Number Sixteen

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Prices for Number Sixteen

Single with ensuite bathroom: From £110.00(USD183.19)  per room per night, breakfast included
Double with ensuite bathroom: £150.00 to £210.00(USD249.80)  per room per night, breakfast included
Twin with ensuite bathroom: £250.00 to £265.00(USD416.34)  per room per night, breakfast included
 
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About Number Sixteen

Number Sixteen is one of London's most stylish bed and breakfast hotels. Situated in the cosmopolitan area of South Kensington, it blends the essence of traditional English country house style with the sophisticatation of a London townhouse.

There are 42 individually decorated bedrooms, two drawing rooms and a sunny conservatory.

Number Sixteen Facilities

Children Facilities for children
Children welcome
Bookable product facilities CD player in all bedrooms
Colour television in all bedrooms
Ground floor bedrooms available
Hairdryer in all bedrooms
Internet access
Radio in all bedrooms
Telephone in all bedrooms
Parking & transport Car parking
Provider features In town/city centre
Of historic, literary or architectural interest
Catering Bar
Serve breakfast
Serve evening meal
Serve lunch
Room service
Caters for vegetarians
Provider facilities Air conditioning throughout
Business facilities
Central heating throughout
Currency exchange
Garden/patio for guests' use
Separate guests' lounge
Ironing facilities
Laundry service
Lift
Foreign languages spoken
Night porter
Booking and payment details American Express accepted
Delta accepted
Euros accepted
MasterCard accepted
Sterling travellers' cheques accepted
Maestro accepted
Visa accepted
Target markets Special provisions for lone female travellers

Number Sixteen Address

Address:
16 Sumner Place
London
SW7 3EG
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7589 5232
Fax: +44 (0)20 7584 8615

Location Information for Number Sixteen

Address:
16 Sumner Place
London
SW7 3EG
Telephone: +44 (0)20 7589 5232
Fax: +44 (0)20 7584 8615
Public transport: South Kensington Underground: 0.1 km Situated first left off Old Brompton Road from South Kensington underground station. Walk up Old Brompton Road, take the 1st left into Sumner Place.
By Road: M4 - From M4 Situated 1st left off Old Brompton Road from South Kensington underground station.

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Number Sixteen
 

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Ranked #163

Traveller Rating:

4.0
Based on 62 reviews

What to Expect:

  • 4.0 Rooms
  • 4.0 Service
  • 3.5 Value
  • 4.5 Cleanliness
  • 3.5 Dining

Recommended for:

  • 2.2 An amazing honeymoon
  • 1.9 Older travelers
  • 1.9 Young singles
  • 1.2 Couples/romantics
  • 1.1 Business travelers

  Latest 5 reviews of Number Sixteen

Great boutique hotel with plenty of style

We spent two weeks in London which was our second visit. We wanted a small hotel that was stylish but that was very well run and had a concierge service. Number Sixteen filled the bill very well...

We spent two weeks in London which was our second visit. We wanted a small hotel that was stylish but that was very well run and had a concierge service. Number Sixteen filled the bill very well.

The hotel is in a very nice area of London and was only 2 1/2 blocks from the tube station that provided easy access to two lines. We were walking distance from several museums (Victoria and Albert, Natural History...) and parks. The neighborhood had excellent restaurants and clubs within walking distance. The area was was beautiful, safe, interesting and fun to walk around.

The staff at the hotel was extremely friendly and helpful. They made theater reservations for us and recommended several great restaurants. They were great with directions and just nice to chat with. They promptly handled laundry and dry cleaning needs for us as our trip required it.

The room was good sized with a very well designed, although small, marble trimmed bathroom. We had a beautiful view of the garden and it was very quiet.

The only area that could use a little tweaking was the breakfast that seemed to be a little disorganized. The staff, although cordial, had trouble providing prompt service even when we were the only ones in the room.

I would recommend this hotel without reservation for a minor splurge in London.

 
5.0
6 September 2009
by Sarducci, Los Angeles
 

Cozy and so sweet

I think it's almost the best place to stay in London- near the South Kensington station. Even if the rooms are small, it's absolutly wonderful.

I think it's almost the best place to stay in London- near the South Kensington station.

Even if the rooms are small, it's absolutly wonderful.

 
4.0
25 August 2009
by schmiedr, Bern
 

This hotel was clean and well-situated

The staff were friendly and helpful. The rooms were really nice and kept well. The breakfast was plentiful and if you were not happy with the buffet, there were additional items available. The...

The staff were friendly and helpful. The rooms were really nice and kept well. The breakfast was plentiful and if you were not happy with the buffet, there were additional items available. The management were helpful with directions to attractions and were very friendly. We enjoyed our stay there and would not hesitate to go back there.

 
5.0
1 August 2009
by latgreen37, toronto, ontario
 

Fabulous boutique hotel with amazing staff

We stayed for the first night of our honeymoon and were absolutely thrilled with this place. We booked a Luxury Double Room and requested a rom with a patio - well worth doing as the patio was...

We stayed for the first night of our honeymoon and were absolutely thrilled with this place. We booked a Luxury Double Room and requested a rom with a patio - well worth doing as the patio was beautiful. The staff were really friendly and so helpful. The room was on the small side but really well laid out and had everything you would need.

 
5.0
22 July 2009
by awilson21, Dublin
 

Wish I were there right now.

I bought a Miller Harris candle (citron citron) as a souvenir of my recent stay at Number Sixteen. The London perfumer's scent lightly wafts through the hotel premises. Now that I'm home in the...

I bought a Miller Harris candle (citron citron) as a souvenir of my recent stay at Number Sixteen. The London perfumer's scent lightly wafts through the hotel premises. Now that I'm home in the States, the candle serves as a mental transport to the memory of a delightful stay at one of the best hotels I've ever had the pleasure of experiencing. However, I'd much rather be at Number Sixteen in person.

Without exception, the staff members were friendly, helpful, super competent, and polite. Our room was comfortable, quiet, and beautifully decorated. The bathroom was small to the point of comical, requiring some crab-walking to get from shower to sink, but I decided it was a minor (very clean, nicely appointed) inconvenience compared to the wonderful benefits provided by a stay at this place.

There's no restaurant, but the room service menu provides ample choices to assuage hunger. My daughter and I enjoyed excellent grilled sandwiches and drinks in the hotel library one night after a day fighting crowds and never once considered London's multitude of glittering dining options a better choice. Breakfasts are served in a conservatory that opens onto a verdant courtyard garden, dotted with white geraniums and red rose standards and cloistered by leafy, arching branches overhead. I enjoyed warm, soft-boiled eggs; perfectly-cooked bacon; toast, and a bottomless teacup while contemplating that peaceful view. I should have asked where to buy that tasty marmalade; I could use another sensory memory prompt to help satisfy my desire to return to Number Sixteen.

 
5.0
17 June 2009
by bkhale, Arkansas, USA
 

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