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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.

very helpful and polite staff, very nice and friendly.thumbs up for their great service. hotel is very near earl's court tube station, walkable in 2minutes. lots of food choices nearby. earl's court tube station is also very accessible for those with heavy luggage as it has a ramp and a lift accessibility. had a wonderful stay here, will definitely recommend this place. toilet was abit small though and cramped.but was clean.

this was an easy walk from Earl's Court tube station (less than 10mins), esp. after a whole day of walking around London sightseeing. Lots of cafes and restaurants nearby. M&S food shop is just around the corner. The walls are thin though; i could hear a person snoring from the adjacent room and the doors banging in the middle of the night. Elevator is just up to the 3rd floor. You'll have to maneuver up 2 flights of narrow and steep stairs to get to the 4th floor (this was not disclosed properly when i booked the hotel). Bathroom is clean and spacious enough. I booked a triple room (1 double, 1 single) though there was just the 2 of us hoping the room would be more spacious. But if you have 3 luggage on the floor, it will be difficult to move around. Luckily we just had 1 medium luggage (which i put on the cabinet) and a large one on the floor by the window. No aircon in the room but electric fan is provided, albeit very noisy when turned on. Telephone could not be used the whole 5 nights we were there.

Location is excellent, 2 minutes walk to earl's court tube station. Nearby the hotel there's a lot of small restaurants, minimarket, pharmacy. The selection of continental breakfast is not much but enough to fill your stomach in the morning. The refreshment provided at the lobby area consisting of coffee, tea and bottled water is a nice touch. Staffs are very friendly and helpful. Room is small but that's expected. Overall, we enjoy our stay in this hotel.

a very clean hotel with comfortable bed and big LCD TV. toilet is a bit small but with full amenity kits. breakfast is included and surprisingly it is full buffet breakfast with a good variety of choices. Location wise, it is not close to underground station but walking to earl's court and south kensington stations is both about 15 minutes. there's a 24 hours tesco on the way to earl's court station. on the con side, the lifts are a little slow. in-room wifi is not included and free wifi is only available in lobby and restaurants. but connection is only average and never works in restaurants.

Location, location, location. Literally less than two minutes from Earl's Court Tube station and bus routes directly into the heart of London. Great unpretentiuous B&B. The staff are consistently consistent, helpful, unintrusive, always available and simply nice! Rooms clean, extra beding if needed, tea, coffee, fridge, microwave all available. It's not, for example an IBIS hote,l such as the one to be found nearby in West Brompton, but it doesn't claim to be, and the pricing reflects the differences. If you want a bar, dining and room service then the BOKA isn't for you, but if you want reliability, peace of mind and a simple base to explore from that doesn't result in a second mortgage or bank loan it's hard to do better than the BOKA. Yep stay here regularly; best value hotel we have ever stayed in in London. Trevor & Carol

This hotel was an easy walk from Earl's Court tube station. Shampoo and wash cloths were not amenities, but there were 2 grocery stores nearby to get those supplies. The free breakfast was adequate with bread for toast, jams, cereal, milk, juice, & teas to choose from. Our room had its own bathroom with a nice shower that always had plenty of hot water. The hotel was very clean but it is older so is not on the fancy/modern side. There is no lift, so make sure that you can carry your own suitcases up the stairs. Lots of good restaurants nearby. Felt very safe in this neighborhood.

The room is value for the money, location is good , near to the Earl Court tube station, wakling distance around 5 mins. Clean room and friendly staff. Breakfast is ok, can't demand more for this pirce. Besides, their lounge is nice, it served with a free coffee, tea and hot chocolate. You can find a small garden here, just walk down from the lounge. Finally, you can take a Picadilly line direct to the Heatrhow airport in the nearest Earl Court tube station. It will be convinent for those who carrying the big size luggages. I have a pleasent stay here, i will recommend this hotel for those who are considering.

A good example of re-worked London Hotel. Rooms are small, as you would expect, but efficient. No lift and very high ceilings make the 3rd and 4th floors a challenge for the less than fit. More than adequate continental breakfast. Great staff make life easy - moving rooms and a late checkout were no hassle at all. Location is only 200 metres from Earl's Court tube and many pubs and restaurants on Earls Court Road.

Very good budget hotel if you are traveling on a tight allowance. Simple, clean and functional rooms. Big plus is the desk staff: they are all very friendly and helpful. We stayed on the first floor and were very satisfied with the room; it had been refurbished therefore bathroom was in good condition and beds were extremely comfortable! Fresh towels and housekeeping everyday. We did not try the breakfast at the hotel but there's a really good little cafe on the corner where you can grab a nice breakfast for under £5. Area is very safe and super quiet at night. The hotel is located next to two tube station therefore very convenient for transport. Overall very good experience and would recommend. Nothing fancy but perfect if you simply need a good rest after visiting the city. Good value for money.

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.

Hi Everybody! I spent one week in London in December 2013, the week before Christmas… Initially I was not sure to reserve in this hotel ‘cause I read bad feedback about this hotel and for my husband was his first time in London. But then I did it ‘cause I know London and I know what to expect or not. I was pleasantly surprised!!! The hotel outside is very nice, in a very good neighborhood of Kensington, 500 mt from Shepherd's Bush Tube stations (Circle Line). The room was just a little bit little but I was on holiday…I needed a clean bed to sleep, a bath…and what else??? The room was clean and had a beautiful view outside, every day cleaning of the room and clean towels. Thanks God there is no moquette on the floor, and it’s very strange in London!!!! ;) Inside the room there is a serviceable kitchenette with a microwave, fridge, toaster and a kettle. The bath was clean and very nice. The breakfast was very rich for me, maybe ‘cause I’m Italian and we don’t use to eat a lot for breakfast. Hard-boiled eggs, cheese, toast, corn flakes, muesli, 4 kind of jam, butter, milk, coffee, tea, juices… All the staff was very kind, smiling and friendly! Sure I save this hotel as a favorite. Recommended!

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.