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Park Avenue Bayswater Inn Hyde Park
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Low-key hotel in a garden square offering relaxed rooms & meeting space, plus breakfast options.
Nearby attractions
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New West End Synagogue - St.Petersburgh Place
St Petersburgh Pl, London W2 4JT, United Kingdom
Diana Memorial Playground
Kensington Gardens, Broad Walk, London W2 4RU, United Kingdom
The Whiteley London
149 Queensway, London W2 4BJ, United Kingdom
Clarendon Fine Art Westbourne Grove
100 Westbourne Grove, London W2 5RU, United Kingdom
Kensington Palace
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The Coronet Theatre
103 Notting Hill Gate, London W11 3LB, United Kingdom
The Tabernacle
34-35 Powis Sq, London W11 2AY, United Kingdom
Diana Princess of Wales Sunken Garden
Sunken Garden Pond, London W8 4PR, United Kingdom
Nearby restaurants
The Prince Edward
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Pastada Bayswater
47 Moscow Rd, London W2 4AH, United Kingdom
Les Filles Cafe Bayswater
31 Moscow Rd, London W2 4AH, United Kingdom
Bayswater Arms
Queensway, London W2 4QH, United Kingdom
Phoenix
51 Moscow Rd, London W2 4AL, United Kingdom
Bella Italia - Queensway 55
55-57 Queensway, London W2 4QH, United Kingdom
Aphrodite Taverna
15 Hereford Rd, London W2 4AB, United Kingdom
Bella Italia - Queensway 108
108-110 Queensway, London W2 3RR, United Kingdom
Al Waha
75 Westbourne Grove, London W2 4UL, United Kingdom
Preto Queensway - Brazilian Steakhouse BBQ
117 Queensway, London W2 4SJ, United Kingdom
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8-16 Prince's Square, London W2 4NT, United Kingdom
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Park Avenue Bayswater Inn Hyde Park

8-16 Prince's Square, London W2 4NT, United Kingdom
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Low-key hotel in a garden square offering relaxed rooms & meeting space, plus breakfast options.

attractions: Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Divine Wisdom (Hagia Sophia), Kensington Gardens Square Garden, New West End Synagogue - St.Petersburgh Place, Diana Memorial Playground, The Whiteley London, Clarendon Fine Art Westbourne Grove, Kensington Palace, The Coronet Theatre, The Tabernacle, Diana Princess of Wales Sunken Garden, restaurants: The Prince Edward, Pastada Bayswater, Les Filles Cafe Bayswater, Bayswater Arms, Phoenix, Bella Italia - Queensway 55, Aphrodite Taverna, Bella Italia - Queensway 108, Al Waha, Preto Queensway - Brazilian Steakhouse BBQ
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+44 20 7727 8621
Website
bayswaterinnhotel.com

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Nearby attractions of Park Avenue Bayswater Inn Hyde Park

Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Divine Wisdom (Hagia Sophia)

Kensington Gardens Square Garden

New West End Synagogue - St.Petersburgh Place

Diana Memorial Playground

The Whiteley London

Clarendon Fine Art Westbourne Grove

Kensington Palace

The Coronet Theatre

The Tabernacle

Diana Princess of Wales Sunken Garden

Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Divine Wisdom (Hagia Sophia)

Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Divine Wisdom (Hagia Sophia)

4.8

(343)

Open 24 hours
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Kensington Gardens Square Garden

Kensington Gardens Square Garden

4.6

(43)

Open 24 hours
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New West End Synagogue - St.Petersburgh Place

New West End Synagogue - St.Petersburgh Place

4.7

(52)

Open 24 hours
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Diana Memorial Playground

Diana Memorial Playground

4.7

(2.2K)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Park Avenue Bayswater Inn Hyde Park

The Prince Edward

Pastada Bayswater

Les Filles Cafe Bayswater

Bayswater Arms

Phoenix

Bella Italia - Queensway 55

Aphrodite Taverna

Bella Italia - Queensway 108

Al Waha

Preto Queensway - Brazilian Steakhouse BBQ

The Prince Edward

The Prince Edward

4.4

(598)

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Pastada Bayswater

Pastada Bayswater

4.9

(480)

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Les Filles Cafe Bayswater

Les Filles Cafe Bayswater

4.9

(543)

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4.2

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nor alamalnor alamal
Unfortunately, this was by far the worst hotel I’ve ever stayed in! I was tricked by the pictures posted on their website and Booking.com. I paid £432 for 3 nights for a twin bedroom, but I was given a room in the basement (the lower ground floor). The room was nothing close to the pictures posted. It’s too small, the toilet is tiny, and the faucet has limescale on it. There’s no sound isolation by any means; the walls are paper-thin, and we could hear every little sound. The room has a window, but apparently we can’t open it for ventilation as it is clogged with large blue bags—I suspect what those bags are! There is a musty smell in the room. The fire alarm is flashing a little red light every second; that should be fine unless it’s right above our heads, making us sense the red light while we’re trying to get some sleep. The corridor of the -1 floor is another story! It feels unsafe; the lights are so dim, and it’s very tight, with lots of rooms and only one elevator working. The other one is out of service. I asked to change my room the moment I was assigned the basement room, but I was informed that there was no availability and that I should wait until tomorrow to get an upper ground floor room. I was offered the option of paying an extra £80 to get a room with a double bed and a sofa bed. I refused, as I don’t want to pay extra for a place that calls itself a hotel with such a terrible building that needs lots of refurbishment work. I forced myself to stay the night and waited until 8 am the next morning to be moved to the upper ground room as promised. I was surprised then when I was told I needed to wait until 3 pm to be moved to another room! After this, I was completely fed up, and I asked for a cancellation for the remaining nights. A big thanks to the Indian lady at the front desk this morning; she made the refund process for the remaining nights easy. I still haven’t received the refunded amount, but hopefully, it will be reflected in my account soon. Please don’t be tricked by the photos and online pictures; ask to check the bedroom before you pay anything.
Jacob TurmeyJacob Turmey
Myself and two friends stayed at this hotel for for 1 night in Room LG101. A 3 bed room with a shower bathroom. Upon arrival to the hotel we were very impressed with the reception and ambiance it gave to a newly arriving guest. We were assigned to room LG101 and given 3 keys, unfortunately 2 of them did not work on the door initially but this was quickly fixed at reception when we past them again. When getting into the room, we noticed there was a number of bits you could feel under your feet on the carpet, we also opened the blind to find a delivery bag from McDonalds which I presume is a previous guest. And when opening the window there was a distinct foul odour that took over the room, we looked up to notice a dead pigeon on the netting above (photos attached). We called reception and advised them of the carpet issue (as we had not yet noted the window or pigeon, they offered to swap our room or have housekeeping come in and clean it. We took the offer of house keeping to come in and vacuum the floor, the team also took away the McDonald’s bag and photographed the dead pigeon. The bathroom looks very modern and clean upon first looking in. However, when using the shower we noticed that the grout was filthy (photos attached) from a clear lack of attempted to even wipe it over. I was able to clear a line of the grout simply using some toilet tissue. (Photos of Before and after attached). Later into the evening I dropped something down the side of one of the single beds and pulled the bed out to pick it up, upon doing so there was a significant collection of of dust and dirt, which from the looks of it, hadn’t built up over 1-2 days or even weeks, this room clearly hadn’t been deep cleaned for some time. (Photos also attached) Overall whilst we were very impressed with the entrance foyer to the hotel, the awe stopped there, the room was not to a clean standard at all, especially for a 4 star rated hotel, with a 4 food hygiene rating too.
Rannia GlaridisRannia Glaridis
The location is the best thing about this hotel. It's a very short walk to Bayswater (Circle Line) tube station, also Queensway (Central Line). The high street is just around the corner full of convenient shops and restaurants so you have everything you need! The hotel it's self appears to be very popular with people coming and going at all hours. The reception is very stylish with makes it incredibly misleading once you enter the rooms! From the moment you enter the hallways to the rooms the place and decor is extremely dated and tired. The rooms are adequate in size, we had a twin room. The beds were metal frame temporary beds, like camp beds. They were surprisingly comfortable, but then we were so exhausted after our days out in London we were asleep in an instant! The sheets were nice and clean. The whole room has not been decorated in some years, pealing paintwork, polystyrene ceiling tiles, ratty carpet... And the best mystery a blocked up sky light?? The windows open just a crack, which opened into another pigeon infested sky light. The bathroom was shabby and dated also. Broken sink taps, strange shower system that ethier cooked you alive or froze you. Breakfast was offered but when we arrived it was like feeding time at the zoo!! The place was chaos. People were descending on the food from all angles, there wasn't enough seating so people were sat all over the floors and filling every inch of the reception... We gave up and found a lovely little place 'Granier Bakery Cafe' on the high street a few minutes walk away, they offered lovely pastries and coffee and somewhere to sit. Overall, this is a great pit stop when in London. We had a lovely walk from the Hotel to the Museums in South Kensington through Hyde Park. The hotel has all the very basic amenities you could need... Just go with low expectations.
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Unfortunately, this was by far the worst hotel I’ve ever stayed in! I was tricked by the pictures posted on their website and Booking.com. I paid £432 for 3 nights for a twin bedroom, but I was given a room in the basement (the lower ground floor). The room was nothing close to the pictures posted. It’s too small, the toilet is tiny, and the faucet has limescale on it. There’s no sound isolation by any means; the walls are paper-thin, and we could hear every little sound. The room has a window, but apparently we can’t open it for ventilation as it is clogged with large blue bags—I suspect what those bags are! There is a musty smell in the room. The fire alarm is flashing a little red light every second; that should be fine unless it’s right above our heads, making us sense the red light while we’re trying to get some sleep. The corridor of the -1 floor is another story! It feels unsafe; the lights are so dim, and it’s very tight, with lots of rooms and only one elevator working. The other one is out of service. I asked to change my room the moment I was assigned the basement room, but I was informed that there was no availability and that I should wait until tomorrow to get an upper ground floor room. I was offered the option of paying an extra £80 to get a room with a double bed and a sofa bed. I refused, as I don’t want to pay extra for a place that calls itself a hotel with such a terrible building that needs lots of refurbishment work. I forced myself to stay the night and waited until 8 am the next morning to be moved to the upper ground room as promised. I was surprised then when I was told I needed to wait until 3 pm to be moved to another room! After this, I was completely fed up, and I asked for a cancellation for the remaining nights. A big thanks to the Indian lady at the front desk this morning; she made the refund process for the remaining nights easy. I still haven’t received the refunded amount, but hopefully, it will be reflected in my account soon. Please don’t be tricked by the photos and online pictures; ask to check the bedroom before you pay anything.
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Myself and two friends stayed at this hotel for for 1 night in Room LG101. A 3 bed room with a shower bathroom. Upon arrival to the hotel we were very impressed with the reception and ambiance it gave to a newly arriving guest. We were assigned to room LG101 and given 3 keys, unfortunately 2 of them did not work on the door initially but this was quickly fixed at reception when we past them again. When getting into the room, we noticed there was a number of bits you could feel under your feet on the carpet, we also opened the blind to find a delivery bag from McDonalds which I presume is a previous guest. And when opening the window there was a distinct foul odour that took over the room, we looked up to notice a dead pigeon on the netting above (photos attached). We called reception and advised them of the carpet issue (as we had not yet noted the window or pigeon, they offered to swap our room or have housekeeping come in and clean it. We took the offer of house keeping to come in and vacuum the floor, the team also took away the McDonald’s bag and photographed the dead pigeon. The bathroom looks very modern and clean upon first looking in. However, when using the shower we noticed that the grout was filthy (photos attached) from a clear lack of attempted to even wipe it over. I was able to clear a line of the grout simply using some toilet tissue. (Photos of Before and after attached). Later into the evening I dropped something down the side of one of the single beds and pulled the bed out to pick it up, upon doing so there was a significant collection of of dust and dirt, which from the looks of it, hadn’t built up over 1-2 days or even weeks, this room clearly hadn’t been deep cleaned for some time. (Photos also attached) Overall whilst we were very impressed with the entrance foyer to the hotel, the awe stopped there, the room was not to a clean standard at all, especially for a 4 star rated hotel, with a 4 food hygiene rating too.
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The location is the best thing about this hotel. It's a very short walk to Bayswater (Circle Line) tube station, also Queensway (Central Line). The high street is just around the corner full of convenient shops and restaurants so you have everything you need! The hotel it's self appears to be very popular with people coming and going at all hours. The reception is very stylish with makes it incredibly misleading once you enter the rooms! From the moment you enter the hallways to the rooms the place and decor is extremely dated and tired. The rooms are adequate in size, we had a twin room. The beds were metal frame temporary beds, like camp beds. They were surprisingly comfortable, but then we were so exhausted after our days out in London we were asleep in an instant! The sheets were nice and clean. The whole room has not been decorated in some years, pealing paintwork, polystyrene ceiling tiles, ratty carpet... And the best mystery a blocked up sky light?? The windows open just a crack, which opened into another pigeon infested sky light. The bathroom was shabby and dated also. Broken sink taps, strange shower system that ethier cooked you alive or froze you. Breakfast was offered but when we arrived it was like feeding time at the zoo!! The place was chaos. People were descending on the food from all angles, there wasn't enough seating so people were sat all over the floors and filling every inch of the reception... We gave up and found a lovely little place 'Granier Bakery Cafe' on the high street a few minutes walk away, they offered lovely pastries and coffee and somewhere to sit. Overall, this is a great pit stop when in London. We had a lovely walk from the Hotel to the Museums in South Kensington through Hyde Park. The hotel has all the very basic amenities you could need... Just go with low expectations.
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Subject: Formal Complaint – Unacceptable Stay at Park Avenue Bayswater Inn Hyde Park

Dear Sir/Madam,

I am writing to formally lodge a complaint regarding my recent stay at your hotel, which was, without exaggeration, the worst hotel experience I have ever had.

From the moment I arrived, the service and conditions were absolutely unacceptable for a hotel claiming to be 4 stars. Unusable Mattresses The first room I was given had a mattress barely 2 cm thick — completely worn out and uncomfortable. After a long complaint (lasting over an hour), I was moved to another room… with the exact same mattress. Only on the third attempt did I receive a room with a mattress of standard quality. Overwhelming Paint Smell The second room smelled strongly of fresh paint — it was unbearable. How can you assign guests to rooms that are clearly not ready or safe to be used? Deplorable Customer Service The reception staff were inattentive, uninterested, and unwilling to help. Shockingly, the hotel manager was standing behind the front desk staff, listening in, and when I found out who he was and asked to speak with him, he replied, “I have nothing to say to you.” A disgraceful attitude from someone in a leadership position. Zero Cleaning Service I stayed for 3 nights and not once was the room cleaned. No towels replaced, no bed made — absolutely nothing. The cleanliness, especially under the bed, was unacceptable and disgusting. Elevators and General Condition Only one elevator was working, and it was constantly occupied by staff carrying bags, leaving behind an unbearable smell of sweat. The general maintenance of the hotel is poor and unpleasant. Poor Breakfast Offering The breakfast is extremely basic: bread, cheese, coffee, bacon, eggs, and sausages. No fruit, no variety — completely underwhelming for any hotel, let alone a 4-star one. Other unacceptable issues

• Room key cards constantly got demagnetised. • No soundproofing: I could hear everything from the corridor, next room, and floor above. • TV smaller than a computer monitor. • The first two rooms had filthy, neglected coffee machines. The third room had none at all.

Disregard for Feedback and Dishonesty It’s very telling that the hotel only replies to positive reviews online and completely ignores the many negative ones — all echoing the same issues I experienced. I only read these reviews after checking in — had I seen them earlier, I would have never booked. To make things worse, when I complained about the mattress, I was told that “if you don’t like it, you’re free to leave — but we won’t refund your money.” A hotel staff member even confided in me that those awful 2 cm mattresses are over 10 years old. Imagine that.

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Conclusion: This hotel is not worthy of a 4-star rating. At best, it’s a 2-star property — and that’s being generous. The service, hygiene, comfort, and overall experience were appalling. I will be reporting this stay to Booking.com, relevant tourism authorities, and consumer protection services.

If your management cares at all about maintaining your reputation, I strongly advise a complete review of your service standards and facilities.

Kind regards, Nuno Carvalho 08/7/2025...

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I booked this room very last minute at 2AM and arrived at the hotel at 10AM wanting to check in but was informed that I could not and had to return later. I was later informed of a family emergency and returned at noon to notify the front desk to cancel my booking. As it was through Agoda, they were willing to give me a refund despite the non-refund policy me given my circumstance but the hotel insists on not refunding me the money of my 2 night stay. DO NOT BOOK HERE!! When I had to cancel my 4 night stay with Best Western also with non-refundable policy, they did not give me any hard time (booked through another 3rd party-expedia). I was able to get my refund within 24 hour without hassle. The managers was super empathetic and understanding of my situation and tried to help me. The workers here do not care, brushed me off and basically told me to deal with it with my third party when I already did. I would never EVER recommend anyone to stay here. It's completely insane how a 4 star hotel operates less than a 3 star Best Western Chain. Just by the front lobby washroom, the door knob was broken and I slipped on my way out because there was a small ledge without any caution sign. The wooden doors were already ripped. I stayed at many hotels within hyde park prior to selecting this one and this has got to be the worst one in the area. It is also far away from the train station. If you want better value, location, service- Central Park Hotel.

TO UPDATE: I HAVE CONTACTED AGODA numerous times and can provide you a list of dates when I called and an email correspondence back and forth providing the proper documentation required and asking for a refund.

I have since provided a proof of medical Certificate and also a flight booking back home. Agoda has numerous times to get in touch with your hotel but you are not responding to them.

It is appalling that you are claiming me as a fraud and maliciously accusing a customer when I am already dealing with a dying family member in the emergency room.I don't think this is a joke. I cannot believe this is a 4 star hotel... and that this is the kind of treatment a customer gets when booking at your hotel. Put yourself in my shoes and see how you would feel if a 4 star hotel denies you of a refund for gains when you have given followed the proper protocol to show up and notify the hotel and provide the proper documentation. It was not in my interest when I asked to check in at 10am to leave. I found out shortly and informed your duty manager immediately after I found out of the situation.

Threatening to not give me my refund because I am being vocal about my situation to the public is so unprofessional. I will remove this post after I hear back from agoda and your hotel.

Report them to the hotel association and get...

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Unfortunately, this was by far the worst hotel I’ve ever stayed in! I was tricked by the pictures posted on their website and Booking.com. I paid £432 for 3 nights for a twin bedroom, but I was given a room in the basement (the lower ground floor). The room was nothing close to the pictures posted. It’s too small, the toilet is tiny, and the faucet has limescale on it. There’s no sound isolation by any means; the walls are paper-thin, and we could hear every little sound. The room has a window, but apparently we can’t open it for ventilation as it is clogged with large blue bags—I suspect what those bags are! There is a musty smell in the room. The fire alarm is flashing a little red light every second; that should be fine unless it’s right above our heads, making us sense the red light while we’re trying to get some sleep.

The corridor of the -1 floor is another story! It feels unsafe; the lights are so dim, and it’s very tight, with lots of rooms and only one elevator working. The other one is out of service. I asked to change my room the moment I was assigned the basement room, but I was informed that there was no availability and that I should wait until tomorrow to get an upper ground floor room. I was offered the option of paying an extra £80 to get a room with a double bed and a sofa bed. I refused, as I don’t want to pay extra for a place that calls itself a hotel with such a terrible building that needs lots of refurbishment work. I forced myself to stay the night and waited until 8 am the next morning to be moved to the upper ground room as promised. I was surprised then when I was told I needed to wait until 3 pm to be moved to another room!

After this, I was completely fed up, and I asked for a cancellation for the remaining nights. A big thanks to the Indian lady at the front desk this morning; she made the refund process for the remaining nights easy. I still haven’t received the refunded amount, but hopefully, it will be reflected in my account soon.

Please don’t be tricked by the photos and online pictures; ask to check the bedroom before you...

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