We stayed at the hotel for one night very recently and booked online. On arrival we were charged a slightly different price from the one quoted on the booking and given a different style of room. As my husband and I arrived at different times we did not realise the mistake until late that evening. Unfortunately the hotel has limited reception cover so no-one was available to speak to about this. To add to all of this, on arrival my husband was greeted by someone who opened the door but did not speak at all and just left him standing there!

The rooms are over-crowded with furniture that serves little purpose other than aesthetics and made it difficult for two of us to move around and get to one side of the bed. The room was also quite hot and, due to the large piece of furniture in front of the window, it was difficult to ventilate it. The rooms also lack any bedside lighting so you cannot read in bed. The bathroom is adequate but strangely they give you a bottle of handwash instead of shower gel - not very boutique!

Unfortunately the hoise created by other guests moving around is bad. Not the fault of the guest but simply due to very creaky floorboards and obviously no carpeting to muffle sound so we endured a very bad night's sleep.

We left the hotel very early so missed breakfast (which is charged at GBP7 per person) but it sounds like we did not miss much given the reviews on here.

I wrote a review of our stay at the hotel as requested by the owners but to date no-one has bothered to contact me nor have they posted it on their site, which is understandable, but clearly there is little point in providing them with feedback.

Wimbledon doesn't have a great number of hotels (Antoinette is probably the only similarly priced one) so you are limited by choice but there are better options nearby than the Wimbledon Hotel and not worth the GBP95 we paid.

We were meant to be staying at the Wimbledon Hotel last year for a couple of nights when we were moving house. Unfortunately, the hotel had to cancel the reservation due to some unforeseen building works. This, I suppose, is unavoidable. However, the problem was that the hotel did not bother to phone me to inform me of the cancellation, choosing instead to e-mail me and to mis-spell my e-mail address so that I didn't get the message. I don't think that e-mail is an appropriate means to communicate a last-minute cancellation on the side of the hotel, and this meant that I had VERY short notice of the cancellation, and this almost left us without accommodation at a very stressful time. Really very poor administration. Maybe the hotel is decent if you get the chance to stay there, but unfortunately, we never did...

Beautiful Boutique style hotel. Very clean well situated for visiting the city and other areas. Very friendly host and 'Free Parking' which cuts down the cost to visiting London. 10 mins from the Tube (District Line). Highly recomended as we took a trip to Hampton Court as well and only 20mins drive away £4 parking for the day so a great day out. Will definatly use again when visiting London. Did not have the breakfast but it looked very good and would book this on our next visit. Owner very helpful and obliging....

We were greeted by the owner when we arrived, very friendly and helpful, since we were attending a wedding, the owner was very helpful in arranging a taxi for us to the venue but unfortunately the taxi arrived with a 40-minute delay, it wasn't the hotel's fault but it may not be a good idea to order a taxi when the match is on.
Our room was a 'European style' room, very comfortable, clean the bathroom is spacious, modern and clean. There were tea and coffee making facilities and some shortbread. We ordered breakfast, the toast was good, so was the tea, we particularly liked the fresh fruit salad.