Hotel Earls Court, London

very good place.from station 5 minut..in niight loud from supermarkt when new deliverie comesl.when the window is closed no problem

The location and the price were great. Did have to wait an hour for check in. Time on the reservation for check in was 1400 but was informed by staff that check in was 1500. I would stay there again. Staff is helpful and friendly.

The staff was very helpful, but this is not the hotel for those looking for a place to spend a good deal of time in their room. The place is obviously aging, and it's in a very dense urban setting, with everything that goes with it. The room is very small, but a good sized bathroom (by UK standards) and everything worked, except my window which I couldn't close all the way. Overall, a good value, and I'll likely stay here again for business, but N.American visitors should expect a very tight fit in the room itself, it's just big enough for the bed, and that's just the way it is.

Situation proche des différents transports et d'une rue commerciale avec de nombreux restaurants. Personnel de l’hôtel sympathique, néanmoins dommage qu'il ne fasse aucun effort de compréhension pour la langue française. Chambre confortable mais assez étroite. Hôtel parfait si c'est juste pour y dormir.

It is what it is - sound clean Hotel with a little spanish flair-( I stay with NH in spain sometimes ) in a good area if you need west London .Best assest - Staff !! they were great Food ,Bars ,Breakfast - just walk outside and your in London for far better value then in house - still a good place to sleep if the price is right

A very nice superior room. The staff were efficient but not friendly.On balance I would use it again.

This is a nice hotel although the carpet is a little threadbare. The location to the tube is fantastic. Right around the corner from the Earl's Court station. Plenty of restaraunts in the area. The staff were friendly and helpful. I would stay here again.

Hôtel très bien situé à 7mn du métro, possibilité de différentes restaurations à proximité. Assez jolies chambre et salle de bain, (mieux que sur les photos) pas très grand mais suffisant. Le design de la réception est sans plus, la salle du petit déjeuner est petite et nous sommes assez serrés, petit déjeuner classique sans plus et pas anglais.

rooms are small; design is haphazard; if you are going to London to spend time in your hotel room, this is deinitely not the place; if you need a spot to sleep, shower, and park your bags this spot is perfect; walk to Starbucks for decent coffee; the underground station is right there; pubs; restaurants of every type a short walk away; I would not hesitate to go back there and/or recommend to others

The Kensington Town House Hotel is a good quality hotel that provides an excellent service for the price. I was booked into a standard double room for myself and my wife. The room is small (website photos show the "Club" rooms, which are larger than the standard) but not out of the ordinary for London. Besides the bed, there was a small wardrobe (with hangars included), a desk, and a small night stand (with three very small drawers) in the room. The bed was a "full" size mattress by USA standards. The mattress fit myself and my wife comfortably, but snug. The room had a flat screen TV, iron & ironing board, hair dryer, electric kettle with tea and coffee available in the room. The bathroom has some shelf space and a very nice basin sink. The tub/shower doesn't have a curtain, but instead a partial glass panel. It's a deep tub, so there was a bit of a step up to get into it. Someone with limited mobility may have a difficult time climbing in and out of the tub/shower. Water pressure wasn't very good in the shower, but I was staying on the top floor. One of the hot water boilers broke during my first night's stay, but they had it back up by the next morning. Water temperature was great after that. The Good: -The room was VERY well decorated and felt like a luxury space, even though it was very small. Crown molding, decorative fabric panels, and pronounced decorative lighting give the room a very sophisticated feel despite the small size. -The hotel couldn't be better located. Earl's Court tube station (which has access to the Piccadilly and District lines) makes transportation a breeze. There are pubs and restaurants, a post office, and a Co-Operative and Tesco's (mini-grocery stores) within a 5 minute walk along Earl's Court Road. The neighborhood in the area feels very safe, and we didn't see any beggars or street performers you find in some of the high tourist traffic areas. -Quiet stay. I was on the top floor, and with the window closed I didn't have any problem with street noise (with the window open you can hear passing cars and the occasional loud group walking down the sidewalk). Some reviewers on here said that they could hear the tube passing underground, but on the upper floor we had a very quiet stay. The Bad: -The mattress wasn't the most comfortable I've ever slept on. It was firm, and has the old fashioned springs underneath. But I woke up without back pain, and slept very well, it just took some getting used to. -Water pressure was low in the shower (but good in the sink). I anticipate it was due to being on the top floor. There was a removable shower head which made the shower easier to use, but this was my least favorite part of the room. -Storage Space: There isn't much. The tiny drawers in the night stand can't hold more than a few undergarmets/socks/tshirts, etc. The wardrobe has ten permanent hangars, and that's about all there is room for. If you're traveling for more than 4 days, I'd say get the "Club" room or stay elsewhere, as there isn't much space to put a large suitcase in the standard room. We traveled with two "carry on" sized suitcases and they fit on the available floor space and luggage rack just fine. Anything larger in the standard size room would take up too much space, and pose a tripping hazard. -Kids: If you're traveling with more than two people (or bringing an infant or young child) I wouldn't stay at this hotel. It's great for couples or single travelers, but the room would be too cramped to try and accommodate a baby or young child. Final Assessment: I would greatly recommend this hotel to couples or someone traveling alone. This location is especially good if you want a more "local" experience. There's nothing "touristy" about the hotel or the neighborhood. Looking at the other comments about this hotel, it seems that the people who wrote negative comments expected a five star hotel at a three star price. This hotel gives you exactly what they advertise: A small, well appoi...

Nice with a good breakfast buffet.

The hotel personnel were very helpful, courteous, and responsive to all our requests. Our room was small but adequate considering we were not in it very much. The bathroom was unbelievably small, crowded for one person but it did have a good shower. The proximity to the Earl's Court Tube station was great. a very short walk. My sister and I absolutely loved the beautiful garden behind our hotel. The view from our room was gorgeous, and offered many photo ops.

Il y avait des souris dans notre chambre qui n'ont pas hésité à venir se servir dans nos sacs... La chambre était vielle, délabrée et sale, la literie était très mauvaise et les sanitaires si peu rassurant que nous n'avons pas pris de douche.

La salle de bain est minuscule, la chasse d'eau des toilettes de fonctionne pas, il n'y a pas d'eau chaude, le prix est très cher par rapport à la qualité.

The Base2Stay in Kensington is a great location - just a short walk to the Earl's Court tube station, it's an easy ride to many of London's attractions. The hotel is quiet, clean and the room had a convenient kitchenette. The staff was friendly and helped to make our vacation a great one.

Great hotel, great location....perfect after busy days sight seeing or shopping to retreat to and relax. Everything you need in close proximity. Only complaint would be that the shower constantly ran hot then cold after being in for more that a couple of mins.

big rooms in club rooms.very quiet ,1 min to underground station.friendly staff.nice bathroom.with shampo.

It was a great experience.Hotel employees are very friendly,knowlegeable and always willing to help,and made us feel welcome.Our alarm clock that got misplaced was found.Hotel locations is just a walking distance to a lot of places such as restaurants,all kinds of stores as well as the train stations.As compare to our previous trips,every country has their own interesting ways which we all enjoyed.

I enjoyed my stay at the Presidental. The staff was very helpful. The rooms all renovated and very clean. Having a kitchette was a bonus, as I was able to have breakfast in the room before heading off to work. Great distance from the Earl's Court tube station, nearby restaurants, supermarket and more.

The luxury double room we booked was indeed really small, so we asked for a bigger room and got a very nice bed. Very good service.

Very friendly staff

Perfectly adequate for one night. Nice quite room. Reception was efficient for both check in and check out. I would use this hotel again and recommend it to friends.

A deux pas du métro de Earl's Court, idéal. Personnel à l'accueil très professionnel et sympathique, admirable, toujours souriant et prêt à rendre service, rare de nos jours... Par contre, pour le petit déjeuner, les serveuses sont assez désagréables et le petit déjeuner en lui-même est plutôt pauvre, ce qui n'arrange rien. De plus, pas assez d'assiettes disponibles.. Chambres spacieuses (triple), literie très bonne, salle de bains parfaitement fonctionnelle. Par contre, nous étions au rez-de chaussée côté rue, les rideaux ne fermaient pas entièrement, donc lumières de la rue dans la chambre, et le bruit au dehors peut parfois être très perturbant pendant la nuit..

This is a no frills hotel that gets the job done. Not spectacular, but if you are more interested in the city vs. staying in the hotel, it's not a bad choice. This would be considered closer to a 2.5 star in the US. It is located in an old house right next to the Earl's court underground station. The space of the room was very small so I would not recommend it for more than 2 people. There isn't much space in the sink area but if you get creative you can make it work. It is very old in that the rooms still use traditional keys, not just that but when you leave, you need to give the key to the lobby attendant and you get it back when you come back to the building. This may make some feel uncomfortable especially if you have expensive items, but nothing was taken from me and they don't seem like the type to go through your stuff. What I like most about this hotel is the location in that it is a 1 minute walk from the tube entrance and located in a non touristy neighborhood. I enjoyed exploring the area and eating at the local places. There are lots of ethnic restaurants here so it is easy to find cheap and very good dining. Overall, if you are the type that likes to stay in a touristy area with lots of conveniences of a hotel, then this is not the place to stay. On the other hand, if you want a no frills place to stay and you are comfortable taking public transit, I would recommend this place, maybe at a bit cheaper than what I paid though, ~130. US.

My boyfriend and I stayed at this hotel for 3 nights from Thurs - Sun. Price: In comparison with other hotels in Lodon, the price for Oliver Hotel was a good value, especially for the weekend(we paid about $350 for 3 nights). You can't find a better price unless you're willing to stay near Heathrow. Location: The location of the hotel was great. It is located about 2 blocks from the Earl's Court station, on the same block as many other hotels. The Earl's Court area area is very convenient and it felt safe, it is filled with convenience stores, fast food, ethnic restaurants, banks and most importantly...Nando's. It was an ideal place for a hotel stay. The Earl's Court underground station is fairly convenient as it offers both the Picadilly Line and the District Line that can take you to central london. A couple of buses run by Earl's Court as well. Hotel Itself: Basic hotel. Small elevator. Room is a decent size, nice big windows, linens seemed clean, small flat screen Samsung tv, hairdryer. MY BIGGEST PROBLEM WITH THE HOTEL: THE BATHROOM The bathroom is ridiculously small, smaller than the bathrooms on cruise ships. I am 5 feet tall and 100 lbs and I couldn't even navigate my body through the bathroom. Once you sit on the toilet, your knees hit the door. We had to keep the door opened while we used the bathroom (not really something you want to do especially if you're not comfortable with the person you're travelling with). The stand-up shower is so tiny, we kept dropping our shampoo/body wash every time we turned. Also, the shower head was not clean at all, there appears to be rust (at least, I hope it was just rust) on the shower holes. We tried wiping it, but it wouldn't come off. The water drained so slow that platform filled up with water in about 1 minute. To prevent it from overflowing you either have to shower really fast, or turn the water off, wait for it to drain and then turn it back on again. Not ideal at all. I would not stay at this hotel again just because of the bathroom, otherwise the hotel was fine. You have to leave your key at the front desk every time you leave. Wi-Fi was limited due to their remodeling of the staircase, but normally it is 5 pounds for 3 hours. See helpful hint below.

Expected small room, but it was clean as was the bathroom. The bed was comfortable and that is saying something as it was a double and we have a king size. The staff was super helpful - the least expensive way to get around (underground) and answered any questions us as first time visitors put to them. Again, you don't spend much time in room so can't see the issue. We had a great time!

Hyvä sijainti esim. metrolla liikkumista ajatellen. Siisti ja kohtuuhintainen hotelli. Tulemme toistekin tähän hotelliin Lontoossa käydessämme. Suosittelemme.

My wife and I enjoyed our stay at this hotel, which is located in the South Kensington neighborhood in London. The hotel is located right across the street from the Earl's Court Tube stop, on the Picadilly Line, so access to all of London and beyond is great. Our impression of the hotel was that they were doing a good job of updating & maintaining this collection of converted row-houses, which is typical of small London hotels. Our room featured a full bath, which was very clean and in good condition. As well, it was not a "Water Closet", which we'd run into our last time in London. (where a small closet is converted into a bathroom, without being enlarged) So, overall, we give this hotel two thumbs up, and would definitely stay again.

The room was clean and the bathroom spacious. They added an extra single cot to accomodate my 7 year old for an extra charge. Breakfast was fine. Location was close to Earl's Court making access to the city easy.

great location near tube stop and small commerical district. help are most friendly. room small but very ade4quate. highly recomment it - andprices are reasonable!

[...] I was visiting London as a solo traveler doing research, and I wanted a reasonably priced, low-frills place that was clean, near an Underground, wi-fi equipped, and in a neighborhood with some decent dining options. The Henley House fit that bill - it's just a block away from the Earl's Court station, and there are some decent restaurants nearby. My room was small, few amenities, with a shower (shower quality was fine, though it takes a minute for the hot water to come through), had a good high-speed wireless connection, and the hotel provides a very basic continental breakfast (coffee, toast, cereal, yogurt). Perfect for someone who just needs a place to crash. As I was traveling by myself, I can't attest to the quality of the larger rooms. However, my only complaint is that the walls can be a little thin and the sound of people coming and going can get a little loud, though this is hardly the only hotel to suffer from this problem. Staff is friendly, too.

The hotel was okay, the saving point was the free WiFi. It was actually kind of a pain to get to things since, even on the tube, we had to change lines frequently. But overall, it was nice.

Overall, this hotel was perfect for us. The price was good, the rooms were decent sized but the kicker was the location. It is situated just a short walk from Earl's Court tube station which gives you access to the picadilly line which is one of the main lines you will use while getting around. In addition, it was VERY easy to get there from the airport. It only took us about 25 minutes on the tube and it was very easy to find. It was really easy to take it back to the airport for our return flight as well. There are also some great pubs that are within walking distance and a grocery on the corner. The only complaints about the rooms were the WI-FI was absolutely terrible which was unfortunate for us as we own a business and needed to check email often. The toilet didn't flush very well but those were fairly minor details. The room was clean and decent sized, bathroom was a little small though. If you are looking for a ritzy place, I wouldn't stay here but if you are looking for a great location, clean rooms and a good price this is your hotel!

Location excellent just near the Earl's court tube station. A hint - insert your card for the door chip side up, this small hint would have save me a lot of trauma, I arrived jetlagged and tired and couldn't get the door open...staff at front desk were amused. Also was not put in the main hotel...put 3 doors down...advantage was that it was quiet. Thanks to a member of cleaning staff who rescued me and helped me out.

Great location, very near to Earls court Station. Staff was friendly. Cleaner and newer bedsheets would have been better

We spent 6 nights here recently. Pros: Location-very convenient to Heathrow & Tube, and nice Marks & spencer minimart, and good restaurants, pubs Staff-People at front desk very nice Cons: Wifi-only on ground floor Amenities-contenential breakfast is OK Coffee-is from a machine, but there is a Costa Coffee two doors down All in all, is price is good, this hotel makes sense

The hotel location is prime being only steps away from the Earl's Court tube station, however, actual ammenities and service were fair at best. It was unusually cold in London when I was there and when I returned from a day of exploring and was ready to relax for the evening, my room had NO HEAT (the radiator in my room was not functioning). I immediately went to the Front Desk and it was a hassle to get a portable heater to have for my stay (I wasn't even able to take my coat off for a few hours once the heater started to work). The next day, my heater was gone after it was cleaned by the Housekeeping staff,and I had to bargain with the Front Desk to get it back again. Other than that, it is an OK hotel for the price and location. I would not stay there again, however.

Perfect location, just behind a metro station of Picadilly and District lines. We booked the standard double room: we got a room at the 4th floor, very, very, very small, nothing to do with the photos you see in this or their website. It was impossible to open our suitecase on the floor or even to open completely the door of the wardrobe. I guess it is much better to take a studio for almost the same price. Wifi was not always working in the room. Good breakfast, only cold food.

アールズコート駅の近くで便利だが、非常に狭い。部屋はリノベーションしてきれいだが、デッドスペースがもったいなかった。

We were treated as individuals and all are needs were met to perfection. Staff were quick to respond.

Mordern Hotel

Chambre grande, climatiseur bridé à 18°C non efficace, Télé uniquement avec chaîne en anglais. Petit déjeuner copieux dans salle très agréable. Hôtel au calme bonne literie.

Hôtel très bien situé, facile d'accès en métro et en bus, personnel sympathique, chambre spacieuse, ce qui est rare à Londres à ce prix-là. Très bon rapport qualité/prix