was ultimately returned to me. Expedia subsequently reviewed the matter. The property declined my request for any meaningful gesture. To be clear, my complaint was not simply about personal taste or expecting a particular room design. It was about the relationship between what was represented, the condition and presentation of the room actually provided, and the premium price paid. At approximately £200 per night, I could understand the proposition. At £500+ per night, there are substantially better options in East London. Premium travellers - hard avoid.

Ah what a perfect hotel and location! Just at the end of Oxford street and very close to the Tottenham Court Road tube station. The hotel was beautiful with its modern design and decor. Spacious rooms and bathroom. Very comfortable beds with crisp duvet covers. Gown, slippers, steamer and hairdryer in the wardrobe. Coffee machine and air conditioning that was controlled in room. We didn’t have breakfast but there were plenty of options close by for food. Hope this hotel is available next time we visit London

Great customer service.

An extraordinary stay. Quiet luxury, timeless elegance, impeccable service. MO Hyde Park went above and beyond to make our stay an unique experience and made my birthday memorable; an upgrade to the Hyde Park Suite was truly a special and delightful treat. The birthday dessert and drinks awaiting us in our suite put a smile on my face! Thanks to Leonardo and Francesca for exceeding all of our expectations.

The hotel is fantastic but the service is exceptional.

Room was clean, breakfast as usual many varieties and staff overall good.

Great customer service.

Good breakfast

Good breakfast

An extraordinary stay. Quiet luxury, timeless elegance, impeccable service. MO Hyde Park went above and beyond to make our stay an unique experience and made my birthday memorable; an upgrade to the Hyde Park Suite was truly a special and delightful treat. The birthday dessert and drinks awaiting us in our suite put a smile on my face! Thanks to Leonardo and Francesca for exceeding all of our expectations.

Premium Traveller? Look Elsewhere - Not Worth the Price I paid £1,001.70 for two nights in a Studio Extra. In my view, the room and service did not justify a premium price point. The room was extremely dark, had a prominent cork ceiling that was not apparent from the imagery I relied on when booking, and had an unpleasant smell. The overall presentation was materially below what I would expect from a £500+ per night room. I raised these issues during the stay. The property manager subsequently called me and strongly pushed for an inspection of the room while I was occupying it. I found the interaction unnecessarily accusatory and unhelpful, rather than consistent with the service level I would expect from a premium room. I was subsequently offered £50 by the property. I did not regard this as resolving the wider issue. After charges relating to items on the room bill, only £12 was ultimately returned to me. Expedia subsequently reviewed the matter. The property declined my request for any meaningful gesture. To be clear, my complaint was not simply about personal taste or expecting a particular room design. It was about the relationship between what was represented, the condition and presentation of the room actually provided, and the premium price paid. At approximately £200 per night, I could understand the proposition. At £500+ per night, there are substantially better options in East London. Premium travellers - hard avoid.