Originally Posted by RichardInSF

I have just finished a two night stay at the newest London Hyatt, the Great Scotland Yard hotel. It will be my last stay.

I had booked a king suite, which already seemed tiny as listed at 332 sq ft. The actual room feels even more claustrophobic as fully 1/3 of the total space is taken up by a hallway and the bathroom. The remaining suite part looks and feels like two well-furnished closets separated by a wall.

Fortunately, when I finally reached the front desk manager, he was able to move me to their top category room, the Sherlock suite. There is only one of these and it is 433 sq ft.This is the one room in this hotel that I would recommend to anyone from the luxury hotel forum. It's still small for a suite, but it is (in the words of Mark Twain) the only room in the entire hotel that you can "...swing a cat in, without doing damage to the cat."

That's really too bad because the service, furnishings, and amenities at the hotel are at the luxury hotel level.