Pros:
*Good location next to Hyde Park and a few minutes away from two Tube stations. Plenty of puns, shops, restaurants nearby.
*Free internet, basic breakfast and satellite tv.

Cons:
*Significantly more expensive at weekends
*Small rooms
*Rooms can be noisy as the walls are quite thin
*Rooms with 2 single beds rather than one double don't appear to be available

The Comfort Inn Hyde Park is centrally located off Bayswater Road and is less than five minutes walk from both Bayswater and Queensway Underground Stations. I booked a one night stay using Reward Points.

Check In was straightforward and I was warmly greeted, I was in my room within minutes. The room was small and consisted one Double and one Single Bed, tea and coffee making facilities, Freeview Television, AirCon, hairdyer and small open wardrobe containing extra pillows. The bathroom was on the small side with tiny wash basin but the shower was powerful.

The windows were soundproofed but there was a lot of noise from other rooms, also on the downside was the TV that had many channels but due to extremely bad signal only about a handful had a good enough signal to be viewed.

The double bed I used was extremely comfortable and I had a good sleep, I did not get the chance to avail of the breakfast as I had an early start.

All in all a very good budget hotel, although there were a few problems I would stay again.

A very clean small hotel with a wonderful staff. We arrived early in the morning from a trans-Atlantic flight and were allowed into our recently vacated room to drop of our bags, use the facilities before the maid had a chance to clean the room. Much appreciated. The breakfast is a good continent offering. While tight for space, triple accommodations are available here.

As many reviews pointed out previously, this hotel is small in size - both the number of rooms and guestroom space. But it is in a fantastic location: less than 50 feet away from Bayswater Rd on Queenborough Terrace and within one to two blocks of distance, you will find Queensway and Bayswater tube stations as well as lots of buses on Bayswater Road. It is also about a 10-minute walk to the Paddington station where you would get Heathrow Express or Heathrow Connect to the airport. The immediate neighborhood is full of restaurants, shops, markets, and pubs - very lively at night. Great area with extreme convenience.

Hotel is obviously converted from an old residence like many small hotels throughout London but it has been recently renovated up to today's standard. Guestrooms are small for sure, many rooms are basically your walk-in closet size. I stayed at this hotel twice in my recent trip - the first time I was put in a queen size room with a double bed, which is already a luxury by this hotel's standard but space is still quite limited: just enough for you to walk around and put a luggage. I was given a much smaller room on my 2nd stay where a double bed pretty much takes up the entire space. That said, both rooms are nicely decorated with contemporary touches - LCD tv, tea/coffee facilities, etc. Bathroom is definitely cramped but nicely refurbished otherwise - fairly good size standing shower with a small sink and a new toilet. No problem with the shower pressure or temperature like a few reviews mentioned here. Bed is a bit hard and pillows are too soft for me but otherwise everything is considered pleasant.

Staff is very friendly and try their best to assist hotel guests. Price includes free internet and continental breakfast (cereal, coffee, juice, milk, fruit, toast/croissant, cheese, etc.) which is great as these things are usually expensive in London.

I have stayed in a number of London hotels before and some of them are indeed better than the Comfort Inn Hyde Park but they are all significantly more expensive right now so I am very happy to find this property as an alternative - comfort with a reasonable price tag. I will most definitely consider returning in the future.