Abba Queens Gate Hotel review


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Average Customer Rating: 9/10 (1 review)

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Rated 5 out of 5 :
The hotel looked really modern and clean, the beds were comfortable, the breakfast filling and delicious, just what we needed to see us through two days of exploring London. We had booked to see Madame Butterfly at the Royal Albert Hall and the hotel was so handy, the Hall was just around the corner. The staff were very pleasant and welcoming and we would definitely stay again.

Rated 4.5 out of 5 :
We chose the Abba Hotel as it had a triple room and was centrally located for a reasonable price. The hotel was everything that was described apart from when we got to the room it was in fact a double with a posh camp bed put up. Although there was enough room it meant that we couldn't move around as easily as expected. On checkout I mentioned that I was disappointed that they had put us in a double and explained why I had chosen this hotel. The receptionist was very apologetic and then charged me only for a double room. I was more than impressed with this outcome.

Rated 4 out of 5 :
From reading some reviews on here i was slightly nervous about what to expect from this hotel. However the rooms were beautifully presented, our triple was the most spacious I've stayed in & my friends twin room was lovely also, although not as spacious. They have everything you need in terms of toiletries.
The location was very good, in a very upmarket area. There are three tube stops within 5-10 minutes walk but we found south kensington the most convenient as it links up with the other lines & also with the trains to Victoria station. A one day travel card costs just over 6 pounds but if you're in a group (we were 5 people) taxis can work out just as cheap depending on where you need to go.
N.B We asked the hotel to order a taxi to bring us to London Palladium (they said the cost should be about 15 pounds) however when dropped at the location we were asked to pay 27 pounds. The return journey cost only 12 pounds. I would recommend to avoid asking the hotel to arrange transport, taxis can be easily hailed from outside the door of the hotel.
Rooms at the front of the hotel become noisy from 7 in the morning but didn't find it too much of a problem. Our friends room was at the back and they had no noise at all. You can't have everything though so it's the street view & noise or no view & no noise.
Other than that we enjoyed a very pleasant stay. Friendly, helpful staff. Didn't have breakfast at the hotel as it seemed quite expensive but plenty of lovely cafes beside South Kensington tube station.

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2006: NAME CHANGED TO ABBA QUEENS GATE HOTEL FROM QUEENS GATE CONCORDE HOTEL

Rating out of 10: 9
Date stayed: November 2005
review: our time at the concorde hotel was great,although we had a bereavement in the family and had to re arrange our stay the staff was excellent ,they were very helpful and and pleasant at all times nothing was a problem to them,the room had everything you needed and could not fault it in any way,it was very clean ,lovely and warm.once again a big thankyou to the staff for making our stay in london a one to remember .we certainly will be using your hotel again.