London Hotel Guide - 4 star hotels in Kensington, London

Good location, small room, helpful staff. Did not eat at hotel so cannot speak to food or pricing. Beds had little support. Major concern was black mold on bathroom ceiling.

Staff was nice and always available. Rooms were smaller than the USA hotels. Beds were very comfortable and its quiet at night. Will be back on our next trip.

Room was spacious & very clean & comfy. So close to the Tube with lots of restaurant options nearby and an ATM directly across the street. Would definitely return.

Good choice and value for the edge of downtown London.

This hotel turned out to be a little gem in the heart of the city - decent sized rooms , super clean, great front office staff and excellent value . Easy connections via the underground ( earls court - piccadily line and district line) as well as bus 74. We would certainly stay here when in London again.

Worth the price. Small but has everything. Comfortable bed. Clean. Helpful staff.

I stay at this hotel frequently mainly due to the price and location. Rooms are very small but perfectly adequate in comfort. There are no refreshments in the room, no mini bar/ snacks which is irritating when I work after meetings. Overall though, I am happy with the hotel and recommend it

Checkin was at 2pm, our room wasn't ready until 2:30pm. So the staff treated us with wine due to the delay. Aside from that this was a great place to stay. 3 minute walk to earl's court station from here and 15 min. walk to kensington palace and hyde park from here. The walls were thick enough that we didn't hear noise in the hallway or next door to our room. There was maid service everyday. The room got a little cramped for two people and all of our luggage but then again we didn't book the largest room.

Pleasantly surprised with this little gem, staff were extremely helpful and our room was as advertised. The continental breakfast was excellent with a view of outside gardens. The hotel is located around the corner from Earl's Court station and the line takes you directly to the theatre district and to Victoria station to catch the Express train to Gatwick. Would recommend it.

This hotel is centrally located about a 7 minute walk from the Earl's Court Tube Station. The hotel is also near a Tesco store which facilitates buying your own groceries which we enjoy. The hotel staff is very friendly and helpful, including coming to our room to help us figure out how to turn on the electronic counter top "stove". There is a directions manual but it is very confusing and the diagrams are not the same as the model in our room. We never did figure out how to use the micro-wave/oven which was frustrating. Our suit had an good AC unit but the lighting system was set up so that every time you walked by the bathroom the lights came on which can be annoying in the middle of the night. The kitchen was somewhat equipped but our kitchen did not have a spatula. It seems the many " little" things kept this accommodation being rated any higher---room safe didn't work, no spatula in the kitchen and all drawers and cupboards had doors including the utility drawer.