Having lived in London for a few years, returning to the city for me means hectic schedules to meet friends and catch up wiv wats new. Having lived in a home in the same city nad finding a hotel room upon return to the same somehow demands a specific type of accomodation and Mandeville hotel exceeded all my expectations...a great... more

Booked this for an overnight in London, what a lovely hotel. The area is fantastic an so central, loads of little pavement bars and resturaunts everywhere. The hotel is superb and worth going just to treat yourselves, i don;t usually stay in such "posh" hotels but this has now spoiled me!!! The staff were excellent and very helpful, the bar... more

I stayed here for one night this week on business and booked the hotel at an excellent rate through the British Airways website, with buffet breakfast included. This is a great location for Paddington and the Heathrow Express and all London West End destinations as it is so well connected, but being off the major roads it is also easy... more

Stayed in the Mandeville for one night with my sister on a London shopping trip. This is an ideal location for shopping and leisure - 4 minute walk to Selfridges and a plethora of great bars and restaurants, on your doorstep, in St. Christopehers place. Bond Street Tube station is 6 mins away. The hotel is pretty immaculate from a... more

Mandeville hotel left ambivalent impression. On one hand, its’ location beats all the records - Oxford street is just around the corner, Bond street underground station connects you in 10 –15 minutes with any sightseeing you wish to visit, the area is calm and secure. We had a deluxe room, which was a bit small, but nicely decorated and exceptionally... more

Me and my husband stayed here for 1 night for our 1st anniversary and wouldnt have changed it for the world! The staff are very friendly and helpful at all times and the location is perfect! The hotel is within walking distance of most attractions including Trafalgar Square, Theatreland, Piccidilly Circus, Regents Street and 2 mins walk from Oxford Street... more

The Mandeville's great advantage is its location, only two blocks south of the sweetest part of Marlyebone High Street, chock full of boutiques and eateries, and three blocks away from Wigmore Hall, one of London's foremost classical music venues. Inside, it's best understood as a small (but not tiny) older hotel that has been thoroughly boutique-ified. So rooms are comfortable... more

Stayed here during the first May Bank holiday with a friend I hadn't seen in ages. The whole reason for the weekend was to spend time catching up and doing girly things. We arrived quite early on the Saturday and our room wasn't ready whcih was not surprising so we just dumped our bags with the concierge and freshened up... more

I stayed at the Mandeville during my first visit to London and it didn't disappoint. Perfect for a solo woman traveler who is sorta used to the 'finer' things but didn't want to spent a mint (or stay in a hostel!). The room was clean, comfortable and quite posh though small. Staff was excellent the the location couldn't be better.... more