Reem Hotel

Great location. Service at checkin great. Breakfast was busy but no issues.

The bathroom is not clean, you can easily see mode on the fans and on the heated rack, the shower is dirty and too small and the whole room is too small to fit for a family

The hotel is very small and so are the rooms. Our room was down stairs and we had to walk through the dining room area to get to it. There was one window in our room that faced an alcove off the street that the hotel threw all their garbage bags into. When we opened our window we could see the heaps of garbage bags and could smell them too. We did not complain because it was just not worth it. In the middle of the night, the garbage was collected by London rubbage collectors and it was so loud! Lights flashing and crap being thrown around. In the mornings, employees would stand in front of the window talking loudly totally not caring that someone may be in the room sleeping. Also, the garbage bags would just be tossed down in front of the window at any time of the day Utah no regard to a guest in the room hearing the banging or seeing it tossed towards the window. It was annoying not to mention a worker guy would come to water down the garbage area waking us up each morning. The “garbage window room” we stayed in also gets warm so there was oscillating fan already in the room but it barely blew any air. I would recommend to the hotel that 1) they get a better fan for that room, 2) ask their workers not to chat loudly in front of that window area in the mornings and 3) find some type of receptacle type bin to put the garbage bags in so that guests do not have to see the heaps of garbage bags from their window. It is an eye sore.

Our fourth time to stay at the Reem Hotel. We absolutely love staying there. Anka and the of staff are very helpful. Thanks,

Hotel staff were very pleasant. Location was great for access to transit and was within easy walking distance to some beautiful sites such as Kensington palace and Notting Hill as well as a few other interesting places. Hyde Park is next to Kensington Park and both are close by for an afternoon stroll to take in some natural beauty or unwind after a busy day of visiting many of London’s many fantastic sites. Plenty of local shops and terrific restaurants to meet any taste preferences. In all the Reem was a good place to base our visit to London and we would easily stay there again for a second visit.