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Sunny intervals Hotel La Place
Visitor ReviewsTypical Prices
| Double with private bathroom: | £115.00 to £134.00 per room per night, breakfast included |
| Twin with ensuite bathroom: | £124.00 to £145.00 per room per night, breakfast included |
| Suite: | £135.00 to £160.00 per room per night, room only |
| Single with private bathroom: | £99.00 to £110.00 per room per night, breakfast included |
| Family with ensuite bathroom: | £135.00 to £160.00 per room per night, room only |
Description
Hotel La Place is a small, friendly boutique hotel in the heart of London's West End. Since its establishment in 1988 it has been managed by the same family. Our facilities include a 24-hour bar, restaurant, hospitality room and Internet café.
Our location is superb, in the heart of Marylebone Village.
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Facilities
| Children | Facilities for children Children welcome |
|---|---|
| Provider features | In town/city centre Of historic, literary or architectural interest |
| Bookable product facilities | Colour television in all bedrooms Ground floor bedrooms available Hairdryer in all bedrooms Modem point in all bedrooms Radio in all bedrooms Tea & coffee making facilities in all bedrooms Telephone in all bedrooms |
| Catering | Bar Serve breakfast Serve lunch Room service Caters for vegetarians |
| Provider facilities | Business facilities Central heating throughout Separate guests' lounge Ironing facilities Laundry service Lift Foreign languages spoken Night porter Public telephone |
| Booking and payment details | American Express accepted Delta accepted Diners Club accepted Euros accepted JCB accepted MasterCard accepted Solo accepted Sterling travellers' cheques accepted Maestro accepted Visa accepted |
| Target markets | Special provisions for lone female travellers |
Location Information for Hotel La Place
| Address | 17 Nottingham Place London W1U 5LG |
|---|---|
| Telephone | +44 (0)20 7486 2323 |
| Fax | +44 (0)20 7486 4335 |
| Directions by public transport | Baker Street - 3 mins walk From Baker Street underground station cross the road, take the second turning on the right, opposite Madame Tussauds. |
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Traveller Rating:
Based on 23 reviews
What to Expect:
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Recommended for:
Older travelers- Families with teenagers
- Young singles
An amazing honeymoon- Families with young children
Latest 5 reviews of Hotel La Place
Piece of a Gem
Had a Great time. This was my first time in London. I wanted to stay in a good part of the city where I would be close to shopping and easy access to the trains. We found the Hotel La Place. We also found it to be really charming and reasonably priced. On a residental street like a good number of them are, this place just sat right with me. I had a great time meeting and talking with Hal, who runs the Hotel with his mother and that made it more desierable to know it was family owned. I was directed to some of the best shopping on Oxford Circle and adjoining neighborhoods. A place I will be returning to many times to come.
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3 October 2008
Wonderful Place
I spent three nights at the hotel and absolutely loved it, the rooms were very nice, staff were friendly and the place had very nice charm to it. Would highly recommend the hotel.
3 October 2008
Le Place IS the place
I stayed at Le Place and was glad I did. Having stayed in several hotels across London, I was warmed by the atmosphere at Le Place: I like that it's a mother and son set up, had enough of corporate treatment! The staff were very friendly and the manager in particular (Mr Jaffer) was very helpful in advising about the local area. The room was comfortable, breakfast just right. I'll book here again for sure.
2 October 2008
Poorvalue
I stayed here for two nights in June having booked on-line and seen the pictures of the splendid spacious rooms. I was shown to a very dark , very small and dingy room in a rear extension (number 12). I refused this room and was offered another only with bad grace (we are very busy you know, we have no spare rooms, we have turned away several people already). If I had not been very tired I would have gone somewhere else. The room I was offered when I stood my ground was on the fourth floor - the lift goes only to the third - and was equally small but at least had a window giving some natural light. The web site advertises single rooms as having double beds. What is the reason for that? With a single bed the room would have been just about OK for size, having a double bed meant edging around the bed all the time to get anywhere. For two people it would have been difficult to move about the room.
The fittings were tired at best, the carpet very worn, the walls needed painting as fittings had clearly been moved recently and left dirty patches on the wall and the nail holes roughly filled, the door fittings had been changed and taped over, part of the curtain fitting had become detached from the wall etc. These seem like small things but taken all together with the others I have not listed the effect was off putting. My main disappointment was that this was going to cost L99.00 per night! The price is not justified even though it is an expensive part of town - as I was repeatedly reminded during my stay.
Having said all that there were some good points: there was a new air conditioning unit, the shower was good, there was a large flat screen TV, the location is good. Apart from the one person who seemed to think I should be grateful to stay there, the people who worked there were very friendly and helpful.
28 June 2008
disappointing 'boutique' hotel. Not good value for money
We stayed one night in June 2008 and thought it very expensive for the quality offered. Our room did have a huge bed but the room was small and therefore cramped. The furniture was chipped and shabby. The bathroom was small and it was very difficult to reach the bath taps around the bath screen. The water was not particularly hot. The public hall and stairs were tired looking. The breakfast very basic. No fruit, only orange juice offered, the full breakfast was only one small sausage, two small bits of bacon and egg and mushroom. It looked quite a mean ration on the plate for the amount we were paying for the room! We had to keep asking the girl for more coffee - we didn't even get our own pot. It felt like we were paying through the nose and may as well have gone to any cheap B & B. I could not see what they got their 'silver ' award for.
The croissants were good though and they were always helpful at the front desk. But I want more than that for L70 a night each!!
5 June 2008
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