Hotel Lily London, London

My stay at the hotel had its highs and lows. The location was convenient, just a short walk from West Brompton tube station, and close to various dining options. The rooms, however, were a bit of a letdown with issues like a non-functioning radiator, dusty walls, and a detached shower head. The service was a mix of excellence and an unfortunate incident of trying to take advantage of foreign tourists. The dining experience was basic but sufficient, and the facilities were adequate.

The hotel's rooms were below average with a tired and dated look, but they were small, nice, and cozy. The service was mixed, with one aggressive receptionist but overall helpful and attentive staff. The location was very central and well-served by public transport, although it could be more welcoming. The dining experience was subpar with a disappointing dining room setup. Overall, the hotel offered some positives but had several areas that needed improvement.

My stay at the hotel was overall pleasant. The location is great with easy access to transportation options and the ILEC conference center nearby. The rooms were clean and cozy, but the bathroom was a letdown. The service was helpful, but housekeeping standards varied. The dining experience was satisfactory, offering a decent breakfast selection. The facilities were adequate, though some maintenance issues were evident. The value for money was fair considering the location and amenities provided.

My stay at the hotel had some ups and downs. The rooms were a bit disappointing, with minimal facilities and even a brown stain near the bed, although they did offer to move us. On the positive side, the service was excellent and the staff were very helpful and polite.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The rooms were old and untidy, very smelly, with broken windows, and freezing cold. However, they were quite basic and somehow comfortable. The service was overall excellent value, but the check-in staff was very rude. The location was reasonably central in London, allowing for easy access to public transport. The dining was limited to an 'English brekkie' only. Despite the drawbacks, the hotel was in a convenient location and had friendly staff.