As heading to Wimbledon for the tennis I picked this hotel for its location with easy access from Euston and also to the championships via district line. The hotel is "budget" standard; however I certainly didn't pay budget prices; even for London. The rooms are tiny and very much a squash for 2 people, the beds are falling apart with old mattress covers being stapled onto wooden bed frames. Mattress itself must be 20 years old and you're likely to have a better nights sleep on a railway sleeper. Bathroom small as per other reviews with another point too, that if you do stay here then get up early before all the hot water goes. Avoid if at all possible. There's better than this in Bayswater!!

First time stay in this hotel. Great location, just meters from Bayswater Train Station. However, the room and bathroom are too small. You even can not move your body in the shower. The receptionist never smile at all. I don't want to go back to this hotel again.

My wife and I stayed at the Berjaya from the 3rd to the 6th September 2007 and were very unimpressed. Whilst we knew that the standard of room would differ significantly to what we are use to in Sydney and places alike for the same Australian Dollar value, nothing prepared us for just how bad it was. The room was ridiculous. It was like a shoebox. You had to literally climb over the bed to get to the other side of the room. The lift was like a wardrobe with a max. 2 person limit. The bathroom is beyond words. The shower was abominable. The day we arrived the 'tube' went on strike and we bussed it around, which wasn't too bad. When we checked with Reception on day 3 to see if they were aware if the tube was back up, they didn't, and advised us to walk to the station to see. If we were back home and were staying in a real hotel in Sydney or another capital city and for example Central Railway Station Sydney or Kingsford Smith Airport Sydney was closed for whatever reason, the hotel we were staying in would deliver a much higher standard of service and be able to provide their guests with up to date information, as to whether or not the situation was resolved, and if not, when the likelyhood of it happening was, as they would remain in contact with the other service provider to keep their guests informed. Apart from this level of dismal service or lack there of, we found the staff to be quite rude and unfriendly. Basil Fawlty could have done a better job.

I've stayed in Berjaya Eden Park Hotel several times, and every time I had a great time there. The rooms are clean and nice, and my only complaint about the room is that they have a very small bathroom. There is also a continental breakfast included, and while it's nothing special, it's decent enough. The hotel is located in Bayswater, which is a nice place with several restaurants, pubs and smaller shops, and it's not far away from Oxford Street with the tube. I travelled to London to see a Chelsea-match at Stamford Bridge, and while it's not near the stadium, travelling to the stadium goes fairly quickly as you can take District Line directly to Fulham Broadway Station.

Great location. The staff was very friendly and the local area has great Labenese and Cinese restaurants. As a business traveller coming from LHR to Paddington the hotel was ideally located. American beware the hotel does not have cable but does have HSIA but is slow.