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Just returned home today from spending 4 nights at K & K. I booked this property because the pictures were nice, the price was nice and I was familiar with the area, knowing I would be a one minute walk from one of the most convenient tube stations (Earls Court - which we easily traveled directly to and fro from Heathrow). What I wasn’t expecting was how CLEAN and warm and quiet the place is. And the staff - so polite, kind and doing the best job they can - at front desk, housekeeping, restaurant staff, even the gentleman that served us our afternoon tea in the cozy lounge. Overall, if you want to stay somewhere that feels like a hotel but also feels a bit like home then this is a good place. Beds are so comfy, linens are crisp white, and bathrooms were very clean and well kept. Plus loads of closet space. We had a room on the 4th floor with 2 twins, desk and a little lounger. I believe it was an upgrade room from the standard 2-twins. Plenty of space. We would definitely book again.

Stayed at the superior studio apartment 10W wich is spacious, very clean and with very comfortable bedding. There's a small kitchenet with kitchen utensils, plates and cutlery for 2. Everything is clean and even the aircondition worked quiet. Only problem - when I first booked, it wasn't clear, that the apartment was in another building ca. 300m from the hotel and on the 3rd floor without elevator. For someone with kneeproblems this proved to be quite a challenge, coming home in the evening. Earls Court Station entrance is just 20m from the apartmentbuilding. So is a bus-stop. Earls Court Main Street is 5min away on the other side of the block.

I had stayed in Earl's Court area, in other hotels for 3 times, location are very good as there are a lot eating places, laundrette, underground tube, supermarket. The hotel room is small, lobby also small, lift can only accomodate 2 pax w luggage. All the hotels around Earl's Court have small rooms I believe is because of high property price in London. However, Earl's Court is a very good location to stay. Best Western breakfast is good also.

Spent a very pleasant week at the Trebovir in Earls Court. Right around the corner from the Earls Court tube stop, the hotel was on a block of Regency Style buildings. Check in was easy and fast and the front desk staff (all shifts) was helpful and friendly. The room, while very very small was comfortable and had clearly been newly renovated with all modern amenities, including excellent air conditioning, USB ports, hair dryer, etc. My room faced the street on the 2nd floor but wasn't noisy because they installed sound proofing windows. The bathroom was also tiny, but modern with nice fixtures, great water pressure and lots of hot water. I only made it down to the included breakfast once, but it was a nice spread with lots of options. My only complaint was the spotty wifi. It's there, but weak and kicks you off a lot especially during peak usage. Other than that, it's a great, convenient and comfortable stay.

Lovely girls in reception, Hotel has a nice feel, both our rooms had issues with broken window latches, we were offered different rooms but chose to stay put. The rooms are teeny tiny, with teeny tiny bathrooms but beautifully done up. There was a teeny tiny lift and so many staircases with little twists and turns you just about need a map. Awesome breakfast, handy to everything. 5 minute walk to tube, direct to Heathrow. lift and ramp in earls Court station to the right platform so no worries at all for travellers. The only downside is the size of the rooms, adequate but you have to stay very very tidy.

A very modern and friendly hotel just 2 minutes walk from the Earls Court underground. I love the clean, newness & sleek look - the lobby looks new & well maintained. Its not just about cleanness but it feels like the hotel guests matters to the hotel! The newness & sleekness of the hotel compensated! I also like the extra touch of providing water & hot drinks at the lobby. The breakfast room was nice too! Great place to stay especially for the convenience to the Earl's Court station. The best part is Mowbray Court Hotel listen to what I needs, they fulfill my demand and request.

I have stayed at the Hotel Boka many times and am always happy to go back. The location is ideal, close to Earls Court station which is on both the District and Piccadilly lines so perfect to get to the centre of London. The rooms are clean and the staff friendly. Breakfast consists of cereals, fruit juice, jams, tea/coffee and hot options. This time I thought I would try the vegetable sausages with my eggs on toast and they were very tasty. The breakfast staff are attentive without being intrusive and offer more bread/toast etc if required. I was a little concerned during this stay that I didn't see the cat but I was assured he was fit and well and spending time in the garden as the weather had improved. Although there is no restaurant at the hotel, this is not a problem as there are plenty of eateries in the vicinity, and if you prefer to eat in your room there is a kitchenette with a hub and microwave. I am not sure if all rooms have this facility but the ones I have stayed in do.

This was a great hotel for the price. It had very large and nice rooms. Much better than the Olympia which is in the same neighborhood. The hotel had a very nice view, nice clean and comfortable beds and a full bathtub which is a rarity for hotels in this price range. The breakfast was also good if simple. It is a great location only a couple of blocks from Earls Court Tube station.

Since this is a low priced hotel in an amazing location don’t expect anything fancy. The facilities were clean but there was some mild in our room on the walls and bathroom. If you can’t akeeo through traffic noise then this isn’t the place for you. We super fine when we closed the windows. Our unit was o the ground floor so that would account fir the traffic noise. The tube station is literally around the corner.. there is some steer parking, free in the evenings and weekends.. KFC, Burger King and mcds over on earls court road along with an assortment of other restos and pubs. Again. Can’t beat the location! So if you’re just looking fir a place to sleep and you’re going to be out most of the day. Highly recommended!

I did not expect to find such an affordable hotel in earls court! Firstly because we had let him know beforehand what time we were arriving we were lucky the manager let us check in at 7.30 am and even offered us the free breakfast for the day which was much needed after a 28 hour flight. We requested the ground floor rooms due to no lifts and that was given to us too. The manager is not your usual jolly, cheery man but it doesn't matter because you hardly interact with him and when we did ask him for tips and directions he was happy to help us out. The hotel room is small but not too small and you do have space to move around. Above all, the bedroom and toilet was clean! This was extremely important to us. For a 2 star hotel we did not expect room service but we had someone to clean our room every morning so that was a bonus. You do hear some noises when people are in the corridor but not once they're in their rooms. There is free breakfast which is actually not too bad; they have a coffee and hot chocolate dispenser that has surprisingly good hot chocolate and good enough cereal/ bread options to sustain yourself. You hardly spend time in the hotel if you're a tourist so it is the best when you can get an affordable yet clean and safe hotel for this price. The location is amazing with the station, a KFC and a sainsburys just around the corner! So safe for two girls who have never been to London! As a tourist on a budget You would be silly to pay loads of money for a hotel as all you need is a safe and clean place to sleep and shower. I would definitely recommend this hotel.

The hotel is small, basic, "homey" yet functional. The lift has 4 floors but my room was 604. 4th floor landing was split between 5th and 6th floors so there will be a short flight of stairs to get to your room. Basically the 6th floor is an attic room, divided into 4 rooms, mine is Single Ensuite and I got a peek of the other rooms and they were Double. All rooms are Ensuite. Compact but spacious. My Single room is much bigger compared to my other friends Double room who were staying next door at Lord Jim Hotel. The London Town Hotel is the better choice. My friends move on our last night at London Town Hotel and their room is much more spacious, its located on the ground floor which is very convenient. Breakfast room although tiny but serves Continental breakfast with good choices and prepares bread toast for those who like. The mezzanine floor with direct access by stairs is welcoming and you can serve yourself tea, coffee or water anytime of the day. The Reception staff are very helpful, accommodating and respectful. The only negative thing I experienced was the leak on my attic window due to an overnight continuous rain, thanks to the dreadful London weather, the water dropped on the beds duvet but gladly didn't soak my bed. Supposedly you have to pay 1pound if leaving your luggage after your checkout but staff Mr Ali waived it for us and that is such a lovely gesture and they help us get the best taxi rate to Heathrow. Overall with its value for money and access to Earls Court Station and both exits on Earls Court Road and Warwick Roads are just 3minutes walk. I will come back again and will recommend to other friends.

small hotel with a great location (3 tube lines from earls court). the staff was very polite and helpful. there was plenty of food at breakfast and service was good. the room itself wasn't the biggest, but none the less big enough for me. tv, free wifi and air conditioning worked without trouble. bathroom has clearly been renovated quite recently since it was in very good condition. there was warm water in the shower but the water pressure could have been better. then again when is it ever good in england? ;) my room was in the 3rd floor and the stairs are quite steep so you might wanna consider that when booking. i am a returning customer and i honestly have nothing bad to say about this hotel and will defo stay there again!

the location is pretty good. 5 mins walk to Earl Courts Station. Loads of restaurants and English pubs along the main street. and there's even a laundromat right at the junction. supermarkets are close by too. but thats about it. the apartment seriously need upgrading/renovation. floorboards are creaking. bathroom/toilet not enough ventilation. the rooms aren't spacious. the doors and windows seriously needs to be replaced and repainted. on a positive note, the kitchen is about the only functional part of the apartment. not recommended for family with young children. and definitely not worth the amount we paid.

My Place Hotel is cheap by London standards, so my expectations were reasonably low. I was pleasantly surprised. Sure, the room could do with an update, the lamp shade was all out of shape and wonky, the TV was tiny and almost on the ceiling, there was a big water stain on the ceiling of my room, the lift felt like it would give out at any minute. At least the shower was hot, even if one had to sit on the toilet side-saddle. But, I didn't pay 5 star prices, so why would I expect 5 star results? You can't beat the location - a few doors up from the tube station - on the same line as Heathrow and St Pancras. There is a little supermarket around the corner, heaps of places to eat and drink. You can walk to the Museum of Natural History and V & A. That's all pretty attractive - certainly more attractive than the curtains and bedspread in my room! The staff were friendly and helpful. The wifi was good and free. I reckon I'd stay again next time I'm in London.

Booked for an overnight stay, whist we enjoy two days of activities in London. Hotel conveniently was located close to shops, buses and trains and easy to find. Room was very small and in the basement, but had all facilities. TV, hospitality tray, fridge and even microwave! Bed was comfortable and water was always hot for washing and showering. Breakfast was ample, being of the continental variety. Cereals, sliced peaches, sliced bread, warm hard boiled eggs, sliced ham and cheese, selection of jams, honey and chocolate spread. There was a toaster to cook the bread and coffee filtered in abundance. Tea and hot chocolate were also available. Excellent value for money, considering it’s location.

west cromwell hotel was easy to book online, although the quoted price of 56 pounds rose to about 76 pounds a night when taxes, etc were added and which came off my credit card without warning. the location is in a lovely, leafy part of london and if you fly into heathrow, you can get the tube to earl's court and then walk the short distance to the hotel. i was greeted by a friendly manager who apologised for the small lift (elevator for americans) but this was no problem, as neither was the small room which had an excellent bathroom and tea-making facilities, but lacked a fridge. the breakfast was absolutely fantastic and was enough to get me through the day without lunch. it was also served up by a delightful girl who was immaculately clean and wore a new outfit every day. because of its small size, the hotel was very personalised and you were made to feel welcome, as were your friends who came to visit. it rates a 9 out of 10 from me.

It's hard to find a "family room" at a reasonable price close to the heart of London so this was a great find. We stayed in the ground floor family room which was charming-- The "parent's area" with comfy double bed is on one level of the room, and there's a loft for the kids with two twin beds up a tiny staircase. Very clean, and cute decor in yellow and blue florals. We had a lot of luggage and there was room for it all. Flat screen TV, desk with chair-- and so close to the Earls Court tube station, less than a block and a half away. But because it's down a side street from the main street of Earl's Court, it's a quiet location. Also within a very short walk to a lot of restaurants including a McDonald's that's open very late, which came in handy with our busy schedule. Breakfast is mostly cereals, fruit, toast and breakfast cake, plus beverages, but that was fine because it was free! There's a Starbucks nearby in case anyone needs something else for breakfast.

A warm welcome from the staff with the quick check-in process, so that we can get the room within 5 minutes. A lift provided in the hotel offers the convenience and comfort for me. Also, the rooms are with doubled doors and windows, which give me a quiet environment to rest. The room is with well designed, clean and have big windows. Moreover, the location is easy accessed with public transportation, also its very close to either the shopping center Westfield white city or Kensington High Street, where both you can have nice restaurants and go shopping. I will book it again when visiting London next time. Excellent experience!