Radisson Blu Edwardian Berkshire

3star hotel, location is key and the staff there are very welcoming. Only good thing about this hotel is the location. Oh and the hotel staff.
Breakfast wasn’t too bad also, make sure you ask for some fresh berries :)

Good location, that’s all there is to recommend it. The rooms are filthy and small and outdated. The sink started burbling in the morning while we were in bed and ended up overflowing brown chunky liquid into the room. We’re talking stinking water soaking half the carpet and yet their initial response was that they asked us if we would still like to stay in the room once it was cleaned up?! After speaking with the manager they gave us an upgrade to a business room which was slightly better but not by much. The room keys kept getting demagnetized and we kept having to come downstairs to get them re-​keyed where we saw others having the same issue repeatedly as well. Finally the water alternates between freezing and scalding so have fun in the shower. Also don’t take their «trusted drivers» make sure they call you a black cab, their taxi service people are scumbags — we had to get out of their cab after they requested we give them our card number and details since he did not have a card machine then would not give us our bags back when we exited the car.
There are better deals around in the vicinity choose somewhere else if you can.

Yucky. Dated. Dirty. Great staff and location and that’s where it ends. The room we were originally given was terrible. Threadbare, stained carpet, bathroom with a constantly running toilet. Filthy. Smelled of awful air freshener. We complained and were moved to a larger room (for a surcharge).

I have stayed at this hotel many times because the location is close to my job. I find it is highly overpriced. On my last visit they did not allow early check in or late check out which is important to me due to my working hours. I even offered to pay more than the already high cost. My key card was not working in the elevator several times, resulting in a trip back to the front desk. The light was not working on one side of the bed. It is a very small, busy, and noisy hotel.
Staff is nice, rooms are clean, food is ok, and the bed is comfortable. Overall the hotel is decent but my problem is the price is too high for what it’s worth. I paid over $ 300. a night (after conversion to US Dollars), and that is not including $ 50. in UK taxes and fees. I wouldn’t stay here if my job wasn’t nearby.
The location is good for shopping but not great for sightseeing.

Nice little hotel in the heart of London’s shopping district. We paid roughly $ 225/​night USD which felt like a bargain given the area.
It’s situated where Marylebone and Oxford meet do the from door is a bit hard to find (faces Debenhams). The rooms aren’t very large which is par for the course in most of London unless you want to pay big bucks. The elevator said it held a maximum of four people but we were cramped with three.
The restaurant served good food. I particularly liked the pressed chicken. We ended up eating here 5 – 6 times during our trip. Drink selection is minimal but we still managed to find something enjoyable to wash down our food.
No ATM or gym on the premises though. Bummer on both accounts but all in all a good deal on a clean, quaint hotel in a beautiful area.

A little hard to find as the entrance is off Marlebone Plc, the staff were friendly and the breakfast comprehensive.
The room sadly was tired and stained so I upgraded for £60 to ‘business class’ which was much better!

It says that it’s located on Oxford, but really it isn’t. That is why it took the driver FOREVER — OK an hour — to find it. The hotel entrance is on Marylebone Way which is a side street off of Oxford but cars must enter from the back on Wigmore St. From Oxford, Marylebone is inbetween Debenhams and Sunglass Hut.
I came here for business so the hotel’s size and amenities suited me just fine. The elevator is the size of a coffin. Better off taking the stairs if you can muster the strength to carry your own luggage. Rooms with a double bed are about 300 square feet and your view is the brick wall of a building.
I don’t recommend eating in the small café. Maybe to grab a drink or tea if you are waiting for your taxi. But the best thing about staying at the Radisson Berkshire is the location!!!
The hotel sits in the middle of Oxford Street. Super central to ALL the shopping areas! You can shop one end of the street, drop off you shopping bags in the hotel, rest a bit, and then shop the other end of the street. The tube is a mere walking distance away! Along with Hyde Park.
The hotel is only good for a clean & convenient place to sleep & bathe.

Super bien placé
Loin de la déco désuète de certains hôtels londoniens, le Radisson d’Oxford street offre des chambres au design moderne. Le personnel est au petit soin et le petit déjeuner s’est avéré être un vrai festin. Un conseil: réserver sur Internet en comparant bien les prix et les prestations proposées. On a ainsi réussi à obtenir une chambre de luxe avec petits déjeuners et «late check out» (très pratique) pour mois cher qu’une chambre standard sans suppléments. Ah oui j’oubliais l’essentiel: l’hôtel est sur Oxford Street, l’emplacement est idéal pour une virée shopping !