It's a beautiful hotel in a fantastic location---a five minute walk to either Buckingham Palace or Westminster Abbey.

Buckingham Palace is at the end of the street, so royalty are neighbors.

The location is perfect, close to Buckingham Palace and Westminster.

That said, its very well located with the underground being a stones throw from the property, even the bus is a 5 minutes walk, so connectivity is sorted, the Buckingham Palace is a 5 minute walk from the hotel, so is the St. James Park, very touristy

The location is perfect for Buckingham Palace, St James Park and more.

I had a very memorable stay at this hotel as it is just 6 minutes walk from the Buckingham palace beautifully decorated and maintained and the junior suites are a very good option for a family of 3 to stay good food very authentic Indian food  good amiebience and the staff is very polite and helpful 
I had all Indian restaurant   But taj hotel Indian food is the best than that of banaras michellim star hotel

Manoj raykar

It's walking distance from the Buckingham palace and very close to all the important attractions in London.

A great location (walking distance of Buckingham Palace, Westminster and St. James' Park).

Close proximity to Buckingham Palace, Green & St James Park and Victoria railway Station is an added plus.

Let’s start with the location, which is nothing short of perfect- Close to everywhere you want to visit including Westminster Abbey, Big Ben, The Eye, Hyde Park, Mayfair, and Buckingham Palace!

Well located, just few steps from Buckingham Palace and Saint James Park underground station.

Hotel reception is nice and location too Buckingham palace at the end if the road and nice high street with eating places .The hotel reception was nice

The hotel is centrally located close to St James & Victoria Stations and Buckingham Palace.

It was also in a great location, close walking distance to the Buckingham Palace, and also near to Big Ben.

It's in a great location - literally a block from Buckingham Palace, and the breakfast (included in my rate) was really good.

The location was ideal, 5-10 min walk from Victoria station/underground and 5 min walk to Buckingham Palace.

Comfortable location, close to the Buckingham Palace and that ST. James Park.

Location is fantastic and walking distance to Buckingham Palace, Chelsea and Knightsbridge.

but this hotel puts you within walking of Buckingham Palace.

The hotel is old and requires further care and update to the hallways furniture, rooms and specially bathrooms.

but can always smell food in corridors which is a put off
When we checked in room pillows were not put right on bed .The breakfast service needs to be improved on the staff are not trained well and orders take ages to come .

Very very poor house keeping 
Not professional even after so many complaints
Not really clean hall ways 
Lift problem so many times down 

Location is very good 
Front desk if you complaint they ignore 
I ask for converter when check in after repeat for 3 days they give me

Typical of English hotels in old buildings, one had to walk through rather complicated corridors to reach the room.

Refusing to go to reception dressed in a bath robe, we called again, and after a total of about 15 minutes of waiting in the hallway, a gentleman arrived and unlocked the doors for us.

Dead flowers were left on the table in the hallway for days.

The hallway walls and carpet are beat up, and the furniture is cheap and damaged in the rooms.

Room 317 were up until 3 am sorting the shopping out throwing boxes on to the corridor, speaking really loud banging the door open & shut all night..

Spa ridiculously busy and would not adopt a booking system 

Premier rooms far away from reception - a gazillion maze-like corridors to follow.

If I had to nitpick I’d say that the cocktails were a little expensive, and that the corridors leading to the rooms looked slightly shabbier than the lobby and the rooms themselves.

No problems with noise from the corridors or outside, although there must be an Underground line right below the hotel, as you could hear the sound and vibration of trains,

however the odd layout of the room saw the 2 chairs in a small nook, immediately facing a wall at the end of a small corridor.

but sadly the carpets in the hallway outside mye room, and in the room, were old, dirty and smelly.

Hotel was extremely expensive considering the old, unpainted rooms, hallways that smelled like backed up sewers.

however had to go via the courtyard as the internal corridors were a labyrinth.

Our “classic” room was small, in need of redecoration and down a nasty corridor.

Strange smell in the hallway on my floor (6th floor).

The location is 10 / 10; Check in experience was 6/10; Room would be 7/10; breakfast would be 9/10.

While the location is excellent and the hotel is clean and the staff friendly, the beds are the worst I have ever encountered.

We like the location and have been very satisfied with our room and any dealings we have had with staff.

We walked almost exclusively which says volumes about the location and many of the walks are through the parks.

The facilities in the hotel
Itself were good, the hotel was well located close to bars and restaurants

I hope that we will have the opportunity to stay at this lovely establishment again in the future and can’t say enough great things about the ambience, stellar service, and fantastic location of St. James Court!

The location allows the access to all the main atractions.

Poor……… 
Noisy hotel
Good location 
Charged for moving to a better room

The location can’t be beat; the service is exceptional.

The location of this hotel is unbeatable.

We had split our stay in London with our family to be in two different locations for ease of getting around with two small boys (ages 3 & 4).

It would also have been helpful had the person taking the booking on the phone  warned us about the diversion and had a map of such which the Hotel could have emailed us at the time of booking.

We in fact ended up having to call to get it sent up several hours later, at which point we were already too tired.

Had to call out the maintenance team because none of my sockets, TV etc would work, they came about 2 hours later when i was getting into bed.

Then when someone responds, I sometimes get an irate person irritated why I was calling that number when I only dialed the shortcut from your phone. 4.

The concierge was terrible - he didn't call me back multiple times on dinner reservations.

There were many occasions where our room was not made up for the entire day and we had to call up the housekeeping at 11 in the night when we returned to our hotel asking to clean up the room and their response used to be sorry sir the housekeeping staff has left for the day.

v. After repeated calls to the front desk to request for the duty manager she came up 1.5 hours from my first request, and did try to be helpful.

We received a call back to our colleague’s room to say that there was no one available to help us.

The clientele spoiled it (watching Loud social media videos on mobiles while using the relaxation loungers).

While in London, we had two mishaps - my daughter’s IPhone was stolen, and I fell on the sidewalk and sustained some injuries.

Her manner was abrupt and she also charged me twice for some local calls.

And when we asked to talk to the manager to explain this brilliant policy, we were ignored and they did not call back.

After calling up they said this was normal practice and the security deposit will be refunded.

We did have a few hiccups in being unable to reach housekeeping reception or room service from the room phone

In our family stay at 10 pm in the night maintenance technician rang the bell and came in to fix a toilet leak in another room below our room.

We checked in and there was nothing there so I had to call and ask- the reception staff didn’t know about it

We managed to log on via our mobile phone

However, we did face some problems with my birthday cake even after quite a few calls and emails before reaching there

Booked on telephone requesting quiet area due to medical condition related to hypersensitivity to noida d was guaranteed this Spoke with advanced booking on 3 occasions to clarify and they stated I would have quiet area overlooking the courtyard Neither of these promises materialised sadly Paid over £1000 and was disgusted at the untruths they told me Shocking experience to say the least

Food was good and rooms were spacious and clean.

The building is beautiful, with big and super conformable rooms (we stayed in a Premium King and was great, loved the bathroom).

Rooms were a better size than other hotels of this category.

Lovely hotel, staff super friendly and room really well maintained and cleaned to an extremely high standard.

In summary a wonderful experience, great friendly staff and a beautiful room.

It  remains a nice huge hotel and the room is actually nicely spaced.

Our standard double room had everything we expected and more and the bed was divinely comfortable.

The shower room was of a similarly high standard.

(It is also the only Taj in Europe I am led to believe)

Rooms are unusually large and spacious for Central London, beds super comfy, bathrooms are spotless and evening turn-down service was an unexpected surprise.

We were upgraded to a STUNNINGLY remodeled king room and given 2 welcome beverages, along with an array of additional perks and discounts.

The food, drink, room, ambiance, staff, architecture literally everything is top quality and the hospitality second to none.

Which in fairness was a nice and comfortable room.

Great 5 stars hotel in London, we got the nice newly renovated rooms.

She told us she would try and have our room ready for us as soon as possible and she certainly delivered.

The beds were comfortable and the rooms were spacious.

They made us feel as valued, and as important as anyone who may walk in the door.

Our luxury stay started the moment we walked into the stunning lobby and everything and everyone about this hotel just continued to impress.

It was convenient to all the places we had plans to visit and could walk everywhere.

We were able to walk to the changing of the guard and didn’t need to fight traffic!

Eventually I parked up nearby and walked to the Hotel & met up with the X Keys Concierge.

I did morning runs in St. James park, and we were able to walk to almost anywhere in London.

On Friday morning, we leave after breakfast for a walk around London and come back to the hotel at 2PM as we have Spa treatments booked for 3:15PM.

Victoria Station is also just a 10-minute walk away (from there you can take a train to Gatwick).

I was able to walk everywhere (15 mins to Big Ben, 5 mins to Buck House, 40 mins to Oxford street etc….).

You are five minute walk to the tube stop.

And, in 2 mins, you can walk up to Buckingham Palace.

Mega close to Buck Pal, (3 min walk) where I had a ticket for the Jubilee Party In The Palace.

The location is great, just a 5 minute walk from Buckingham Palace, Westminster and the royal parks.

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From there, the main tourist attractions are within easy walking distance - the National Gallery, the Palace of Westminster, Buckingham Palace, the Embankment, the British Museum, Covent Garden, you name it.

Not only was it the perfect location to easily get to all the sights—including The National Gallery Museum, Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey and the famed West End Theater District—the amazing staff made us feel special and cared for in every interaction.

Also an easy walk to Hyde Park / Buckingham palace area.

Its location is close to two underground stops (which made visiting the the Tower of London, London Bridge, the London Eye and Buckingham Palace easy, fast trips) and is walking distance to the theater district.

It's close to Trafalgar Square, The National Gallery, London Eye, Big Ben, Buckingham Palace.

We walked to Buckingham Palace, the London Eye, Westminster and Big Ben.

And it's close to the Underground (the subway), and within a 15-30 minute walking distance of the main attractions, such as Buckingham Palace, Parliament, the National Gallery and Trafalgar Square.

I chose this hotel because we wanted to be close and within walking distance to most attractions and nightlife in the West End, Covent Garden, Buckingham Palace or further.

We walked to Hyde Park and Buckingham Palace, to the Tate Modern and the Globe Theatre to see Taming of the Shrew, to the National Portrait Museum and National Art Gallery, and to the Natural History Museum.

Disappointed that there was no window view for the cost, just a cramped weird courtyard on the basement level, so the room was dark and kind of gloomy The complementary cocktail hour was nice

I would also say that the hotel is very dark.

We had a ground floor room which was far too dark. It was in an absolute nightmare when getting ready (this is why I only gave 4 stars)

but not too late….. definitely would benefit from black out blinds or curtains for those of us who like the dark but that’s the only mild negative 😊

The rooms were a little small for what we paid and very dark not much day light getting in at all, the bed was really comfortable and our room very quiet.

For proper sleep I need to be able to make the room completely 100% dark.

Upon check in we were disappointed in our small room, down a dark hallway in the back of the hotel, two rooms experienced street/pub noise. .

But the rooms themselves (I saw 2 of them - quite identical) are very small and dark.

Unfortunately the only mirror for hair drying was on the inside of the wardrobe door and even when opened wide, it was quite dark.

We found the room way too dark and thus it appeared small.

However, the room we stayed in on the ground floor was very dark (walls on 3 sides of the window and no direct sunlight) and there was no way to open the window and get some fresh air in.

It was a bit dark (fine for reading in bed, just harder to see what's in your suitcase).

No restaurant in the hotel which usually wouldn't be an issue

but did not bother us: no restaurant in hotel (but you can collect drinks and snacks at reception), Soho Square nearby slightly seedy at night time, no view from room and difficult access for taxis because of lots of small oneway streets.

Breakfast at the hotel is only in room service.

but really, in London, who wants to eat in a hotel.

While there isn't a traditional restaurant in the hotel, this was never an issue for me as fresh breakfast was brought directly to my room at the exact time I had requested it.

but also a micro-wave for heating  up food, and a small washing up sink with basic dishes and cutlery available so you could bring back food to eat in the room, 

There is no restaurant in the hotel which is a smart strategy as there are so many cafes nearby that offer wonderful breakfasts - but they do offer continental breakfasts that can be brought by room service.

No restaurant at the hotel (though they do offer breakfast room service, which we didn't end up using)

No restaurant in the hotel, as it is small and boutique,

I saw some people's comments about no restaurant in the hotel.

And there's no reason to have a restaurant in a hotel in Soho!

There is no restaurant in the hotel (but hundreds within 5 mins walk).

We found great Cafes for breakfast as there is no restaurant in the hotel.

We Would likely stay here again because of the location.

A lovely hotel, with a fantastic location close to the theatres, Covent Garden and Oxford street.

Location is perfect for anyone looking to shop, visit tourist attractions or looking for nightlife.

This is great hotel located right in the heart of SOHO.

This hotel was perfect in every way: perfect location near tons of amazing food and entertainment and an easy walk to all the best sites; the perfect room, super clean and very comfortable with all the amenities I wanted (fridge, microwave, coffee, etc); and perfect staff, super friendly and helpful.

Great location (at the centre of London’s tourist activities), nice comfortable and functional room and very good service from the courteous staff.

Location of this hotel in SoHo couldn’t be more perfect.

My stay at the resident soho was brilliant, the location is unbeatable!

The Hotel is located in one of the most beautiful areas of London, in the heart of Soho, close to train and bus stations, restaurants, shops within walking distance, very kind hotel staff, especially the maintenance engineer Nando, spacious and well-kept rooms with all comforts, mini kitchen with nespresso coffee, very comfortable bed,  the big Smart TV, an unforgettable experience, Highly recommended!

Location was in the middle of Soho, really close to Tottenham Court Rd Tube and lots of great restaurants, bars, Oxford st etc.

very friendly staff , clean rooms , good service all over , away form the crowd of Soho even located at Soho , very close to metro access and full of bars cafes around I highly recommend when you are traveling to London

Super location , friendly and helpful staff.

The location of Resident Soho was the best ever!

Excellent location, the room is clean and comfortable.

Everything was perfect in terms of room, location, members benefits such as the discount and early check in and late check out.

Best location, closet o to train station, shops, clubs, restaurants and many more.

Extremely helpful staff and superb location.

The hotel is also in a fantastic location for enjoying central London.

The staff were very attentive and provided a complimentary bottle of wine when they discovered it was our anniversary and gave us invaluable tips on places to eat.

I chose this hotel because it offered a room with a little kitchenette which I love having when I’m traveling so I don’t have to eat every meal out.

Very friendly staff with awesome food recommendations.

Shops, theatres, restaurants and anything you need within a short walk!

Steps away to fabulous restaurants and theatre!!

The hotel is close to the main streets with many bars and restaurants along the way.

A beautiful hotel in the middle of SOHO - A short walk to all you need of restaurants, theaters, shopping.

It is surrounded by delicious  restaurants, grocery store, shopping, and sight-seeing.

Great  hotel in Soho with many restaurants and pubs around and 200m from Oxford street.

Suggest more soft drink options on room service

Fantastic location in the heart of Soho, close to all of the bars, pubs and restaurants, very helpful staff on reception and we were made to feel very welcome, room was very spaciuos with great amenities, bed was very comfy, all in all a great stay, would highly recommend and we will return soon.

It's good for nightlife, food, a comedy show, shopping, and if you want to hit London attractions, you can walk to Covent, Piccadilly, Chinatown, Leicester and have metros stations close by.

The hotel is in a great location, close to shops and restaurants.

The Resident Soho is centrally located around great restaurants and shops.

But it’s really the hospitality and the beautifully fitted rooms that keep us coming back.

The rooms are beautiful, and the reception team are wonderful.

The hotel rooms were very clean, quiet and comfortable.

The rooms were immaculate, with a lovely kitchenette and Nespresso Machines which were a lovely touch.

My mother stayed here as well and her room was a superior room - bigger and really lovely - up in the attic area.

Clean and quiet room comfortable large bed.

The room was spotless and a lovely housekeeper came daily to tidy up and replenish Nespresso capsules, etc.

The staff on the desk  Davide & Luisa were super helpful, showed us to our room and even sent up a bottle of Prosecco for our Anniversary.

But we Americans tend to be used to larger rooms here in the states.

Beds are comfortable and rooms are very clean.

Rooms were clean and quiet (at least at night, there was construction next door

The room was very comfortable and loved the mini kitchen which gave us extra independence.

Almost hit the mark had it not been for an uncomfortable night sleep.

The 3rd and 4th accomodations are single small sofa beds extremely uncomfortable and you have the risk of having also a camping mattress.

but the Hotel was disappointing and very overpriced,   Couldn't even get IN the room with our luggage, no where to put it, crawled over it, put one in bathroom,  could barley walk around bed, I was very disappointed and uncomfortable  for a three day stay.

but the bed is extremely uncomfortable, feels like uneven overused mattress.

the bed is obviously a twin put together and the hump in the middle makes for an uncomfortable sleep. .

Hard uncomfortable foam pillows - not feather or fibre. 2.

We would not stay here again because it was so uncomfortable and we all slept poorly.

One gentlemen’s club is on the same block which may lead to an uncomfortable conversation with a child

but we didn't find it uncomfortable as we were out and about most of the day.

This is the place that I would think of when I want a place to rest and relax after a long day of walking and visiting places around London.

From the moment we walked in to the day we left, we were treated like family.

It is only a short walk to downtown and the trendy Soho district

We walked from the hotel across Hyde Park to the Design Museum in Kensington, which was an added bonus.

Bathroom was excellent with a large walk in shower.

We walked 85 miles in 7 days exploring all around this neighborhood and beyond!

Within easy walk are Oxford Street (shopping), Soho itself (lively shops and eateries), Chinatown (great food), and it's easy to navigate to Leicester Square, Trafalgar Square, Piccadilly Circus, the Houses of Parliament, the London Eye and more.

It has a fabulous location (we walked nearly everywhere), and underground subway stations nearby.

Only 15 mins walk to London's famous shops.

Easy walk around Soho, Covent Garden & surrounding area.

It was an 8 mile walk, there and back again, so I was quite uncomfortable when I got back,

We walked from Tottenham Court Road station and it was a comfortable walk.

Easy walking to everything you need and want.

You are a short walk from all the main attractions in Soho.

The location couldn't be better, as there are lots of restaurants within 5-10 min walk, theatres are at walkable distance and the communication with further areas could not be more simple, having the main underground lines a stone's throw away.

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