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Convenient Location
Located just a 4-minute walk from Marble Arch Tube Station, Berkeley Court Hotel offers easy access to central London attractions. Hyde Park and Oxford Street are within walking distance, perfect for shopping enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.
Comfortable Accommodation
Each room at Berkeley Court Hotel features a charming parquet floor, with the option of a private or shared bathroom. The 24-hour front desk reception ensures a hassle-free stay for all guests, whether traveling for business or leisure.
Nearby Attractions
Explore London's iconic landmarks with ease - from the lush greenery of Hyde Park to the regal Buckingham Palace, all just a stone's throw away from the hotel. Selfridges & Co and London Paddington Train Station are also within walking distance, making sightseeing a breeze.
Book your stay at Berkeley Court Hotel for a memorable London experience!
Please note that payment will be taken on arrival.
Please note that there is no luggage storage facility at the property before check in and after check out.
There is a refundable GBP 20 deposit if guests require use of a TV remote control in their rooms.
A deposit may be required at the property.
When booking more than 2 rooms, different policies and additional supplements may apply.
No parking available.
Children of any age are allowed.
You haven't added any cots.
You haven't added any extra beds.
Pets are not allowed.
WiFi is available in the hotel rooms and is free of charge.
great staff
Location is great, very close to Marble Arch/Oxford Street. Staff were kind and helpful and the room is great value for money. Went in the summer so room was warm, but can’t be helped and open windows in the evening cooled it down. Telly not the biggest but does the job (not a smart tv but has a HDMI port). Hotel also offers luggage storage (at a price).
Only pointers for improvement is that the shower head was a tad rusty (and shower basin was tad dirty, but nothing majorly to worry about), and if the property offered fans for the summer that would’ve made it better. For London prices you are getting a solid place to stay.
But overall a great stay in a great location where the staff are friendly/helpful.
Nothing, it was disgusting
Looked like it had never been cleaned, so dirty, black mould everywhere, stains on the furniture. I've been requesting a full refund as it was not possible to stay in the room due to how disgusting and unsanitary it was and still no response from the hotel. Appalling experience, avoid at all costs.
Location
Please pay a little more but go to any other place.
Das Zimmer war ausgesprochen schmutzig, verkommen und unzumutbar.
Awful.
Awful.
Reception fella Muhammad was lovley fella very plesent and cheerful... hotel was great location and great price added bonus shower in the room
Could do with lick paint and clean
L'emplacement géographique était indiscutable.
Mis à part la gentillesse et la serviabilité du personnel, l'hôtel et la chambre sont lamentablement et complètement délabrés et en piteux état et du coup ne vaut pas le prix demandé .. on passe par un escalier avec moquette rouge branlant pleins de marchés abîmés, la porte de la chambre toute abîmée avec l'ancienne serrure auditionné d'une nouvelle serrure à clefs, laisse une chambre , cette avec du parquet , mais d'un autre âge, 3 lits métalliques, grinçants avec des matelas uses jusqu'aux ressorts, une fenêtre coulissante coincée que l'on ne sait plus fermer, donnant sur les arrières, aucune table ou chaise ou armoire pour poser quoique ce soit.. une porte de salé de bains battante, qui ne ferme absolument pas, on a dû la bloquer avec nos chaussures... Le sol de celle-ci était recouvert d'un vinyle vieux de 50 ans qui laissait entrevoir les trous du plancher et planches brisées par l'humidité des infiltrations d'eau, puisque de l'eau sortait de l'arrière de la cuvette de la toilette, parlons de l'État de la baignoire , munie d'un pommeau de douche, un tout de 2 cm de diamètre empêcherait tout plaisir de prendre un bain, sans compter qu'il n'y avait même pas de bouchons, ni même de quoi placer celui-ci. L'évier n'en possédait pas non plus. La lampe au-dessus de l'évier était complètement détruite et laissait présager une électrocution ou un court circuit... Bref , un vrai scandale.. et d'une insalubrité extraordinaire
The only thing going for this hotel is its location
The hotel is filthy, dated, falling apart actually. Two single beds fired into a basement room that wasn't big enough to take them. One bed was shoved up again a desk, it didn't even have a headboard or a wall to stop the pillow. The sockets were falling off the wall. The walls were filthy, the light fixtures were broken. The bathroom smelt like a urinal and the shower was full of mold. The towels were stained and the mattress' on the beds should have been binned 15 years ago. Hands down the worst place I have ever stayed in my life.
Location from good
First room I was given was dirty and havnt even been cleaned and had black mold in the shower and toilet still had stains in
Second rooms was still dirty and look like it hadn’t been cleaned with previous guests rubbish still there
The man on reception when we dropped our bag off, was amazingly helpful. Wish I'd got his name to personally thank him.
Only bad thing about our room was no opening window and vent in the window was broken, thank god we had 3 handheld fans between the 2 of us.
The location was ideal
The cleanliness. The room was small and dirty.
The only good thing is the location, but even that's debatable because the hotel is on a busy road, and on a weekend people go out to until late, so you will hear people and cars into the early hours.
Berkeley Court Hotel is one of the worst hotels in London and is a completely unethical operation. It's filthy dirty: the cleaners do not do their jobs properly. The receptionist ignored messages and continually lied when questioned. I asked to speak to management and he claimed he had no contact information for them. I then asked who employed him and he refused to give that information. Furthermore, I suspect some of the workers are illegal. The cleaner could not speak English. Due to their country of origin, I expect the hotel management are not paying them minimum wage. I will be reporting all of this to the council, including health and safety concerns.
In addition to the filth and bad smells, there is no WiFi available, and no fans. It was 34 degrees centigrade and I was sweating significantly. The hotel refused to provide a fan and said I should bring my own. A small fan would have cost them as little as 10 or 15 pounds. This shows their miserly attitude and complete disregard for the experience of guests.
On my way out, a number of guests in the hallway were discussing how terrible they thought the hotel was. I am amazed this place is allowed to exist and continue operations. It appears to be owned by the Leventis family. Their aim is to make as much money as possible, while spending as little as possible on wages and maintenance.
The location was good for my needs to be in central London - the shower was good; accurate controls (the temperature control worked well) and the flow was excellent.
No complimentary tea and coffee or kettle in the room. Nowhere to hang clothes, not even a coat hook. Hand soap was provided but no complimentary shower gel or shampoo. Only 2 towels provided. Bed was very hard and uncomfortable. No air con or even a fan - I stayed on one of the hottest days (and nights) of the year so couldn't get comfortable in the 3rd floor room even with the window fully open (It was also the night when England beat Denmark in the World Cup so the noise coming from outside with people blaring car horns and singing and shouting hours after the game ended was unbearable - although I can't really blame the hotel for that!!)
We had bed bugs in our hotel room and were forced to change rooms in the middle of the night.
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