Mayflower Hotel

No había desayuno y no lo limpiaron, ni siquiera es un hotel de 3 estrellas.

Very good location easy to get the underground into London central. Friendly staff.

This is probably the worst hotel I have stayed in, and I’m kicking myself for not reading the reviews on here earlier. The hotel looks nothing like the pictures, and is very tired. We were woken up several times during the night to what sounded like rats or mice running around in the ceiling area which we reported. The room was in the basement and all that that implies - it was dark, dingy and depressing. There was mould in the bathroom area, the lift was out of order, the coffee machine was out of order, there was lots of noise either from other guests or due to the single glazed windows, and the whole place just seems very run down / not cared for. The one good comment I have is that the staff at the front desk were friendly. However, I would avoid at all costs.

Absolutely awful. Thankfully, we were only there for one night. The lift was out of action due to renovations, it would have been nice to have known this before booking. When we eventually made it up the 6 flights of stairs to the third floor we were greeted by a door we couldn't open; apparently some of the doors are "sticky" and in order to open them you have to jiggle the key whilst also jamming your shoulder into the door and lifting. Into the room and it was underwhelming to say the least. The whole room was grubby and in a state of disrepair. The paint on the window ledge was thick and chipped, the TV didn't work, nor did the radio; there were cut and exposed wires where plugs should have been. The mattress didn't fit on the bed and there was a cushion being used to fill the gap at the end of the bed. The wooden bed frame would have looked impressive if it was in a good state of repair. There was black mould throughout the room and especially bad in the shower and around the windows. The room smelt damp and mouldy and the window ledges were completely dripping with condensation by the morning. Every time you even thought about turning over the bed creaked and sounded like it was about to collapse. There was no hot water for the duration of our stay and when reported to reception was effectively told there's nothing they could do and we should complain to Booking to get a refund. We decided to take a chance on this hotel as from the pictures online it looked like it had a little bit of charm and character; we'd have been better off staying in any of the neighbouring hotels for a similar price or even a chain hotel down the road. Save your money and book somewhere else.

Bad experience. The hotel should have been temporarily closed at that time while doing a renovation. The was a sign it reads something like this "do not use the water to brush your teeth because it maybe contaminated". So we ended up not taking the shower because we don't want to risk ourselves to take shower, wash our hair, faces, etc to being infected with contaminated water. The light was not well lid enough because several light bulbs were burn out. TV was not working because a cable was broken. The elevator was not working because of the renovation is being in progress. Fortunately the room is fairly clean so we slept okay at that night. Luckily we booked the room only for one night. The next morning we have to leave to Southampton to board for a cruise.

Worst experience ever !!! You pay nearly 200 £ for a sh…. room, close to the subway station , listening all night the trains stopping every 10 minutes, with the painting falling all over its walls and a tinny bathroom smelling like crap; this is what you get when you book a room at Mayflower Hotel 26-28 Trebovir road. On top of this you’ll have to listen during all the f… night a water pump … imposible to sleep all night while the reception desk says he can’t do anything… And forget about wifi because it’s not working… 200 £ for a dirty , uncomfortable and lousy hole that Mayflower Hotel dares to call a room !!! NEVER AGAIN !!!