Hotel 41

This is a very touching old hotel. In an era when the tourism service industry has basically given up or laid flat, it is not easy to find such a conscientious old hotel that maintains high standards. Taking advantage of the off-season in March, I was able to stay in the old hotel of the Red Carnation Group for the first time. 41 and Reuben next door belong to the same group, and the same enthusiastic old doorman is responsible for the roadside greeting. From the moment you step into the hotel door, you can feel the meticulous service, especially the Korean little girl housekeeper who received us, who is cute and enthusiastic. As a boutique hotel, it has only one floor, and the public area serves as a lobby and lobby bar, which is very old money style. Welcome champagne, candy snacks, ice cream, hot food and cold cuts afternoon tea and midnight snacks are provided in the morning, noon and evening. The signature snack is chocolate shortbread. But I have to say that the ordinary room is too small. It is a bit difficult to turn around when two people stay and two large boxes. The decoration and equipment of the bathroom are also old-fashioned. When turning the bed at night, a hot water bottle will be put in the quilt. It feels that you can almost make any request to the housekeeper, and even help you pack your luggage if necessary. The hotel is just opposite the stable garage of Buckingham Palace. We walked there to check in at Buckingham Palace, Big Ben and Westminster Abbey.

This is an absolutely amazing little place! The breakfast is delicious, the service is excellent, and it's simply wonderful!

The service fee is crazy. If you stay with one more person, you have to pay an extra 200 pounds deposit. The experience is very bad. It feels like you have to pay a service fee to breathe in this hotel.

The service fee is outrageous. Although the service staff smiles every day, it makes people feel uncomfortable. Choose carefully. The service fee is too high, and it is when you are not worth the money. In addition, it charges an extra 200 pounds deposit for bringing one person. When checking out, even if he did not provide you with any service, he will inexplicably charge you a lot of service fees

Excellent location Hygiene: clean and tidy Service: considerate Lao Qianfeng housekeeper service, helped me organize my luggage neatly the next day😳

Magnificent secret gem near Buckingham Palace ^^! The staff is top notch!

I booked this hotel because it was ranked first in London by trip advisor, but it was no longer ranked first when I checked out. I felt that a high ranking would bring many seemingly considerate little services, such as someone making the bed every night, and sending small things like pillow spray and desserts. But all services are actually charged. In addition to the room rate, a 20-pound service fee is added every night, which was not mentioned when I checked in or on the booking page. The hotel is located opposite Buckingham Palace and very close to Victoria Station, which is very convenient for watching Hamilton, but I feel that the cost performance is average. The hotel is very small, with only one floor. The public area is basically a lounge, and breakfast and other things are all here. The only elevator is also very old, and there is a loud noise when closing the door. Our room is very small, the bed is only 1.5 meters, and we can barely put two suitcases with a luggage rack and footrest. The sink in the bathroom is very small and can't hold toiletries. The faucet hardware should be very old and needs to be twisted many times to turn it off. There is a gap after the curtain is closed and it can't completely block the light. During the stay, a lamp in the room was broken and kept flashing. There was also a fire alarm that woke me up before 8 o'clock in the morning. I can't imagine how TripAdvisor ranks first. There are welcome champagne and small desserts on the first day of check-in. There are also some chocolate candies and ice cream in the lounge every day. There are some simple buffets in the evening, such as cakes and salads, but drinks are charged separately. A bottle of Coke including service charge is about 8 pounds, which is quite a rip-off. If you don't particularly like retro style, I don't recommend it. The new room of the South Bank Hilton Hotel where I stayed before is large, the breakfast is rich and cheap, and it is also very convenient to go anywhere.

Everything is fine