Hotels near Earls Court Exhibition Center in London

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.

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 Copthorne and Millennium hotel is situated in Chelsea right by the side of Chelsea Football Club. The reception staff were friendly and helpful, so booking in was easy. The room was very clean and well decorated. It came with dressing gowns, temporary slippers, toothbrushes and paste, water, tea and coffee. The bedding was comfortable, both duvet and pillows. The room also had television, air conditioning, refrigerator and a safe. Charging points were also available. The en-suite bathroom and toilet was again, modern in design and very clean With the windows open some traffic noise can be heard. The breakfast menu was extensive with something for everyone. It’s self service buffet and the food was well presented. The staff too were friendly and efficient. The hotel also has a selection of bars.

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.

I booked this place originally due to going to a concert at Wembley Stadium. It looked on maps to be in a good location between the stadium and my arrival and departure station. (Liverpool Street). The location from the tube station is fabulous, it’s around a 3 minute walk. The hotel from the outside doesn’t look much, but on the inside it’s a clean, modern, comfortable hotel. Our room smelt and looked brand new. The bed had a firm mattress, we had extra pillows that were super soft. Security at the hotel was good. We arrived back around 1:30am and was asked for proof of residency before being allowed in to the hotel. I like that. Breakfast was available for £14.99 per person. There is a small coffee shop too on the lower floor. This wasn’t open whilst we were at the hotel, but we did arrive late in the day. There is a vending machine for chargers, plasters etc…what I would have liked is a food vending machine as arrived back a little hungry…don’t get me wrong there is shops within a 5 minute walk, I just wanted it in the comfort of the hotel. I would recommend the hotel and I’d definitely stay here again, it was a great price compared to a lot of other places.

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.

The Lily hotel is located very close to West Bromoton underground station and as such is a really great site for travelling to central London on either the district and central lines. The Piccadilly line can be accessed just one stop from West Brompton also and this line connects Heathrow airport to central London. So you feel very close to all of London but saving the cost of staying in an expensive London Hotel. The Lily hotel gives good value for money for those on a tight budget. At the time of my booking it was one of tge lowest prices for a hotel excluding all the hostels. The service was great. A friendly guy on the check in desk and all staff were friendly and pleasant to me duting my stay. There areno amenities at this hotel but along the road either way from the hotel are restaurants and takeaways. Therewas a convenience shop quiteclose too which soldmost items you wouldneed. At night, the main road outside could be noisy due to traffic and emergency vehicles sirens. There are also two pubs near the hotel which could be noisy too at weekends. However, the noise didn't seem to be a problem after midnight. If you prefer less road–street noise, try to ask for a room at the back of the hotel. The hotel room was good not great but exactly as you should expect from a hotel of this price. There are no toiletries in the room but I always bring my own anyway. The beds wereclean and generallky the room was clean. However, the shelf and chair under the desk had dust and food crumbs which was extremely bad to see. The room was made up after my first night and the chair and shelf were still not cleaned. see photos. I dont want to complain about the cleaners who were very pleasant and helpful but I do hope the hotel could improve its quality control with regards to room cleanliness. Another problem was a light fitting that was hanging of the bed headboard with electric cables exposed. See photos.Would I stay here again? Yes I would and recommend thos hotel for a cheap stay in London.

Visit here often for work. The location is fantastic and the staff are always helpful and nice. The staff that work the Starbucks cafe in the lobby Ali, and Goitom always great me with a warm hello and go above and beyond.

It was clean, and the location is great, but I wouldn’t say it’s worth it. The price was cheaper than other places around, if you’re on a budget may be a good option. But don’t trust the pictures — everything was very old, the pictures are from better days. They did some renovations, but the furniture was ancient, and the bathroom had moldy smell. Also, there was a mistake in my booking, instead of 1 person it said 3, so I had an extra trolley bed in my room that took most of the space. In addition, the walls are very thin — I could hear the neighbors all the time, and even when they tried to put something in the outlet on another side of the wall, it was super loud. Overall, not the best experience.

My partner and I booked a room here to attend a concert at the RAH, and spend a little time in London (the usual touristy things). Checking in was OK; we did request early check-in (partner is an IHG member) but it wasn't possible on the day. Our bags were kindly kept in a locked conference room for us however, so we could nip out for refreshments after our travel and not have to worry about toting the suitcase about. After coming back and checking in, the room we received was pretty dark (pictures attached were taken during daylight). The only decent lighting was in the bathroom; the tea station/mirror had a small feature-light above it, same goes with the sofa, but there was no 'main light' in the room. Confusingly, there was a blue light for the bathroom that highlighted the glass panels (?). It didn't matter too much to us as we'd spent most of the day out and about but in the evening when we wanted to relax, I couldn't read a book or do anything that didn't require a bright screen like the telly or our phones. One of our key-cards stopped working after a trip out. Thankfully I'd brought the second one along! One of the hotel staff said that they can lose their power after being kept next to a phone - it was fixed straight away and we were more careful from then on, but might be worth letting guests know at check-in. We had breakfast both days which is laid out in a buffet - it was OK, and there's plenty of choice. Pluses; the shower was lovely, very powerful - and the mattress was just how I like it, so I've had a couple of good nights' sleep. Housekeeping kept the room nice and clean. The curtains are blackout, so you're not going to be bothered by light creeping in. The staff were lovely and are happy to provide complimentary toiletries if you've forgotten your toothbrush or facecloth - and, like I said, they kindly kept hold of our bag for us until we could check in properly, which was much welcome after a long travel. You're about 10 mins walk from the Tube; only a couple of stops away from the big museums and we could walk to the RAH easily (just under 2 miles). Might I recommend the Simya Korean restaurant if you like fried chicken; it's only 5 mins walk up the road and it was a superb evening meal. You're also near a Tesco Express and Costa, Starbucks, etc. All in all - it's affordable, the folks are nice, and it's somewhere secure to rest if you've got busy days in London ahead, but 'average' does describe it.