Earls Court Hotel

Staff wonderful. Facilities very run down Alot of the electical stuff ( TVs) didnt work. Not not just my room. Whole building.

They family room was unclen walls dirty floor dirty no window no air conditioning no room to put cot no bathroom must yous toilet in hallway also shower with other guests it's a hostel cats running around smells of urine no phone in hotel it's filthy

Staff helpful, relatively clean, though carpet looks like it's seen better days. Very hot, no air con. Noisy at front, even at night. Good location, and great for transport, buses and tube. Rooms very small, as are bathrooms. No kettle in room!! Ok for 1 night, but probably won't use again.

It's clean and in a good location, facilities are a bit lacking though, TV didn't want to work, fan was clogged with dust and the road noise outside was constant. But, if you get it on a cheap day it's good value

It is gratyfing to know that there is such a huge range of hotels in London - most of us would love to experience the best (usually the most expensive ones!) but due to financial considerations we find ourselves confined to the lower end of hotel provisions. That said, a one night stay can still be very enjoyable not to mention extremely good value - provided that the basic expectations are met. I have to say that Hotel Earls Court not just met our expectations but exceeded them. Being able to check in at 13:00 was most welcome. The receptionist was friendly and helpful. Our room (No 22) was exactly as per picture and did not disappoint - it was clean, the bed was very comfortable with lovely sheets and I could not praise the quality of the towels enough - better than in many a hotel we had stayed in. The bathroom was rather small but we welcomed the washbasin positioned in the room. The shower basin was clean and spacious and there was plenty of hot water. The radiators provided more heating than we are used to so we had to switch them off. We made use of tea and coffee making facilities available for residents' use located in a separate room. Good quality double glazing cut out the traffic noise quite considerably enabling us to have a very good rest. Finally, the rainy morning made us appreciate the hotel's location - hardly any distance from the tube station meant we did not get wet. All in all we could not have chosen a better budget hotel for our one night stay.

Great location but nothing worked in my room, especially the radiator and it was freezing.

Smallest quadruple room I have ever stayed in. There were only just enough room for two small doulde beds. The radiator was cold (which was fine) but was leaking which made the carpet wet in the only spare space in the room and made the room smell damp & musty. (Pictures). I told the man at reception, he turned up later with 2 screwdrivers, towels and an electrical heater and plugged it in...electrical appliance on wet carpet. Not very clever. I put the heater back in the corridor. When we came back later that night, the radiator was on at its highest possible temperature and made the room like a sauna & unbearable. The thermostat on the radiator was snapped off so could not be changed. The bed was comfy & clean bedding but had a wheel missing so was leaning to one side. Loose wires came out of the wall by the side of the bed where the children slept. A tv where you had to move the plug in aerial antenna just to get a picture. The bathroom had black hairs on the floor (not ours) and wasn't very clean. The towel rail and sink shelf were rusty. The sink was the size of a small bowl. The door was hanging off its hinges & would not open and close without lifting the door up. When it came for us to check out, there was no one at the reception desk. I waited for 5-10mins to hand the key in and to talk to someone about the room but no one showed up. Perhaps that is their plan so you can't complain to them!!! The only positive from our stay was when we left.

You get what you pay for very basic room the bed was very uncomfortable and tv did not work no signal whatsoever……. Great location for the underground and staff member who checked me in was nice and friendly

A very basic hotel, staff were friendly and helpful, tea and coffee making facilities are communal as there is no facilities in the room. Luke warm water from the shower, but had plenty of hot in the sink tap. To ensure your room door stays shut you need to lock it. The bed was comfortable and clean. We wanted something cheap where we could crash out for the night and we got what we paid for.

If you want a cheap stay in London, this is it! This hotel is steps away from Earls Court station. Our room sleeps four people. It has a bathroom (with shower, toilet and sink). However, the water drip from the shower was close to nothing. You have to blend the hot and cold water coming out from the sink. There’s a small corner from the check-in desk where you can make tea/coffee. A lot of backpackers stay here. So, if you want a bed, shower and no frills hotel, this is the place!

Wow, I knew the room could be great for £38 a night, but ye Gods. I expect at least clean. Firstly, the room sold was a lie. It was not the room shown. It was instead an outside room by the back gate. Shook. It stank to high heavy of some chemical mixed with filth. The teeny en suite was pure filth. Never cleaned. The sink was built into the toilet. Where you flush? A corroded filthy mini sink The bed was a put-you-up, rattled, creaked and stank. It was near collapse every move I dared make. I escaped at 6am totally knackered and from the horrific noise. Never ever again.

They family room was unclen walls dirty floor dirty no window no air conditioning no room to put cot no bathroom must yous toilet in hallway also shower with other guests it's a hostel cats running around smells of urine no phone in hotel it's filthy

Awful. No towels. Dirty. No space at all in the room/bathroom and they wanted £10 to leave our bag there got the day. Not worth £50! Staff were ok but no complementary water or anything when they had no towels available.

You who choose to stay at this hotel must have your priorities straight. It is a clear budget option and to be fair; they don’t claim to be anything else. Have low expectations. You should not stay here if you are tidy person and like to have things nice, clean and well-kept around you. The walls and doors are paper thin. You hear guests in other rooms walking and talking to each other. In the shower, 3 jets worked in the nozzle. Wallpaper hung from the walls, the beds were hard, the floors uneven. The TV didn't work at times and some bedding was dirty. As usual throughout England, there are wall-to-wall carpeting everywhere. You get the feeling that all basic needs and houseimprovments have been put on hold since the the 1960:s. Time stands still. Imagine a cheap hostel that you stay in just for the night while backpacking in Asia, and you get the picture. I can imagine a group of guys going to London for a fotballgame over the weekend on a low budget would find this place bareable or anyone who just needs a place to sleep and dosen’t care much about the surrondings. I would not recommend it to a group of girls or ladies. However, the staff are friendly and helpful and i don’t mean to be disrespectful. I’ve tried to be fair and honest.

It was short way to the subway, in a good areal. The bed was very good. The room smelled like fungus, and i have never stayed in a hotel that is so low standard. Curtains could hardly close or hardly hang, one room did not have a sink in the bathroom. The door to the room was so old i was afraid someond would brake in. The service was very good, Nice and helpfull Staff. Very much noise from the street at nigth, had to get earplugs to sleep. There was no hot water in the shower, had to ask and they turned it on. Would not Stay here again.

The place is so dirty. Room is tiny can actually open the toilet door from the bed. I would not recommend

Stained bed sheets Black mould in bathroom Musty smell throughout entire bathroom and bedroom No fridge Overall just disgusting and not as advertised at all.

It's clean and in a good location, facilities are a bit lacking though, TV didn't want to work, fan was clogged with dust and the road noise outside was constant. But, if you get it on a cheap day it's good value

Smallest quadruple room I have ever stayed in. There were only just enough room for two small doulde beds. The radiator was cold (which was fine) but was leaking which made the carpet wet in the only spare space in the room and made the room smell damp & musty. (Pictures). I told the man at reception, he turned up later with 2 screwdrivers, towels and an electrical heater and plugged it in...electrical appliance on wet carpet. Not very clever. I put the heater back in the corridor. When we came back later that night, the radiator was on at its highest possible temperature and made the room like a sauna & unbearable. The thermostat on the radiator was snapped off so could not be changed. The bed was comfy & clean bedding but had a wheel missing so was leaning to one side. Loose wires came out of the wall by the side of the bed where the children slept. A tv where you had to move the plug in aerial antenna just to get a picture. The bathroom had black hairs on the floor (not ours) and wasn't very clean. The towel rail and sink shelf were rusty. The sink was the size of a small bowl. The door was hanging off its hinges & would not open and close without lifting the door up. When it came for us to check out, there was no one at the reception desk. I waited for 5-10mins to hand the key in and to talk to someone about the room but no one showed up. Perhaps that is their plan so you can't complain to them!!! The only positive from our stay was when we left.

Not a pleasant experience. The room was very dirty, unfixed holes on the wall, noisy from the street and next room. Single toilet on the floor for many rooms which also dirty. Shower was not working and being fixed just with alternate pipes. Checking in was basically just paying the room fee.

No WiFi it’s says on the website feee WiFi second look big the room in pictures but not in person.

Found it hard sleeping due to the loud constant noise from the cars on the road. The bed is average comfort but I suppose it’s what you expect for the low price on such short notice.

Very small room with double beds. The toilet and bathroom sink were one unit so you have to reach over the toilet to use the sink, very uncomfortable for a short person to be able to wash hands or brush teeth.

You who choose to stay at this hotel must have your priorities straight. It is a clear budget option and to be fair; they don’t claim to be anything else. Have low expectations. You should not stay here if you are tidy person and like to have things nice, clean and well-kept around you. The walls and doors are paper thin. You hear guests in other rooms walking and talking to each other. In the shower, 3 jets worked in the nozzle. Wallpaper hung from the walls, the beds were hard, the floors uneven. The TV didn't work at times and some bedding was dirty. As usual throughout England, there are wall-to-wall carpeting everywhere. You get the feeling that all basic needs and houseimprovments have been put on hold since the the 1960:s. Time stands still. Imagine a cheap hostel that you stay in just for the night while backpacking in Asia, and you get the picture. I can imagine a group of guys going to London for a fotballgame over the weekend on a low budget would find this place bareable or anyone who just needs a place to sleep and dosen’t care much about the surrondings. I would not recommend it to a group of girls or ladies. However, the staff are friendly and helpful and i don’t mean to be disrespectful. I’ve tried to be fair and honest.

The place is so dirty. Room is tiny can actually open the toilet door from the bed. I would not recommend

It's clean and in a good location, facilities are a bit lacking though, TV didn't want to work, fan was clogged with dust and the road noise outside was constant. But, if you get it on a cheap day it's good value

The room was at first glance perfect for a “just need a place to sleep” until we had slept once. Found bug in sheets, blood stains on sheets, several of us had bug-bites.. Online website stated There was breakfast but There is No breakfast. The free Wifi was horrible and 99% of time it was less then useless. Only redeeming point was it proximity to Earls Court station.

I booked it because it was cheap. I knew it was a 2 star guest house so I wasn't expecting the Ritz. Yes it looks a bit run down and you won't find any marble in your bathroom, but the bed sheets were clean the bed was ok and the toilet and shower were functional. It is also literally 1 min walk to Earls Court underground. The walls are a bit thin so you do tend to hear your neighbours but it didn't stop me sleeping. Would I take the wife there, no, but for as a cheap overnight stop for work it is fine

Plus for close to the Metro. Awful tiny room.

Ok location, but rooms were a bit grotty and window didnt close, but for the price cannot complain

The room was horrible, the service was horrible the room looked nothing like the picture. And the manager was very very rude. (If anything goes wrong they will not help get a refund)they are selfish and i would not recommend staying here

Very helpful staff, clean sheets and towels, decently comfortable bed BUT my basement room was tiny and airless, also a bit damp. Location and price for me were the deciding factors and I only needed a place to sleep but spent almost no waking time in the room.

Staff wonderful. Facilities very run down Alot of the electical stuff ( TVs) didnt work. Not not just my room. Whole building.

I don’t even know where to start. Good location, that is it! I expected cheap and cheerful, what I got was cheap, unsafe, noisy and dirty. First room myself and 3 kids were put in was in the basement, skylight had been left open so room was full of flies, rodent box in the hallway, tv was broken, complained, was told would come and have a look, while waiting we discovered the toilet was leaking so the tiny bathroom floor was soaked, complained (was made out to be a liar) wanting a refund to move us to somewhere else, was told no refunds and that he would see what he could do. Moved us upstairs to a bigger room (still small) and charged me £15, as to not risk being on the streets of London with 3 kids, I payed and moved upstairs. Better? No not really, incredibly outdated, bedroom window wouldn’t close, bathroom door wouldn’t close, but atleast no leaking toilet this time. Room smelt of cigarettes either from outside due to window not being able to close or from the room next door which is likely the case, running water could be heard for most of the night, as well as outside traffic due to the window being open. We had to bring all our valuables with us as the door was so rickety we felt our belongings were at risk of being stolen. Do not stay here! I blame myself for not doing my research, but I also don’t expect to see guest house paridiso esk hotels on Expedia recommended for families. Lesson learnt, will not be returning

This "hotel" was little more than a youth hostel. I chose it for the excellent location. I spent the better part of an hour waiting for them to locate my reservation. The subterranean room was cold most of the time. All of the fire doors were propped open giving me far too much fresh air. even though I was traveling solo, I opted for the "triple" because I find twin beds too small. Being a "triple," there was no useful floor space. The TV didn't work. A wake-up call was unthinkable. Dust mites in the pillows,...The shared toilet room was tiny. Never again!

Amazing staff, made us feel super welcome and safe. Were there for any queries. Really recommend!

It is gratyfing to know that there is such a huge range of hotels in London - most of us would love to experience the best (usually the most expensive ones!) but due to financial considerations we find ourselves confined to the lower end of hotel provisions. That said, a one night stay can still be very enjoyable not to mention extremely good value - provided that the basic expectations are met. I have to say that Hotel Earls Court not just met our expectations but exceeded them. Being able to check in at 13:00 was most welcome. The receptionist was friendly and helpful. Our room (No 22) was exactly as per picture and did not disappoint - it was clean, the bed was very comfortable with lovely sheets and I could not praise the quality of the towels enough - better than in many a hotel we had stayed in. The bathroom was rather small but we welcomed the washbasin positioned in the room. The shower basin was clean and spacious and there was plenty of hot water. The radiators provided more heating than we are used to so we had to switch them off. We made use of tea and coffee making facilities available for residents' use located in a separate room. Good quality double glazing cut out the traffic noise quite considerably enabling us to have a very good rest. Finally, the rainy morning made us appreciate the hotel's location - hardly any distance from the tube station meant we did not get wet. All in all we could not have chosen a better budget hotel for our one night stay.

The room had been painted the night before which gave me a huge headache and made my eyes water within 5 mins. They changed my room for this night but told me they would put me back in the toxic room the following. When I told them I would not go back to this room they told me they would put my belongings back in the toxic room while I was away without my say so. Of course I booked out the next day and they will not give me a refund. Please avoid!

George the hotel manager is the sweetest man it was a very nice quaint stay

Good for one-night stays. We stayed in one of the bigger rooms for just one night. As written in some of the other reviews, there are some elements of the property that require upgrading (it's a very old facility). However, the beds are comfortable and the workers are so increadibly kind. For short term stays I think it's great.

Good price, close to everything, convenient place

Staff helpful, relatively clean, though carpet looks like it's seen better days. Very hot, no air con. Noisy at front, even at night. Good location, and great for transport, buses and tube. Rooms very small, as are bathrooms. No kettle in room!! Ok for 1 night, but probably won't use again.

It was short way to the subway, in a good areal. The bed was very good. The room smelled like fungus, and i have never stayed in a hotel that is so low standard. Curtains could hardly close or hardly hang, one room did not have a sink in the bathroom. The door to the room was so old i was afraid someond would brake in. The service was very good, Nice and helpfull Staff. Very much noise from the street at nigth, had to get earplugs to sleep. There was no hot water in the shower, had to ask and they turned it on. Would not Stay here again.

I don’t even know where to start. Good location, that is it! I expected cheap and cheerful, what I got was cheap, unsafe, noisy and dirty. First room myself and 3 kids were put in was in the basement, skylight had been left open so room was full of flies, rodent box in the hallway, tv was broken, complained, was told would come and have a look, while waiting we discovered the toilet was leaking so the tiny bathroom floor was soaked, complained (was made out to be a liar) wanting a refund to move us to somewhere else, was told no refunds and that he would see what he could do. Moved us upstairs to a bigger room (still small) and charged me £15, as to not risk being on the streets of London with 3 kids, I payed and moved upstairs. Better? No not really, incredibly outdated, bedroom window wouldn’t close, bathroom door wouldn’t close, but atleast no leaking toilet this time. Room smelt of cigarettes either from outside due to window not being able to close or from the room next door which is likely the case, running water could be heard for most of the night, as well as outside traffic due to the window being open. We had to bring all our valuables with us as the door was so rickety we felt our belongings were at risk of being stolen. Do not stay here! I blame myself for not doing my research, but I also don’t expect to see guest house paridiso esk hotels on Expedia recommended for families. Lesson learnt, will not be returning

It's clean and in a good location, facilities are a bit lacking though, TV didn't want to work, fan was clogged with dust and the road noise outside was constant. But, if you get it on a cheap day it's good value

I booked it because it was cheap. I knew it was a 2 star guest house so I wasn't expecting the Ritz. Yes it looks a bit run down and you won't find any marble in your bathroom, but the bed sheets were clean the bed was ok and the toilet and shower were functional. It is also literally 1 min walk to Earls Court underground. The walls are a bit thin so you do tend to hear your neighbours but it didn't stop me sleeping. Would I take the wife there, no, but for as a cheap overnight stop for work it is fine

It is gratyfing to know that there is such a huge range of hotels in London - most of us would love to experience the best (usually the most expensive ones!) but due to financial considerations we find ourselves confined to the lower end of hotel provisions. That said, a one night stay can still be very enjoyable not to mention extremely good value - provided that the basic expectations are met. I have to say that Hotel Earls Court not just met our expectations but exceeded them. Being able to check in at 13:00 was most welcome. The receptionist was friendly and helpful. Our room (No 22) was exactly as per picture and did not disappoint - it was clean, the bed was very comfortable with lovely sheets and I could not praise the quality of the towels enough - better than in many a hotel we had stayed in. The bathroom was rather small but we welcomed the washbasin positioned in the room. The shower basin was clean and spacious and there was plenty of hot water. The radiators provided more heating than we are used to so we had to switch them off. We made use of tea and coffee making facilities available for residents' use located in a separate room. Good quality double glazing cut out the traffic noise quite considerably enabling us to have a very good rest. Finally, the rainy morning made us appreciate the hotel's location - hardly any distance from the tube station meant we did not get wet. All in all we could not have chosen a better budget hotel for our one night stay.

Plus for close to the Metro. Awful tiny room.

Great location but nothing worked in my room, especially the radiator and it was freezing.

If you want a cheap stay in London, this is it! This hotel is steps away from Earls Court station. Our room sleeps four people. It has a bathroom (with shower, toilet and sink). However, the water drip from the shower was close to nothing. You have to blend the hot and cold water coming out from the sink. There’s a small corner from the check-in desk where you can make tea/coffee. A lot of backpackers stay here. So, if you want a bed, shower and no frills hotel, this is the place!

If you’re looking for a cheap spot in London near the city please don’t book here. Was not worth the price tag. Promoted free breakfast lied about that. Super small room with just 2 beds. No microwave or fridge. Beds weren’t comfortable.

The rooms are outdated and needs renovating. Soundproofing would be nice too as I could hear every word of every conversation of the people in the next room. I stayed on the first floor and the communal bathroom for the floor was disgusting after some people left it. Luckily it was cleaned every morning. I tried to shower on 3 occasions and every time the water didn’t get hot - I gave up. The shower head wouldn’t stay in the holder, kept falling off. The sink both in the bathroom and in the room were blocked, and would block every time you ran the water. The wifi would slow down when someone else tried to use it, so getting a new router and unlimited wifi would be nice. The free breakfast was just cold toast, juice, and coffee or tea. For the price and the location, it’s okay, but a girl needs a shower!

The room was at first glance perfect for a “just need a place to sleep” until we had slept once. Found bug in sheets, blood stains on sheets, several of us had bug-bites.. Online website stated There was breakfast but There is No breakfast. The free Wifi was horrible and 99% of time it was less then useless. Only redeeming point was it proximity to Earls Court station.

There is a reason this place posts in BOLD letters that they do not offer refunds. If you are reading this, please literally almost anywhere else. Everything is bad. Matress? bad. Sheets? dirty? shower? not working, cold and dirty. Breakfast? You'll puke. We ended up going to another hotel around the same price and it's a world of a difference.

It is gratyfing to know that there is such a huge range of hotels in London - most of us would love to experience the best (usually the most expensive ones!) but due to financial considerations we find ourselves confined to the lower end of hotel provisions. That said, a one night stay can still be very enjoyable not to mention extremely good value - provided that the basic expectations are met. I have to say that Hotel Earls Court not just met our expectations but exceeded them. Being able to check in at 13:00 was most welcome. The receptionist was friendly and helpful. Our room (No 22) was exactly as per picture and did not disappoint - it was clean, the bed was very comfortable with lovely sheets and I could not praise the quality of the towels enough - better than in many a hotel we had stayed in. The bathroom was rather small but we welcomed the washbasin positioned in the room. The shower basin was clean and spacious and there was plenty of hot water. The radiators provided more heating than we are used to so we had to switch them off. We made use of tea and coffee making facilities available for residents' use located in a separate room. Good quality double glazing cut out the traffic noise quite considerably enabling us to have a very good rest. Finally, the rainy morning made us appreciate the hotel's location - hardly any distance from the tube station meant we did not get wet. All in all we could not have chosen a better budget hotel for our one night stay.

A very basic hotel, staff were friendly and helpful, tea and coffee making facilities are communal as there is no facilities in the room. Luke warm water from the shower, but had plenty of hot in the sink tap. To ensure your room door stays shut you need to lock it. The bed was comfortable and clean. We wanted something cheap where we could crash out for the night and we got what we paid for.

If you want a cheap stay in London, this is it! This hotel is steps away from Earls Court station. Our room sleeps four people. It has a bathroom (with shower, toilet and sink). However, the water drip from the shower was close to nothing. You have to blend the hot and cold water coming out from the sink. There’s a small corner from the check-in desk where you can make tea/coffee. A lot of backpackers stay here. So, if you want a bed, shower and no frills hotel, this is the place!