RADISSON BLU EDWARDIAN SUSSEX

I have stayed in many radisson hotels but this one has the smallest rooms by far! My husband and I plus our two year old in a cot meant there was no room to move in our room. Bathroom was only the width of a toilet and very small bath. Only room for one person at a time and nowhere to put any toiletries. The double bed was so small that I kept rolling onto the bedside table during the night! Added to which the very noisy air conditioning didn't make for a restful nights sleep in room 404 on one of the hottest nights of the year so far! No full length mirror in the room either...bit of a pain when you are getting ready to go out! On a positive note it's very near Hyde Park and Marble Arch but the teeny tiny room cancels out the positives!

I had a great time. My room was upgraded and the restaurant served a great breakfast. The staff were very helpful thank you especially for the recommendations by ornella i was here to see some friends and she found us some great places to hang out in central london advice only locals can give. I will come back!

I spent one week in radisson blu Sussex The hotel is very good located behind oxford street between marble arch and bond underground.in a very quiet street. The room was spacious with a sofa and big windows on first floor.the room was always cleaned well,got every day bottles of water,there was a coffee corner,iron,safe,hairdryer. The breakfast was very good,a lot of choices ..all very fresh and nice arranged. The stuff at reception was very nice and helpful I recommend this hotel and surely will stay again there on my next trip Lisa gecel room 110

I visit London reasonably regularly on business and this is a special place. This was my first visit and it is a cut above anything else I have experienced. What really set it apart from other hotels is the way it cares for its clients. From the moment I stepped into reception I felt truly cared for. The offer of a cold glass of water infused with strawberries on a swelteringly hot day was much appreciated; a wifi problem in my room was swiftly dealt with and the breakfast the following morning was excellent. One particular staff member, Caroline, at reception was excellent and extremely friendly but everyone I came into contact with was excellent. I would heartily recommend this hotel to any visitors to London

We have stayed here several times over 5 years. The hotel is a beautiful building sadly at the back of Marks and Spencer Oxford street branch. Clearly the hotel was built before Oxford Street became the monolith it is now! Service is generally good. The hotel does not actively promote its services, for example, difficult to find an in room service menu. We eventually ordered a good meal but it was not easy. We stayed on the top floor, ceiling height low - it felt as if we were on a boat - I personally loved it but taller people would struggle - I think the reception staff have been trained to offer the more diminutive this floor for rooms. Would return as it represents relative good value for money given the central location