Maids Guest Rooms

It was easy to get to from Kew Gardens. You have a key for front dooor which you use for your room. I have never seen a bathroom so shiny and clean you could see your face in the chrome. The bed was a large double very comfortable everything you need in the 4 poster room.

One small thing it hasn’t a full length mirror, which for ladies we need.

I had a small breakfast one morning - a lovely cup of tea and cake - was delicious! The location was fabulous for my visit to KEW gardens! The neighborhood quiets down at night and I had a good rest. The small kitchen was perfectly outfitted for my needs. The staff were very friendly!

I found the mattress uncomfortable otherwise, the accommodations were great!

Very quaint and olde worlde. Room, towels and linen clean. Beds comfy Fan in the room. Very convenient for us - we booked a parking space nearby and visited Kew Gardens and the National Archives. There is a lovely fish n chip cafe nearby and shops withing walking distance. It is part of a bakery and there is a dining room. Cakes were double the price if eating in , meals are expensive. Due to building age there was flaking plaster and painting required. Staff lovely.

No free water provided in the room (unlike Hilton, Hampton etc) Comprehensive mini bar in fridge in room at bar prices, which we did not use. Tea bags provided but no milk /sugar- which we purchased from a nearby shop. Toaster available. Stairs are narrow and steep and bathroom was small , floor uneven due to age of building and would be unsuitable for people with mobility problems. Room was very hot when we entered as curtains were open- would have appreciated curtains drawn to keep room cool - although a large fan was available..

Cute place with a cool vintage theme running throughout.

booked a large double which consisted of two singles pushed together so there was a join in the middle that you couldn't sleep on. coffee machine didn't work and what I can only assume that the music in the cafe below was left on all night which you could hear all night. Key for room was the same as the front door to the 5 or 6 rooms they have. I was a little concerned the other rooms had the same deal which meant everyone had access to every room?