Boulevard restaurant and bar in Kensington and Chelsea

We went for the Christmas Day buffet. Really looking forward to this, having been to the Kensington Forum Holiday Inn previously for many years. We had high expectations. So when we arrived in very opulent settings; we felt we made the right choice.... And then we arrived at the buffet. After 20 minutes we were seated at our table and had easy access to the buffet. Or rather what was left of it. When I say buffet. I mean the left over on hot plates. When I say hot, I mean luke warm. Or the in the case of the Christmas pudding, I mean stone cold. We just hoped they would replenish the food after a while. No fresh food, not even a bread role after 1 hour... In fact they where closing the buffet down after 90 minutes. So we just left hungry. Our Christmas day was ruined. We later complained to management and they said we were mistaken and made it all up. Well I invite to see the photos of the buffet and see if you think it was worth £60 a head. My advise, don't bother . Plenty of other nice local restaurants in Kensington and despite all the online advert claiming to be the new Caribbean experience. It is not. Save you money. Go somewhere nice . Go somewhere they don't accuse you of lies.

Went for afternoon tea yesterday .great value at £30 for bottomless one of our best .alot other places much more and are not as good.the food was all lovely and good quality prosecco.All served very well by Christian.great location and ambience

We were unfortunate enough to have 3 breakfasts here, as hotel guests. The chaos during breakfast is unimaginable - tables not being cleaned, long queues for getting a table and for picking up food, and last but not least - the food is as terrible as the hotel itself. If breakfast isn't somehow included in your rate - have it elsewhere.

It is a little surprising that the Holiday Inn at Wrights Land has received some 4500 reviews, but the restaurant within it appears to have only received 7 reviews. Of these reviews the one marked "terrible" seems to have been expunged from the records. My own review is entirely independent of this. The restaurant is of good appearance and we were courteously shown to our choice of table. Menus were quickly produced and our order taken. The food was a little slow in coming but we were not overly concerned regard this. Only five or six of the more than fifty tables were occupied. We ordered spaghetti carbonara and a house speciality burger with fries. On arrival both plates were stone cold and consequently both meals were well on the way to being cold also. Our deserts were not particularly interesting and by then we had decided not to linger. However a waiter was not available to ask for a bill and I had to go to find one. To add insult the advertised prices were subject to a 12.5% service charge. We subsequently found in very small print that this was discretionary- and to the hotel's credit they did deduct it from our final hotel account. A good enough hotel, but on this occasion let down by sloppy restaurant service in both dining room and kitchen.

Pedi a sopa do dia. Veio super apimentada,pedi pra trocar. Me mandaram uma sopa de frango cru com legumes crus. Simplesmente horrível. Um super hotel com um serviço de restaurante lamentável.

My friend and I had a beautiful meal here in March 2017. The food was very fresh and very tasty. very polite and takes time to make sure your happy with every aspect of you meal

Large menu and a large restaurant. Excellent staff, very professional, friendly and efficient. Loved the food although a little expensive by the time drinks/wine is added. A bottle of still mineral water is £5 which is probably normal but seemed a lot. Has the full rack of ribs which were perfect.

I ate in here as I was staying at the hotel. It is large, comfortable and recently refurbished. The night I ate the restaurant was very quiet. The staff were very friendly. The menu is pretty standard for a Holiday Inn menu but I found that the food was very well cooked. There was a choice of burgers and grills, fish and chips, pizza and pasta all fairly reasonably priced.

if you want to booze this is the best place to go.i loved wine there and enjoy snacks also there with light music

Ate here on Sunday night it was quiet and we had an excellent table, the menu was good and we where recomended to try the duck pancakes to start followed by Guinie fowl and curried mussles which is what my wife had I had Minted lamb which again was presented diffrently but tasted excaelent staff where attentive and plates where cleared and glasses filled when required as if the where standing behind us which they wern't so the maeal was a very pleasent experiance after a long day sight seeing.

We were visitors to London and it was a cold, wet, miserable evening and neither of us felt like walking in the rain to find a meal in High Street, Kensington. Getting wet clothes dry when on holidays is never easy. We chose to eat locally and found the Boulevard Restaurant at the Kensington Close hotel. The restaurant is reasonably large, is a pleasant space, and the tables are well spaced. We were offered the choice of either a buffet (limited offerings) or the full menu. We chose to order off the menu and were not disappointed. Servings were generous, presented well and tasty. Service was courteous and efficient. In short we enjoyed the meal and were surprised that it was reasonably priced given that it was a hotel restaurant