Trafalgar reviews
Obnoxious bouncer and elitist attitude towards the roof garden. Not only is there a compulsory service charge on drinks up there, you now have to pay £5 'cover charge' to go up there at all. Funnily enough this isn't mentioned when you call/email to enquire. Pretentious.
by Karen Taylor, 23 Jul 2008
by Karen Taylor, 23 Jul 2008
Just excellent in every way: superb location; uniformly very good, efficient, welcoming and 'can do' staff; surprisingly large rooms; excellent and interesting F&B. I will certainly return.
by davidvic (2 reviews), 08 Dec 2005
by davidvic (2 reviews), 08 Dec 2005
Great location, characterful building, and a superb collection of bourbons at the bar downstairs!
by Anonymous, 14 Sep 2005
by Anonymous, 14 Sep 2005
Great location and super friendly service. Browsing through I found out that this is a 'lifestyle' Hilton, meaning art, music and design all come under one roof. And above it. From the roof garden bar you get the best view I ever had of Trafalgar Square, while comfortably sitting on stylish furniture.
I didn't have time for the restaurant downstairs but I'll definitely come back for its tapas style menu.
If only the gym would have been ready. They promise it's a matter of days. Great hotel.
by Anonymous, 05 Jun 2005
I didn't have time for the restaurant downstairs but I'll definitely come back for its tapas style menu.
If only the gym would have been ready. They promise it's a matter of days. Great hotel.
by Anonymous, 05 Jun 2005
Only stayed here for one night but rather enjoyed it. The location is superb for somebody visiting London for sight-seeing - Trafalgar Square on your doorstep, Green Park 50 metres away, close to Covent Garden, St James's, Soho and Westminster - perfect.
I was surprised to find it's a Hilton hotel - more individual and of a higher quality than many of their city hotels.
The rooms were comfortable and not too small by London standards and the bar was great - superb cocktails and friendly table service. There's also a decent restaurant (Jago) downstairs and a roof garden which looked great but wasn't open the night I was there.
by wabbit (13 reviews), 09 Apr 2005
I was surprised to find it's a Hilton hotel - more individual and of a higher quality than many of their city hotels.
The rooms were comfortable and not too small by London standards and the bar was great - superb cocktails and friendly table service. There's also a decent restaurant (Jago) downstairs and a roof garden which looked great but wasn't open the night I was there.
by wabbit (13 reviews), 09 Apr 2005
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