Hotels near St Luke’s Church in London

The hotel seems to be converted from an old apartment block. A huge block though and be prepared to walk a distance to your room in a somewhat pentagon shape. As long as you treat it as a budget hotel, you will not be disappointed. The counter staffs though were able to disappoint you with their unhelpful attitude

I understand that you get what you pay for and we have stayed in an EasyHotel before (the one in Victoria) so we knew what to expect, but it could have been cleaner and better maintained. We stayed in one of the windowless rooms as we were just going to a concert at the Royal Albert hall and leaving straight away in the morning, so we really only needed a bed and a bathroom, so the no window wasn't an issue and made the room cheaper. We also knew that EasyHotels don't usually have tea/coffee facilities and the rooms are very small so there is no drawers/wardrobe etc. which we were fine with as we just wanted a cheap room for one night. My issue was with the fact that the bathroom sink appeared to not have been cleaned properly - there was makeup and hairs in it.. Also one of the walls around the mirror had not been finished painted so was kind of just bare concrete. Next, inside the room, the walls had big dents in them and the wall panels were kind of coming away from the wall which hadn't been fixed.. The walls are also quite thin and I woke up a couple of times in the night to noises coming from other rooms. Lastly it seemed like a child had put the bedding on - we had to put the sheet on ourselves as it had practically just been laid on the bed without being tucked in, there was a hole in the duvet cover, and the mattress was extremely lumpy with a big hole right in the middle meaning we were rolling into each other all night into this dip in the middle haha.. Another thing which bothers me (which is just a cosmetic observation really) is that the rooms are lined with that grey industrial lino you would find in a school corridor or hospital, they could have at least used wood-effect lino - same price but a much nicer, homey vibe. We were only there overnight so just around 9 hours approx. But still these are all issues which could be easily fixed with some proper upkeep. On a positive note the 24 hour check in is great and the staff were very friendly and helpful. The TV in the room worked fine and we had no issues with the shower/toilet etc. Location is also easy walking distance from the Royal Albert Hall.

The worst hotel stay I have experienced! Arrived after a hectic day at work only to be greeted by the rudest receptionist I have ever encountered. I travel and stay in London on a weekly basis and have never experienced customer service like it. Receptionist was agrresive in attitude and demanded a cash payment of £100 on entering the hotel. I explained I had paid in adance in full via booking.com with no notification at time of booking that a deposit would be required. Rudely demanded of photo ID and notified a charge of £250 would be taken for evidence of drug use. I am a professional business customer and this was so poorly judged by staff. I was told I was emailed on booking that cash deposit of £100 would be demanded on booking 2 weeks prior. Communication was provided on the day at 9.00am via booking.com email and was not seen due to being at work. Was told I should walk to a cash point in the rain with little direction as to where the nearest cash point was. It was pouring with rain, getting dark and I was a lone female customer. Receptionist replied that she was happy to cancel my booking if I preferred . The day of the queen's return to buckingham Palace with no chance of securing an alternative hotel. After returning with the cash I was given a key card with no holder with room number on. I made my way to my room after clarifying room number twice, staff area doors in corridors left open exposing dirty laundry, key card device broken off door, semen stains on wall, public hair on top of bed sheets. Mortified, so much so I didn't get under the sheets for fear of what I would find. Tried to have a wash to find the shower gel had been topped up 3 quarters with water from a previous guest. Worst stay of my life!!! Unsafe and should be closed down!!

Located in London (London City Centre), Sydney House Chelsea is within a 10-minute walk of Natural History Museum and Victoria and Albert Museum. This luxury inn is 0.5 mi (0.9 km) from Science Museum and 0.5 mi (0.9 km) from Imperial College London.Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless internet access and concierge services.Take advantage of the inn's 24-hour room service. Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. Cooked-to-order breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, a 24-hour front desk, and multilingual staff.Make yourself at home in one of the 21 guestrooms featuring DVD players and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with bathtubs or showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.

Got upgraded to a family room with 2 queen beds which was a good start to the stay. However everything went downhill from there. The housekeeping only arranges the bed, didn’t refil body wash / clear bins unless the bin was full of rubbish. We wanted to do some laundry but the service was terrible. Bad communication among staff and resulted in paying almost 10 pounds per clothing. A good thing is that it’s about 3 mins away from Gloucester station and Sainsbury for daily things.

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.

When my child left the hotel, I complained that I stayed at the hotel entrance because she felt that she had no face when she let others know that we were guests of this hotel. Even the children feel that it is shameful to live here, and the conditions of the hotel are limited. The facade of the hotel is only two or three meters wide, all rooms use a staircase, and it is a vertical one. There was no restaurant, so breakfast had to be delivered to the door of the room, only two slices of bread, one boiled egg, jam and butter, a cup of tea or coffee. My biggest concern is the fire problem. Once the low-rise room is on fire, the upstairs tenants are hard to escape because there is only one narrow and steep staircase.

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.

The hotel is about 15 mins walk from High Street Kensington tube station. There is also a bus stop just 2 mins from the hotel that takes you to Piccadilly Circus and other parts of the city. There are plenty of cafes and restaurants along near the hotel and Holland Park is also just a doorstep away. Overall, the hotel itself is a bit old but the room is very clean and spacious. The bed and the pillows are perhaps too soft for my liking but not uncomfortable in means. The bathroom is big and they do provide you with shower wash and body lotion. However, I was not sure how to adjust the temperature of the AC and the room was a bit cold. Overall, this is more a business hotel which provides all the basic amenities fairly well. If you are travelling with small children then there could be better opinions in town.

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.