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The Mayflower

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Prices for The Mayflower

Single with ensuite bathroom: £85.00 to £95.00(USD140.88)  per room per night, breakfast included
Double with ensuite bathroom: £99.00 to £150.00(USD164.09)  per room per night, breakfast included
Twin with ensuite bathroom: Up to £120.00(USD0.00)  per room per night, breakfast included
Family with ensuite bathroom: Up to £160.00(USD0.00)  per room per night, breakfast included
 
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About The Mayflower

Clean, bright, independent, centrally-located hotel with easy access to transport, major tourist attractions and exhibition centres.

The Mayflower is a delightful hotel that prides itself on friendly and efficient service. Each of our 47 rooms are individually themed and have private marbled bathrooms and state of the art walk-in bath/shower rooms.

The Mayflower Facilities

Children Children welcome
Bookable product facilities CD player in all bedrooms
Colour television in all bedrooms
Ground floor bedrooms available
Internet access
Radio in all bedrooms
Tea & coffee making facilities in all bedrooms
Telephone in all bedrooms
Parking & transport Off site parking
Catering Serve breakfast
Provider facilities Central heating throughout
Separate guests' lounge
Lift
Night porter
Booking and payment details American Express accepted
Delta accepted
Euros accepted
JCB accepted
MasterCard accepted
Special group rates
Solo accepted
Sterling travellers' cheques accepted
Maestro accepted
Target markets Gay friendly
Green/environmentally friendly
Special provisions for lone female travellers

The Mayflower Address

Address:
26-28 Trebovir Road
Kensington
London
SW5 9NJ
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7370 0991
Fax: +44 (0)20 7370 0994

Location Information for The Mayflower

Address:
26-28 Trebovir Road
Kensington
London
SW5 9NJ
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7370 0991
Fax: +44 (0)20 7370 0994
Public transport: Earls Court Underground: Turn left out of the stationand pass McDonalds. Take the first left into Trebovir Road and walk down the street to the Mayflower Hotel.
By Road: M4: From West: At the completion of the M4 drive towards Central London and the A4. After going over the Hammersmith Flyover take the first right leaving the AirMalaysia building on your left. The fourth turning on the right is Trebovir Road. The Mayflower is on your left hand side. M1 or M11: From North: Turn onto the North Circular Road going towards the West. Follow signs to A40 heading towards Central London. Before joining the A40 (M) - elevated express route into Central London - Follow the signs for the M41, effectively turning right towards Shepherd's Bush & Kensington. At the roundabout go straight across continuing down the A320, leading towards Earls Court. Once you cross over the A4 (Cromwell Road) you will be in Earls Court Road and will need to proceed as detailed above.

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The Mayflower
 

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Ranked #539

Traveller Rating:

3.0
Based on 203 reviews

What to Expect:

  • 2.5 Rooms
  • 3.0 Service
  • 3.0 Value
  • 3.5 Cleanliness
  • 3.5 Dining

Recommended for:

  • 2.0 Young singles
  • 1.6 Older travelers
  • 1.5 Families with teenagers
  • 1.0 An amazing honeymoon
  • 0.9 Families with young children

  Latest 5 reviews of The Mayflower

Disappointing throughout! Avoid at all costs.

I was deceived into booking into the Mayflower Hotel by an outrageously flattering website and recommendation from Condé Nast. What appeared to be an excellent rate for a spacious, well equipped...

I was deceived into booking into the Mayflower Hotel by an outrageously flattering website and recommendation from Condé Nast. What appeared to be an excellent rate for a spacious, well equipped room was in fact a poor deal on the smallest hotel room I've ever set eyes on. The apparently slightly-below-standard-sized double bed reached from the partition separating the sink (in the bedroom, not the bathroom) to the far end of the room, with a very narrow channel separating the only accessible side of the bed from the poorly built, shallow, inadequate wardrobe. The shoe-box feel of the room was compounded by the angled wall at the foot of the bed.

Dissatisfied with the room, we were, reluctantly offered another which was marginally bigger - the bed was in this room was only against one wall(!) The usable size of the room (including the bed which felt smaller than a standard double) was roughly 7' square - smaller than some hotel bathrooms! Again, the quality of the furniture was very poor, the blind was torn and frayed along the length of one side. The bathroom was basic, and not well cleaned which may have contributed to the slight unpleasant smell.

The noise from the road is almost unbearable, but is marginally more palatable than the shrieking caged birds in the 'juice bar'.

Breakfast is included, but isn't a saving grace for this terrible hotel. A small selection of unidentified cereals, foul tea and coffee, and artificial-tasting unidentifed juice was topped only by the croissants which gave the impression they were baked a week previously. I didn't pluck up the courage to try the plates of two very-cheap looking processed meats or dry cheese. Cereal with milk had been spilled on the floor of the breakfast room before we reached it, and was still unattended when we had finished.

The staff are less than enthusiastic, an appropriate reflection of the hotel.

The hotel's website is entirely misleading, using words such as "spacious comfort", "luxury", "state-of-the-art" and "elegant" to describe what would be a step down from the average student halls of residence.

 
1.0
24 October 2009
by Yorkshire_or_nowt, Leeds
 

Best avoided

A six night stay with payment in advance meant we had to stick with this very average hotel. The standard room pre booked was so small that we could not fit our luggage and the two of us in the same...

A six night stay with payment in advance meant we had to stick with this very average hotel. The standard room pre booked was so small that we could not fit our luggage and the two of us in the same room so a upgrade to the 'Luxury room' was negotiated with difficulty. Cleanliness of the room and houskeeeping standards were poor.

Hotel staff were mostly courteous but little enthusiasm was displayed.

Take several references in some well known travel guides with a grain of salt.

 
2.0
13 October 2009
by wayfarerMelbourne, melbourne
 

Never ever ever ever stay here - sleeping on the pavement is cleaner

This is a dirty, pretentious hotel with poor facilities and extremely rude staff. When reporting a rat in my room (quite a large one), the reception staff asked me to 'open the balcony door and let...

This is a dirty, pretentious hotel with poor facilities and extremely rude staff. When reporting a rat in my room (quite a large one), the reception staff asked me to 'open the balcony door and let it out as there is no porter available'. No restaurant for evening meal and the furniture in the room has signs all over it saying 'damages will be charged for'. Very unwelcoming indeed. The bathroom in my room had mould and i got a splinter from the 'antique effect wooden flooring'. I am not particurlarly fussy, but this hotel really is dreadful.

 
1.0
6 October 2009
by NotFussyPerson, Newcastle-Under-Lyme
 

Poor Service

We had a bereavement , the Hotel took all the money for the cancelled room and then booked the room again, taking double money , and leaving a very distressed grieving wife. Their management...

We had a bereavement , the Hotel took all the money for the cancelled room and then booked the room again, taking double money , and leaving a very distressed grieving wife.

Their management supported this process.

 
1.0
24 September 2009
by Newton3, Australia
 

Warning - check the location of your apartment is not on a major road with a noise level to wake the dead.

Booked a one bedroom apt. in good faith having stayed with this hotel on Trebovir Road before. On arrival, taken some distance to "newly refurbished' property with an extremely busy 3 lane road...

Booked a one bedroom apt. in good faith having stayed with this hotel on Trebovir Road before. On arrival, taken some distance to "newly refurbished' property with an extremely busy 3 lane road literally metres from the bedroom window. The website has flash pictures of both bathroom and kitchen, however the substance is not there with very poor/dirty/minimal cooking equipment , a significant drainage problem in the shower, and a certainly not new, rock hard bed. Upon expressing our dismay at our location, the staff replied we should have filled out a special request at the time of booking and no, they did not have any other vacancy to relocate us. A done on the cheap renovaton of an older building in a poor location. Avoid.

 
2.0
14 September 2009
by SAOztwo, Adelaide
 

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