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The Cumberland, A Guoman Hotel
Typical Prices
| Double with ensuite bathroom: | £139.00 to £229.00 per room per night, room only |
| Twin with ensuite bathroom: | £139.00 to £229.00 per room per night, room only |
| Suite: | £340.00 to £490.00 per room per night, room only |
| Single with ensuite bathroom: | £125.00 to £200.00 per room per night, room only |
| Family with ensuite bathroom: | £205.00 to £300.00 per room per night, room only |
Description
The Cumberland is London's newest world-class hotel. A place where breathtaking style and design, exceptional comfort and personal service combine to form a truly unique and intimate experience. The Cumberland is situated at the top of Park Lane, one of London's most upmarket districts. This unique hotel has over 1,000 contemporary designer bedrooms. The Cumberland, like every Guoman Hotel, sets out to be different
Each bedroom is individually styled and contains personalised works of art. Technology is also a prominent feature, from the plasma screen or LCD television entertainment centres, to the Internet connection points in every room. And there are all the comforts you would expect from a world-class hotel, such as Egyptian cotton sheets atop luxurious mattresses and stylish yet functional bathrooms with some of the best showers around.
The Cumberland has two bars and a brassiere restaurant run by celebrity chef, Gary Rhodes, as well as the 'Market', offering a choice of 11 food styles prepared from five separate open kitchens. A further fine dining restaurant opening 2005 is set to entice you with a sensuous array of the finest food and drink set in a stylishly modern environment.
The Cumberland has 26 meeting and function rooms which exceed the requirements of even the most demanding of today's business user: bristling with all the latest technology, they are completely self-contained and equipped with everything you'll ever need.
Facilities
| Children | Children welcome |
|---|---|
| Bookable product facilities | Colour television in all bedrooms Hairdryer in all bedrooms Modem point in all bedrooms Radio in all bedrooms Tea & coffee making facilities in all bedrooms Telephone in all bedrooms |
| Parking & transport | Off site parking |
| Provider features | In town/city centre |
| Catering | Bar Serve breakfast Serve evening meal Serve lunch Room service Caters for vegetarians |
| Provider facilities | Air conditioning throughout Business facilities Currency exchange Conference facilities Licenced for civil marriages Event venue Ironing facilities Laundry service Lift Foreign languages spoken Night porter Stag/hen parties welcome Available for wedding receptions |
| Booking and payment details | American Express accepted Delta accepted Diners Club accepted JCB accepted MasterCard accepted Special group rates Solo accepted Sterling travellers' cheques accepted Maestro accepted Visa accepted |
Location Information for The Cumberland, A Guoman Hotel
| Address | Great Cumberland Place, London London W1A 4RF |
|---|---|
| Telephone | 0870 4008701 |
| Fax | 0870 3339281 |
| Website | www.guoman.com/the-cumberland |
| Directions by public transport | Marble Arch The hotel is located directly above the station. |
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Traveller Rating:
Based on 465 reviews
What to Expect:
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Recommended for:
Young singles
Families with teenagers
Older travelers- An amazing honeymoon
- Families with young children
Latest 5 reviews of The Cumberland, A Guoman Hotel
great for a visit to london
stayed with 3 teenage boys for weekend in london. read other trip advisor reviews and noted wide variation in reviews. The key get right is to book directly with the hotel (not the call centre) and get a delux refurbished room with a view AND confirm this with the front desk on arrival
key positives:
great position - for a run in hyde park, access to west end, shops etc
modern rooms, good bathrooms
good breakfasts
attractive lobby
very competitive pricing
helpful conciege and staff
reduced ncp parking cost
too consider:
huge hotel, very busy, wide variation of clientele
not for a romantic weekend
10 November 2008
Fab Hotel, brilliant location!!!
My friend and I stayed at The Cumberland for a girlie getaway. We arrived on the Friday night - check in was quick and the lobby is vibrant and busy. We were given a large twin room, with the most comfortable bed i have slept in (besides my own!). We went down to the bar late in the evening - prices were high - but this is central London. We eventually went to the on site club - for free and danced all night till 3 am. This was one of the best nights out I've ever had in London, such a good laugh and great music. Spoke to a few of the people in the club and they said that it is one of the "in" places in the area - just make sure you have a full wallett!
We didn't have breakfast at the hotel, but there is a brilliant patesserie just outside the entrance of the hotel that was very well priced, and I can't recommend the cakes enough!!
All staff in the hotel were extremley polite and professional, and the hotel itself was a pleasure to stay in and I would recommend a stay there - the location is amazing and facilities fab. Molton Brown/ Elemis products impressed me and my friend.
One of the best things about the hotel is a well organised and secure luggage room where we left our cases before we got the train home, was so good not having to cart them around Oxford St. Brilliant!!
Taxis to/rfrom Euston - between L6/8 not worth buying a tube ticket. Two glasses of wine L15 (off licence outside hotel!) Tube station 2 mins away.
10 November 2008
great location but a few blips !
Just arrived back from spending one night in this hotel.
We arrived at 1 pm and queued to check in . This took an age only to get the front of the queue to be told to come back for the key (and queue AGAIN!) at 2pm!
The check-in process is a shambles and most of the receptionists do not have very good English.
The rooms are fine- quite spacious and ours was quiet - we were at the side of the hotel.
The hotel is in a brilliant location- a few yards from Marble Arch Tube.
The lifts are always busy- it can take forever ! Lift number 5 broke down on us and we were trapped in it for about 10 mins-- a horrible experience ! No apology given to us.
We used the stairs up to the 2nd floor after that experience.
However the stairs which are behind the concierge desk are absolutely horrible-- like a service stairwell. As far as we could see theses were the only stairs -- God help everyone if there is a fire !
We went into the bar and were charged L43 for 4 shorts and mixers ! (2 brandies, 1 gin and 1 vodka )
Included in this was a 12.5% service charge !!
WHAT SERVICE? - we had to queue 3 deep at the bar for our drinks. WHAT A RIP OFF!
The Italian restaurant across from the hotel entrance) is lovely and do a special lunch menu -- 2 courses for L7.95 with a glass of wine for L2-- and it was lovely!
9 November 2008
Good value, good breakfast, excellent location
We have stayed at the Cumberland before and full marks to the Front Desk staff who knew that. This London hotel is next to Marble Arch tube station and Oxford Street, and if arriving by car there is a choice of 24 hour ncp car parks just minutes away -be sure to ask the concierge for your discount voucher.
The rooms are comfortable - not very large, but this is London, The bathrooms are clean, bright and modern.
A computer keyboard in the room provides internet access if needed. Make sure you take a clock to see the time during the night though.
Breakfast is in the Market Cafe,which is self service , there is food for everyone's taste and the system works well.
We couldn't get in to the Rhode's Brasserie due to a private function which was disappointing, but ate in the bar instead - the little hamburgers were lovely and just enough to share.
The Cumberland is good value and an excellent location.
8 November 2008
Dont spoil it by having breakfast.
My husband and I stayed at this hotel on the night of Monday, 6 November 2006. Check in was pleasant and quick and we were allocated a room located right next door to the lift on the first floor. Unfortunately, the continuous ping of the lift was disturbing and in addition there was a noisy air-conditioning unit outside the bedroom window. We asked to move, and were relocated to a room in a quieter wing of the hotel.
Please be aware though that this hotel is situated at Marble Arch so the traffic noise is 24/7.
That evening we stayed in the hotel complex and used the bars and the Rhodes restaurant. The standard of food was superb and service impeccable.
The next morning we arrived downstairs for breakfast and were absolutely astounded to have to take breakfast in what really resembles a school canteen – the Market restaurant. The place was very noisy and exuded the strong smell of fried foods. We enquired as to whether or not we were in the correct place and if there was an alternative breakfast room. Unfortunately, we were told there was not. We were shown to a table and had to queue for our breakfast! When we returned to the table and our coffee was poured, the table was not stable and the coffee spilt over the table onto my suit. This was extremely embarrassing as the room was packed. The staff passed me a napkin but by then the damage had been done.
The lovely relaxing ambience of the reception areas, bar and bedroom along with the superb food and service in the Rhodes restaurant was totally blighted by the dreadful breakfast experience.
7 November 2008
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