What a brilliant place to stay in London. It was my family's home away-from-home while in London…read morefor a week on holiday. The reception and concierge staff are warm, welcoming and extremely helpful, especially Enrico who bent over backwards to assist us with trip planning, making restaurant reservations and purchasing theatre tickets. We spent a lot of time in the bar area having tea or wine as it was well decorated and very cozy. The breakfast room was always bustling and service was top notch. You couldn't ask for more breakfast options or better service. The scrambled eggs were the best I've ever had!! The bedroom and bathroom were extremely clean and well appointed. There were numerous outlets to charge devices and L'Occitan toiletries in the bathroom. There are both stairs and a lift to the rooms. The Club is located around the corner from Pimlico road for easy access to restaurants and antique shops and Daylesford Organic, which is a brilliant place for lunch. Sloane Square and Kings Road are just up the road for more shopping and dinning options. It was quick and easy to get a taxi outside the Club both day and night. I don't think you would find a better place to stay in London. I highly recommend The Sloane Club and I cannot wait to return.

British Perfection in all areas. Staff friendliness, food service, Bar, room quality, house keeping…read moreand décor. Great Chelsea location in walking distance to many stores and restaurants. Only 4 blocks from the Sloane Square Tube Station. Top notch establishment. Does not get any better than this.

Other than the maintenance team (awesome) - this place is a dump. You'll see within 3-6 months.read more

An arcade bar in London. Fun!…read more Being a fan of the American chain Barcade, I was excited to learn about The Four Quarters opening in Peckham. Peckham isn't my usual place to hang out, but as we do have some friends there we headed down for a Sunday evening funday. Right now (July 2014), as the place is still in its infancy, only some of the games cost money with the rest on free play. I'm sure this will transition to most/all being charged as they mature in their business. For games requiring coins, you can swap £1 for $1 in quarters. As an American, I think it's fun to play with actual quarters. I also like that they haven't adjusted the machines to cost a lot to play. The drink selection is pretty massive (lots of craft beers and such), the food selection seems to be still in a trial phase (right now they're doing a menu of various takes on grilled cheese), and the look whole place does have a bit of a work-in-progress vibe. But I really like it! The stools are super comfy, which is nice if you want to sit and play Sega Rally (quite badly, in my case) or just relax a bit. They have Tron - which is really cool to look at, but quite tricky. I should note that I'm pretty sucky at most arcade games in general, but that one kinda kicked my ass. Lots of classics: Pac-Man, Asteroids, WWF, Defender, Street Fighter 2, Star Wars Trilogy, and lots more that I can't remember. There are even a couple pinball machines. Get thee to Peckham and play video games! It's fun!!

I have been here for a few parties for family celebrations and it is adequate as a party hall but…read moreit doesn't impress on a level of class or style. It possibly wouldn't be good for much else beside a family party or for the clubs it runs. The bar staff within this place are rather rude and have no time to be decent which is such a shame. It is close to Clock House train station so it's very easy to find and to travel to and from. A nice space to fit a fair amount of guests though.

Fine place for a few sociables.read more

The wedding I attended here was BEAUTIFUL. I loved all of it and the women's restroom was great…read morewith all the amenities! I'm not sure if that was the venue or my cousin. The only bad part about this venue was the lack of a/c. It got very humid at certain points of the day in certain areas.

Seen/experienced two shows here: Fuel's "Ring", and Forced Entertainment's "The Coming Storm"…read more Both were in different parts of the space, and utilized their locations well. The venue's easy to get to - just a short walk from Clapham Junction station, or via bus. There is a modest bar/cafe downstairs to get a coffee or alcoholic beverage before the show. Limited selection of wine and beer running around £4.5, as well as a few things to eat. (They've also been ok with people bringing in outside food from other nearby takeaways, but I don't know if this is how it always is.) It's an odd space but in a cool way: there's a giant staircase right inside the front doors with cushioned booths to sit on directly on the steps, and a huge mirror on the ceiling of the entry. The Centre is currently undergoing a renovation, so I'm interested to see what it will evolve into.

This Country Club definitely is an option. As a non-Golfer (I agree with Mehmet Scholl on that...)…read moreI can't review what seems to be the vast golf sport area, just the hotel itself, the main house, breakfast and athletic facilities such as gym, pool and classes. Staff is friendly and courteous. Mostly eastern European but English is quite good. The bartender is awesome in the Fox (Manor), thank you :-)! The breakfast is not very good, to me that takes the fifth star away. The atmosphere is great, but the breakfast options are very limited, and even when ordering à la carte it is not good. I had the scrambled eggs and it was not only a very small portions but also just lovelessly thrown on a plate with a bit of lower grade smoked salmon. Didn't care for that. The bread selection does not include a high quality bread, and really the entire breakfast selections fits on a large table. The room was good, I was staying in a little townhouse with an upstairs and downstairs. I think it could fit and sleep up to four people with the king bed upstairs and what may be a pullout couch downstairs. It had a spacious bathroom and living area, and included a minibar and even actual ground coffee for an included french press. That alone almost made me realize I should come back as I am in the area often. Only thing that bothered me was that the front window is about 12 feet tall, and there is no way to close it and not have an outside light across the way from the courtyard shine into the bedroom area. Main house and yard are gorgeous, it seems to be a legit historic structure. I had arrived quite late with 1am and called ahead of time, they accommodated without a problem as the reception is staffed 24/7. Laundry was done well too, no problems with that. I didn't order room service this time but will update on that experience next time. The gym is great and they offer classes like spinning and probably others as well. There are tennis courts and a pool though it is not that big. But still at least as big as other hotel pools, its just not a full lap pool. The only drawback is that the facilities are not available 24/7. I understand the pool, but at least the gym should always be available. All in all a good option when flying in and out of Heathrow as it is only about a 25 minute drive.

Apparently a girl decides if she like a guy within the first 7 seconds of meeting; make a bad…read moreimpression within that oh so short introductory period and you are screwed. .. or not, as the case may be. So, on then to Foxhills and the first 7 seconds... You turn into the front gate and are greeted by beautifully landscaped grounds, through the trees you get a tantalising glimpse of the main house.. it looks old and historic and perfectly maintained, by the time you get to the front courtyard you are ready to take this place to bed... I might be taking the analogy too far but you get the idea. Happily the experience continues in this vein. .. the rooms are big, comfortable and well appointed, Wi-fi is strong and free, dinner was spectacular and the staff were friendly and helpful. Breakfast didn't knock my socks off which was disappointing, but probably only because expectations were very high. It was perfectly fine, no real complaints. Check-out was likewise painless, I paid 170Stg for my room and breakfast which is a lot, but it didn't seem crazy for what was on offer in the end; overall a worthwhile stay.

The Clapham Grand has finally undergone some refurbishment. This massive venue right close to…read moreClapham Junction station was abuzz with bubbly clubbers when I arrived, and when I walked in it was easy to see why. Rumour has it that the new owners have spent £1.2m to deck the place out in opulence. While the colourful interior left me feeling a little like a colour-blind camel at a bull fight, the sound and lighting did the rest of the talking as the good vibrations of the music overtook me. Interestingly, the two main bars receive support from two satellite shooter bars, much smaller but able to service your party quite well with various shooters. However beware the shooter bars, it's common knowledge that this is where clubs make a ton of their money and too many will leave you out of pocket and thirsty for more. The Clapham Grand on the whole is a good choice for the non-fussy clubber, and I would go as far as to say to watch this space, because it's only a matter of time until some exciting promoters find the Grand again.

The Grand, Clapham is an old time music hall theatre. It is a bit run down and scruffy but it has a…read morehuge stage, bar, and private boxes or stalls seating. They have singers and groups performing from 70s groups like the Chi-lites to more contemporary acts. It is also the venue for a beer festival. It is quite an historic building.

Have recently started to use the Club, Very friendly people & atmosphere. They do have…read moreentertainment, from disco/karaokes to themed night. Recentlly went to a ska/northern soul night & it was brilliant. Everyone should pop in & see for themselves. Never judge a book by its cover!!!

Namco Funscape is situated near the London Eye and the other tourist attractions that can be…read morepackaged together for discounted rates (like the Aquarium, London Dungeon, Shrek's Adventure, etc). It is basically an arcade with some old school games and a little bar area believe it or not! lol (+) Was really cool seeing the mega sized Galaga game, since I loved playing that at the arcade as a kid in the 80's. (+) those crane machines are stupid fun and we ended up winning a couple of the plushes. lol Again, just stupid fun. :) (-) place was not very clean and actually kind of gross in spots (-) a lot of the machines were down and not operating including that Galaga game I would have LOVED to play (boo.) (-) Yelp! check in offered 2 free euro tokens to use for machines (no cash value). I decided what the hell since we were there killing time until we could get in line to ride the London Eye. Sheesh. I had to really jump through some hoops to get the 2 tokens lol. Sign up for wifi, click this, sign right here.... ...and then they only worked on select games and definitely NOT the crane machines, which is what we were there playing and spending our money on! Definitely wasn't worth the hassle. Again though, we were killing time ATM. (-) the blood curdling shrieks of kids in repeated succession can be too much to bear here at times lol no. I am 1000% f*cking serious...but I guess it IS an arcade... This could be a lot better if they would clean the place up and fix the machines. Still, it was mindless fun for a bit but I can't give it more than... 2 stars.

In the hustle and bustle of touristy Westminster and the South Bank today, I saw lots of families…read morewith happy smiley faces in the morning, which had started to look a little weary and in need of a rest. Namco Station is a little potential lifesaver for parents needing a quick break. It's located in the old County Hall building but has an unassuming entrance.It has 3 floors of perfect kiddie entertainment providing you have the cash to feed the machines. There's dodgems and bowling for all the family. Kids will have fun on the video games though I did spot a granny having a go at Dance Revolution! The lowest floor has pool tables and a little restaurant for food and drink - mostly fast food style and cafe fare, I saw adverts for private karaoke but I'm not sure how that operates. I do miss some of the older games but I'm always up for a few bumps in dodgems