Hotels in Earls Court, London

Overall, my stay at Dreamtel London Kensington Hotel was a mixed experience. The location of the hotel is fantastic, making it convenient to explore the vibrant neighborhood and nearby attractions. However, I was disappointed with the amenities provided. Several issues were encountered, including broken table lamps and a malfunctioning hairdryer. With some improvements to the amenities, particularly ensuring that all equipment is in proper working order, Dreamtel London Kensington Hotel has the potential to provide a more satisfactory guest experience.

This is a very nice hotel, in a prime location. As I was visiting for a stint in the National Archives in Kew, it was ideally placed for me between That and the super busy inner city. The rooms are small but comfortable. The whole place is squeeky clean, which was more important for me than size - I did not plan to be in the room other than for sleeping. The area is teeming with nice cafés tto grab breakfast, which I usually prefer anyway to eating at the hotel. The rooms could do well with a small fridge, even though I am not a minibar user. The staff are super nice and helpful, I really felt welcome.

The location is close to the city center, and the subway station is just a three-minute walk away. The traffic is very convenient. There are pubs such as Tesco, KFC, McDonald's Burger King, and Blackbird. The hotel rooms are comfortable, the air is clean and fresh, the facilities are newer, the service is good, and the breakfast is very good.

i have stayed at this hostel several times now for several reasons: it is close to Earls Court Station with easy access to Heathrow and Victoria The young staff are always pleasant and helpful and they always try to accommodate my requests I appreciate the excellent breakfast each morning and the ability to have a tea or coffee at any time during the day The simple evening meal included in the accommodation is much appreciated when prices are so high in London It is close to Sainsbury's / Co-Op and one has access to the kitchen during the day The courtyard is an asset. The only negatives are that many of the facilities are in need of an upgrade and the showers are very cramped. The communal living room is dominated by the large screen TV and it is difficult to find a quiet spot to work on a computer.

I recently spent two nights at the Merit Kensington Hotel in Earls Court, London whilst on a business trip and I can honestly say this hotel was ideal. Check-in was swift and the members of staff on the reception desk were helpful, informative and welcoming. I was notified in writing during and after booking that a £100 security deposit would be taken from my card upon check-in, so this was not a surprise to me, however this was then credited the same afternoon after checking out. My room was located a couple of properties/blocks down from the main hotel/reception, but this was no problem and only a few seconds walk. The Classic Twin room itself was very clean and whilst the bed was a little hard for me personally, (and this is only my personal opinion as I am used to a soft/medium memory foam mattress at home), the room and facilities were good. The bathroom is small but adequate with a lovely shower and complementary shower gel, body wash, soap and hand & body lotion that smell divine. Clean towels were left daily from housekeeping when making up the room. Complimentary tea, coffee, milk, sugar and water in the fridge is a nice little bonus. There is a small safe which was very easy to operate by selecting your own 4 digit code and then pressing close. To open you just enter the same 4 digits. The Wifi was good in the room with no issues. Rooms do have air-con which also worked fine during my stay and underfloor heating in the bathroom (which I turned off due to it being quite warm outside). There is a hairdryer located in the desk/dressing table drawer. I cannot comment on how well this works as I did not use it during my stay. The location is ideal and only approximately 3 - 4 minutes walk to Earls Court Tube Station and after 1 change I was in Oxford Circus within 20 minutes tops. On the corner of the road is an M&S Food Hall store and there are plenty of eateries within a short walk of the hotel.

Good service, the people at the front desk are very nice. The room was clean and spacious. Convenient to travel, very close to Tesco. The serviced apartments are very well equipped.

We stayed for 5 nights in September, and it was a bit of a mixed bag. I'll break it down into pros/cons: Pros: Location - close to Earls Court and tube station, yet far enough away that it was mostly quiet outside. Price - this was a fairly competitive price, at least given that I booked well in advance Maintenance staff - were extremely quick to respond to a blown fuse/circuit in the room Shower - great water pressure, waterfall shower and handheld, hot water no issues. Cons: WiFi - worst WiFi I've ever had at a hotel - it either wouldn't connect, was slow, or would drop entirely. You couldn't even log in properly without first calling the front desk who gave you an IP address that you had to use to force a login. Even then it's an open WiFi setup, meaning anyone could be on it. Towels - smallest and most threadbare towels I've ever seen, especially at 4 star hotel. Room size - we booked one of the larger rooms they had, but it was still quite small but maybe not terrible for London, depending on your experience. Bed - this might just be me, but I found the bed uncomfortable as it had very little support and was far too soft. Again, personal preference. Staff - generally fairly indifferent at the front desk, lobby, etc. the majority of staff seemed to just be standing around and didn't seem to care what was going on. Some of this might be related to the fact that I had booked via a third party (Expedia), at least the front desk experience. There was occasionally a doorman working, but not always. One morning I went out to grab coffee and found much of the lobby/door unattended, but 3 staff members outside having a smoke and feeding pigeons. Noise - the hotel was mostly quiet on the outside overnight, other than a few loud cars but was fairly subdued. The loudest part of the hotel was the cleaning staff literally yelling in the hallways every morning beginning at 7:30am. If you're trying to sleep past this time, good luck - not the ideal way to start a vacation, especially if you're adjusting to a time difference. No attention paid to any do not disturb signs on any of the rooms, at least in terms of not literally shouting an inch from your door. Overall I'd call this hotel fairly average. I was mostly drawn to the hotel given the positive TA reviews, especially those with the lack of noise. Unfortunately that ended up being not the case for our stay. I've certainly stayed in nicer hotels in the Kensington area, I'd likely go back to one of those first.

I stayed at this Best Western for 1 week in April 2023. Good points: - Location - fabulous location, few mins walk to tube station and Earl's Court full of restaurants/bars, shoppes, cafes, etc. - Room - I had a refurbished room which was very clean and new. The bed was extremely comfortable, w/c was clean. I had no problems with room noise but I was out of the room during the daytime (see below) - Staff - very pleasant and friendly. I appreciated the front desk asking for my opinions about the hotel on leaving. Not so good points: - The hotel is still being refurbished. This means that the main lobby, such as it is, looks like a construction zone. Work is done during the day so if you are in your room after 8 or 9 am , you will experience noise until about 5pm. Once the refurbishing is completed this should be a great hotel, and hopefully will maintain affordable rates. There was a simple sign indicating the ”Best Western Boltons Hotel” on the front door, so it was not an official Best Western sign w/logo, etc. To make it easier for patrons to locate the hotel it would be simple to print out a large colour sign, with BW logo, so you can identify the hotel from a distance when walking by.

The staff is very friendly, hotel located close to tube station with connection to Heathrow. Rooms are clean but small, ok for budget stay 1 or 2 nights or in summer bit longer. There is nice garden. I stayed single room perhaps doubles are bit larger.

Front desk service has room for improvement, but can Breakfast only bread and cheese, no meat and eggs Room is thinner than expected Stayed for three days, one day in the morning, but I didn’t pick up the room at night, and I packed up the breakfast the next morning. The location is very convenient, two minutes to the ground to meet the elderly or children, it is convenient to visit London.