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"small, intimate" Sheraton Belgravia Hotel is not your typical Sheraton as it is small, intimate and lacking some of the big hotel amenities. In exchange, you are staying in one of the most exclusive neighborhoods in the world next to embassies and incredbile townhouses. From the hoteI it is an easy walk to Victoria Station (without luggage) and to Buckingham Palace. The rooms are not huge, but adequate. The beds are comfortable with duvets. Josiah, Cochabamba

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"building is rather old " Sheraton Belgravia Hotel's building is rather old and it is not one of the most glamourous hotels in London, however, I find receptionist/porters very professional and friendly, which is not too common in London hotels. Rooms are small but that is normally the case in London,thus, it should not be considered too negative. Diego, Genk

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"building is rather old" Sheraton Belgravia Hotel's building is rather old and it is not one of the most glamourous hotels in London, however, I find receptionist/porters very professional and friendly. Rooms are small but that is normally the case in London,thus, it should not be considered too negative. Estrella, Harrachov

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"A Great Choice" I've now stayed at this hotel twice and I can easily recommend it. In fact, I think this is going to be the only hotel I use in London. The rooms are up the usually high Sheraton standard. The staff are among the best and most service oriented I've ever had the pleasure of dealing with. The location is superb: easy walking distance to Buckingham palace and the parks, 15 minute walk to Victoria Station, a 5 minute walk to either of two tube stations (Sloane Sq or Kightsbridge). Highly recommended.

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"Great location, beautiful interior" My boyfriend and I stayed at this hotel this past week. It was our last night in London and we wanted somewhere a bit different. The hotel is located in Belgravia which is a 5 minute walk to Knightsbridge. The neighborhood is filled with embassies and beautiful old Georgian style homes. It is absolutely gorgeous. The hotel itself is about a 15 minute walk from the Knightsbridge Underground stop and there are plenty of taxis in the area. This hotel is more of a boutique type. Very quaint with beautiful interiors and an extremely helpful and friendly staff. The room was small but that doesn't bother me. It was clean as was the bathroom and decorated very nicely. Our only complaint but an important one is the bed we slept in had a mattress that was very old. It sloped in towards the middle so we spent a very uncomfortable night tossing and turning and woke with aching backs. I was very surprised at the quality of the mattress as the Sheratons in the US have the heavenly beds and are quite comfortable. In spite of the uncomfortable bed, I would stay here again just because of the location, the quiet neighborhood and the services offered by the hotel.

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"Lots of Space and Wonderful Service" I stayed here on my first trip to England and my room was huge by any standard. I was unaware of the no-tipping policy in England and the hotel's bell staff was thrilled to have me there. Room service was always quick and better than average food. My room had a lovely view and a comfy window seat in which to enjoy it. My one and only complaint with this hotel is the phone and internet charges... They were insanely high, but I credit the staff with warning me and even recommending a nearby shop in which to get a phone card. I plan to stay here again and highly recommend it.

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"Cosy, intimate and lovelly!" I spent a weekend at this charming little hotel together with my husband in July this year. I stay with Sheraton quite often while on business so we used my Starpoints to get a few free nights. The reception is really small, as is everything in this hotel, and you sit down together with the receptionist to check in. A lovelly touch is being served a glass of complimentary champagne upon arrival! The receptionist was a great help, friendly and kind, who helped us a lot throughout our stay! Our room was on the back of the hotel, on the 4th floor. Not a great view, but very cozy, full of true English charm. One of those rooms where you feel right at home after a few minutes, not at all like the impersonal business hotels I am so used to! A great place to spend the night, and for us, part of the days as well! The restaurant in the hotel (simply called The Dining Room) was also small, but warm and welcoming and quite chique. The food is not the most special but the prices are reasonable, it is all cooked with love, and the plates all look lovelly! They must have a really talented chef in the kitchen to lay up the food, becasue what ever comes out of there looks stylish, gorgeous and yummy! If you travel alone the lounge (where you can also eat) has little booths by the windows so you can sit alone without feeling exposed, something I would love to see in more places! Generally this hotel was perfect for our weekend away! Great and friendly staff, cozy ,small and personal the hotel felt like a home in no time! Located in Belgravia, its a quiet area without a lot of tourists, but you are still close to Knightsbridge and the West End if you want to go out. I truely loved it, and so did my husband!

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