The location of the Hotel is excellent, the Best End of Oxford Road. Near enough to carry your bags back from the abundance of top stores, but in a very quiet location with no traffic noise. The hotel has it's own private tennis court, in a small park. Where else could you play tennis in W1? For the keep fit... more

I stayed here for work Oct. 13 - 18, 2008. As I always say in my reviews. Cleanlines is the most important thing to me in a hotel, follwed by service and amenities, location and room size. Let me start by saying the hotel seems to cater to the business traveler. Most of the guests appeared to be there on... more

We stayed at the above hotel for a weekend after booking it last minute. It is situated near to Marble Arch tube station and is just a 2 minute walk to Oxford Street. Our room was a standard room on the 11th floor, but was a nice size, very clean, had a balcony, very quiet and the bed was very... more

I stayed at this hotel for one night only but I can highly recommend it. Five minutes walk to Selfridges and Oxford Street. On arrival, the gentleman on the reception was extremely helpful and friendly, including someone called Chris who gave me all the correct information. I was upgraded to a business room, which was bright and of good standard,... more

Rooms a bit shabby, stained carpets cracked tiles. TV and aircon not working properly, overpriced. more like a 3 star hotel... more

We arrived and were warmly welcomed by "Matthieu" at reception. He gave us a great room on the 9th floor, knowing that we had won the overnight as part of a London prize package. A great start to our stay! The rooms are nice-sized. We didn't have a real "view" but it was nice to have big windows and not... more

This is an ok hotel. Not fantastic, not great. Just average really. The location is good if you like quiet, but central. Its off the mini park which is Portman Square and the road out front isnt a main thoroughfare, so its quiet enough. However all the restaurants and cafes shut early around it, so if you looking for food... more

On our last couple of trips to London we've stayed at the City Inn in Westminster which is generally a good hotel. This time fancying a change we selected the Radisson SAS in Portman Square. Despite being ranked many places below the City Inn we felt it to be, overall, a superior hotel. The location would be considered better by... more

I do stay at SAS's, usually on business and also to gain points on my SAS Eurobonus card, so the reviews on this site plus hotel pictures and a rate that wasn't too bad (£158 inc breakfast for a business class room) persuaded me to book for a 1 night stay. Check in was swift, but I was disappointed with... more