We stayed two nights at this hotel. The location was great, being a few minutes walk from the Earl's Court tube. There were many places to eat nearby, and it was easy to either walk or catch the tube to tourist sites. The room in which we stayed was quiet and clean, though small. The bathroom was tiny by international standards. Older travellers may find it the stairs hard to climb if they are more than one floor up and unfit. There is a lift which can be used however (though it is very small).

Hotel room size was typical size for London rooms, small but not tiny. Bathroom was modern and good size. We had a room overlooking the street. As there is no airconditioning we had to open the balcony doors for air but this meant that we experienced noise from the street and felt slightly unsafe as occupants of adjoining hotel rooms (who share the same common balcony) could enter our room if they were that way inclined! Location of hotel was great, very close to Earls Court tube station. Tube station is also on the same line to Heathrow however we found this line to be unreliable when we were there, we experienced delays of over 40 minutes and were close to missing our flight.

We spent two nights at this hotel in April and really enjoyed the location and the room. The room would be a little hot during the summer as it does not have air conditioning. The staff were very helpful with the exception of a new desk clerk that tried to charge us again for the room (paid in advance). As we all have a rocky start to a new job--we weren't too upset.

This hotel was chosen after much research because of the positive reviews and we were not disappointed. I have a girl and boy, ages 11 and 14, and had asked if there was any way we could be accommodated. We were given a huge room (room 1) in the basement with a double bed and 2 single beds - how perfect! The room and bathroom were clean (looked like new wood laminate flooring for the room) and they provided nice white fluffy towels. There were cellar stairs from our room up to the peaceful backyard. Just outside our room in the hall were 2 computers available to any guests, so we could check e-mail while away from home, or find the weather in our next vacation stop. Very nice added convenience. I loved that the Earl's Court Underground station was 5 minutes away, and Judi had given good directions in advance from the airport. Since we only had 1 1/2 days in London, and one would be on the sightseeing tours, we asked Judi for suggestions for our half day, and she had plenty of options. We ended up going to Windsor castle (30 minutes by tube, then train) and it was great. But don't start too late because it takes a while to see it. She also gave a suggestion for an Indian restaurant just near the hotel which was very tasty. In looking at the map, I had been concerned that the Earl's Court station was a bit far from the city center, but once we were on the tube, it didn't seem to be far at all. Breakfast had toast, croissant, cereal, juice, coffee, etc. with an extra fee for cooked food I think. We were fine with the bread and cereal. Overall it was a lovely experience, and I highly recommend this hotel.