11 Cadogan Gardens

The basket of pastries is quite the deal. There are three large and exceptional quality for 6 pounds. The croissants are the best I've had since Paris. The scrambled eggs are soft and fluffy and the avocado with a poached egg on toast is delightful. This is our fourth visit for breakfast to this restaurant in the week. While previous visits the service was lovely and prompt, today's service was subpar. The seating was quick, but that's the only thing that was quick this morning. The waiter failed to bring out all items ordered and when the pastry baskets came out all of the pastries were cold and not warmed as before. The poached eggs were hard boiled and needed to be replaced and water was never brought to the table after three requests. I would give this restaurant a 2 overall rating if I had not previously rated it a 4 all along.

If you are a frequent visitor to London, you know all too well how small the standard hotel rooms are. Imagine my surprise when I was greeted by a spacious room complete with king size bed, workstation and solo chair by the huge flat screen TV. This hotel is tucked in a quiet neighborhood of knightsbridge and easily accessible via Sloane square station by underground. The bathroom was newly renovated with enough toiletries that made our stay even more comfortable. The staff, especially the reception and concierge are genuinely helpful, and I will definitely consider staying here next time I am in London and highly recommend it to others!

Mostly good. Excellent attentive staff, great location, close to Harrods, and quiet. But, it's costly.

We redeemed travel credits for a 3-night stay, and we were extremely pleased with the sumptuous room and attentive staff. The location is ideal with refurbished Pavilion Road around the corner, Sloane Square tube station 3 short blocks away, and walkable to Kensington, Knightsbridge, and Chelsea.

This was a rare gem we came across in London offering a traditional elegant English experience. Hotel staff was superb and accommodating. We were very satisfied with the room and overall experience. The breakfast downstairs in the restaurant was the best breakfast we had in our two weeks traveling London. We hope to stay here again!

A traditional English hotel that functions like an exclusive 'home away from home' overlooking Cadogan Gardens. We try to put clients up here if we can because it feels like a relaxed, stately home but has all the ammenities that one would expect from a modern hotel such as the Sanderson or the St Martins Lane Hotel. The rooms are sumptuous, the bar and restaurant are very glamorous and the concierge service is one of the best we have used in London. Single rooms start around the £100 mark, but doubles go for around £200.

Usually my family and I's food here is pretty good and reasonably priced. Yet today, unlike normal, our pastries were not warm, but cold, and we didn't get what we ordered in quantity and content in regards to the pastry basket. Also, you must ask for water here or else you will not get any and will die of dehydration, tragically, although perhaps the rain of London shall revive you. If you are lucky...

Stayed 2 nights (Oct 4&5) because near a friends apartment. Finally found our room down a convoluted hallway. Not well marked. Deluxe king. Room and bath were small but fine. Problem came with misinformation received from the concierge regarding a football match's availability of tickets. We were told not sold out and no problem getting tickets. Traveled all the way to the stadium to learn it was indeed sold out!! Extremely disappointed. We called the hotel from the stadium but the "concierge" was not helpful and denied telling the 4 of us that tix were available. We all got his information incorrect...I don't think so. So okay hotel with an okay staff.

This hotel is a time warp - I halfway expect to see Charles Dickens come down the creaky, wood-paneled staircase. The area (Cadogan Gardens) is residential, so it's very quiet. It is also just a few blocks away from Sloane Square (a tube stop). The service here is just as good as any five star hotel and at half the price. Definitely consider this hotel in your travel plans!

I stay at No.11 Cadogan Gardens right before the Olympics and I absolutely loved my stayed. The first thing you'll notice is that place has character. It is down right awesome. From the dark red and black bar to the oil paintings to the old fashion lift. It's awesome!!! I had been living in London for law school and my parents came to visit. After a lot of research I booked 2 rooms at No. 11. My parents arrived at 8 am and the staff had their room ready. After 7 hrs on a plane they were extremely grateful. The staff is first class. They always greeted you with a smile and asked about your day. The rooms are fantastic. The beds were extremely comfortable. The bathrooms are old fashion but very nice. They have everything the modern hotels have but with character. The bar and restaurant are very nice. The bartenders are twin brothers. They make a hell of a Hendricks and tonic. The restaurant serves a great breakfast and afternoon tea is amazing. After having afternoon tea there I was hooked. If you are looking for a unique hotel in a great neighborhood I suggest you check out No. 11 Cadogan Gardens. You won't be disappointed!!

There we find the Tartufo restaurant... Amazing. A ver very nice restaurant, wher you can really taste receipts with truffles ... An other plates. Everything carefully prepared and served with kindness and friendly service, conducted by Mr Michel... Perfect.

this hotel is quant, tasteful and well located. The staff is terrific, especially Will, the concierge.