Mr & Mrs Smith

An amazing hotel, in a superb location. As for getting out of bed, it was probably the most comfortable bed we've ever slept in. We chose the Haymarket Hotel having previously been given a gift of a night at The Covent Garden Hotel, which was also brilliant. Our stay at the Haymarket was to celebrate our 40th wedding anniversary and we thoroughly enjoyed the hotel’s atmosphere. We'll probably be back, but we won't wait another 40 years.

The most gorgeous hotel I have stayed in London. No negatives whatsoever. We are going back for three nights in October! LOVED IT! Oh and the food: best fillet and Béarnaise sauce ever!

Eating in the restaurant and nibbles at the bar at the Haymarket Hotel itself is very good. Don't miss it out, because its position on the Haymarket gives it a different feel to a hotel restaurant and bar.

The hotel is incredibly well located for all the art galleries and museums, like the National Gallery, National Portrait Gallery, White Cube and if you fancy a longer stroll, Tate Britain is about a 25-minute walk away.

We had the most fantastic stay at The Haymarket Hotel and can't wait to return. It has a fab location for shopping, with Rigby and Peller nearby and we loved the hotel pool and bar. We recommend eating out at Asia de Cuba restaurant on St. Martin's Lane. Excellent, delicious food and the best service and advice on menu choices from the staff.

Do not miss the chance to see Sir Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart in 'Waiting for Godot' at the Royal Haymarket theatre next door! Take afternoon tea, late, with your free Smith champagne, then potter round the corner for the show. We did, and it was fantastic. The run is due to end 9 August 2009.

The Haymarket Hotel is so chic and relaxing. We stayed in their townhouse which was like staying in your own home but with all the luxury perks of a top hotel and room service. Watched a matinée performance of Madame de Sade starring Dame Judi Dench and Rosamund Pike at the Wyndham Theatre which was superb, followed by a fabulous meal at J Sheekey fish restaurant which is just around the corner. The breakfast at the Haymarket is excellent and the staff are really friendly but the pièce de résistance is the hotel swimming pool – sublime.

The bar in the hotel is great, with fantastic cocktails. Great service from this hotel, which is so central. Pop into the restaurant at the National Gallery; there's a great exhibition on food and art.

This is an excellent hotel and great value for money. For London restaurants, I would recommend Hakkasan which is a great Asian eatery – very fashionable and with excellent food.

Well we did try to book a table at Gordon Ramsey's on Royal Hospital Road only to find out that four weeks isn't advanced enough booking for any of his restaurants; despite getting on the cancellation list for Petrus we didn't get the call back. We consoled ourselves to an old faithful Conran restaurant, Coq d'Argent. Whilst the food was excellent the room lacked atmosphere (well, what did I expect being in the deserted financial district on a Saturday night?) even though the other three occupied tables looked to be enjoying themselves.

Then we hit Ronnie Scott's for a late session with our beloved Carleen Anderson. That place hits the spot for an intimate, almost aphrodisiac-like atmosphere with the sharp-dressed jazz brigade. But the prize goes to our Haymarket Hotel for being head and shoulders the highlight of our stay – you know all the adjectives.

Try Lab Bar, 12 Old Compton Street, Soho – a funky setting for fabulous cocktails. Pretty informal, but a great spot to start the evening.

Once again, the best stayover ever in London! However, if you want a decent cooked breakfast café-style then use the Stockpot (+44 (0)20 7839 5142) on Panton Street – Italian-owned for 30 years and with great service at honest prices.