Description
Q1.  Renovation to the hotel were last carried out in ...
1988
Q2.  How many rooms do the property has?
47
Q3.  How many guest floors does Blakes Hotel London have?
4

Facilities
Q1.  Can I park my car at Blakes Hotel London?
Yes, at a nearby area.
Q2.  Is the hotel provided with lifts/elevators to the guest floors?
Yes.
Q3.  Are there facilities available for Internet Access?
Yes.
Q4.  Is a 24 hr reception available?
Yes.
Q5.  Is there a tourist area within easy reach of the hotel?
Close to the wonderful shopping district of Knightsbridge, with stores such as Harrods, the fashionable Kings Road, and the many antique shops in Fulham Road, Blakes is the ideal starting point for a walk for shopping.
Q6.  Is your hotel children-friendly?
Yes.
Q7.  Can guests request baby cots?
Yes.
Q8.  Can I arrange for babysitting services?
Yes, at a nominal fee and an advance notice is required.
Q9.  What is the hotel policy on pets?
No.

Rooms
Q1.  What are the differences between the room types?(If there are more than one room type)
Single Room: French double beds, small studio style rooms, black and white, Japanese inspired, ticking in abundance, beautiful architectural prints and mirrors, white linen cushions, elegant and eclectic, huge over sized French headboards. Twin Room: Single beds, more tailored in the English style, black and white ticking, very traditional. Architectural prints, light and airy. Two single beds with stunning balconies with views onto the cobbled South Kensington Mews. Luxury Double: Our Luxury Double Rooms are decorated in different tones of grey, white and ivory silks. Two of these rooms have stunning antique swan beds, which adds to the unique experience that Blakes offers. Room 405 is decorated in a kimono theme bringing a Japanese essence into the room. It also has a separate sitting area and a private balcony. Director’s Double: King sized beds, French gilded swan beds or 4 posters. Pale grey Venetian rooms, sparkling, moody and state of the art splendour. Antique Beideremier 4 poster beds with stencilled floors and gold accents. King sized campaign bed, gold and black, Napoleonic, theatrical, decorative items and prints from Versailles. King-sized La Carmona beds, rusts, saffron's, spicy colours, corralled Japanese Shuijo horses around the walls. Luxury Suites: King sized beds, sumptuous 4 posters, ranging styles and colours. Very tall ceilings, wonderful Antique prints, French windows leading to private balconies, secluded, soft and sensuous. Library suites, Cardinal suites, White French Provencal suites with gossamer nets and mother of pearl furniture. Stenciled floors and trompe l'oeil walls. Beideremeir suites, King sized 4 poster beds with tallboys and abundance of fabric, star tables, stencilled floors, shutters and balconies, bathrooms to match. Charcoal, tailored, masculine suites with beideremier accents over looking the roof tops of South Kensington with 17th Century print bathrooms with borders from the National trust. Suite 007: Huge windows in 007, the largest suite, a magnificent 4 poster king sized bed, hand painted white floors, large Victorian drawing room with fireplace, bookcases, all beige and white, light and lovely with red accents. The original double-glazed French doors are still used for the entrance. This suite connects to the delightful and delicious, light and airy room next door, again in the same tones.
Q2.  Do the bathrooms at Blakes Hotel London have showers or bathtubs or both?
Both.
Q3.  Can I request for inter-connecting rooms?
No.
Q4.  Are handicapped/disabled rooms provided?
No.
Q5.  Are air-conditioners provided in the rooms?
Yes.
Q6.  Are smoking rooms available upon request?
Yes.
Q7.  Are non-smoking rooms available?
Yes, but we have limited rooms available. Please request when making reservations.

Dinings
Q1.  How much is breakfast at Blakes Hotel London?
Breakfast is optional and does not include in the room prices.
Q2.  What breakfast foods are served?
Continental breakfast.
Q3.  How much does it cost for lunch?
As per a la carte menu.
Q4.  What charges are applicable for dinner at the establishment?
As per a la carte menu.

Transfers
Q1.  What is the distance from Blakes Hotel London to the city centre? (In Kilometers/Miles)
We are located in city centre.
Q2.  Is the establishment far from the airport?
About 24 kilometers.
Q3.  What is the distance, in kilometers or miles, to the train station?
About 3 kilometers.
Q4.  Can guests seek assistance to arrange for airport transfers through the hotel?
Yes, at a nominal fee and an advance notice is required. Please request when making reservations with flight details.
Q5.  How much should I expect to pay for a taxi transfer from the airport to the hotel?
About GBP 35 per taxi per way.
Q6.  Can you give the detailed directions from the Airport to your hotel?
Driving Directions From London Heathrow Airport. Get Onto A4 Going Eastbound Into London You Will Drive For Approximately 30 Minutes. Take The Earls Court. Turn Off You Will Turn Left Onto Old Brompton Road And Approximately 1km Later You Will See A Road Called Roland Gardens. Turn Right And Blakes Is On The Corner Of Roland Gardens.
Q7.  What is the closest subway station? (If applicable)
Gloucester
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Very elegant original design, let run down just a little. Very expensive. Staff are terrific.
- posted Friday, January 27, 2012