Radisson Blu Edwardian Mercer Street Hotel, London

The staff at the reception and the housekeeping staff were very helpful in every aspect. The restaurant section staff were incredible. They worked very professionally and did everything to make our breakfasts extremely comfortable and enjoyable. The room size was ideal and the location was very central.

The location was perfect. Upon arrival, I was warmly welcomed by Ariela, who went above and beyond to make sure I was settled in comfortably. She was incredibly helpful the next day as well, allowing me to extend my checkout time to accommodate a business meeting I had arranged in the hotel. The room was on the smaller side but perfect—modern, and very comfortable. The best part was the peace and quiet at night; I was able to get a great night's sleep without any noise disturbances. The bathroom was beautifully designed, with everything I needed for a convenient and relaxing stay. I couldn’t have asked for a better experience and would definitely return!

Nice ambiance fragrance when you step into the hotel. Staff was helpful. Room was decent size and clean. Toilet amenities were well provided. While there was no mini fridge in the room, the staff offered me a potable small fridge which was handy for my medicine. Location is really good as it walking distance from both Leicester Square and Covent Garden stations., making travel to places very convenient. Food options are superb, spoilt for choice. There is a theater just right across the hotel which offered superb theatre performance.

Location fantastic. Great reception staff, friendly and informative, clean and inviting ground floor entrance and restaurant/bar area. Breakfast options superb, excellent choice with great, attentive waiting staff. Good facilities in the room, ie shoe shine kit, vanity kit, slippers. Good air con and a lovely view. My friend had a cake in his room as it was his birthday. A wonderful touch

Excellent Covent Garden pied à terre. It's modern yet cosy, comfortable and warm. It has charm and character as it's an old building with modern fittings and décor. The room was comfortable although the technology is outdated vs. the most modern boutique hotels. The location is brilliant for Covent Garden, Soho, the West End theatres and shopping on Oxford Street and Regent Street. It's one of the spokes of Seven Dials, so it's tight cobbled streets and in December it's magically beautiful, with the Christmas lights all around the building and the central sundial column. The meeting room facilities are excellent and the food in the restaurant is top notch.