2 star Kensington - Earl's Court Apartment hotels in London, England

If you are on a budget, this is the place where to stay, rooms are spacious provided with microwave and fridge, coffee /tea making facilities Sainsbury is a few metres away.

very quite at night no road noise room had good view over the gardens, hotel will store your baggage ,very good staff, will stay there again later on this year, very good price as well for london

My stay at the Boka was great. Everyone there was very, very friendly, helpful and couldn't have made my stay better. The room was quaint ( a little small ) but larger than the others I have stayed in in London and Europe. But, I also had a little kitchenette and it was en suite. The bed was comfortable and larger than I expected. And, very clean. And, a TV too ! And, a full English breakfast every day ! And, I do mean FULL ! I didn't eat again till dinner ! And, they had vegetarian sausages ! Being a vegetarian, that was a welcome bonus. Everything was cooked perfectly and I was even asked if I wanted more ! WOW ! The location is great, a short walk from Earl's Court tube station and the 24 hour Tesco market is just short walk from the tube station ! The street is quiet and it was easy to sleep. The post office and some small restaurants and shops were very close by too. Oh, they recommended the fish n chips from King restaurant & they were right ! Excellent ! You can't go wrong with staying at the Boka !!

If you're expecting luxury and grandeur then look elsewhere and check your price range. The hotel was very reasonable priced (£80 for a twin room in centre of London is pretty darn good!). It was clean and the staff were friendly. There was a fan in the room which was great and I had a good night's sleep in the basic but spotless and comfortable accommodation. I would stay again.

I stayed at the Lord Jim Hotel and had an amazing experience. The staff was very helpful and accommodating. I was even able to check in early upon my arrival. The room was a bit small but who cares- I spent my days seeing London. The hotel is steps away from the Underground. The hotel is in a safe area and near so many things.

Windsor House is just fine for those who like the kind of inexpensive place to sleep which rhen frees up money for other things. If you want to travel like an American, stay in American style hotels, eat American style food, and interact with Americans, take a staycation in America. For the rest of us you'll be in Zone 1 (the cool part of London) and 2 mins from the Tube (turn right out of Earl's Court station, walk less than 50 yards, turn right again, and you will be there in 75 more yards. Well worth the Pounds we paid for the room.

We arrived earlier but we have to wait until check-in time. We stayed for six nights. Room was small for two but you get what you pay for. I really didn't care about amenities for we only stayed in the evenings and for shower. Most of the daytime we were out, that's what vacation is for. Location is very convenient to the tube station. Tesco grocery a block nearby was a big plus. En suite kitchen is a big savings coz we were able to cook breakfast and sometimes dinner. Lots of restaurants and stores near Earl's Court underground station. There is no elevator so don't bring a lot of luggage. Overall, stay was okay.

I thought check in was very friendly and the room was excellent. I enjoyed every part of my stay, however, the variety of cereals at breakfast needs to be looked at. Other than this, I was happy. I was slightly concerned about the McVidney tiles in the shower room. I think the room that I was in was no.11..... It was the one at the front of the building, over-looking the entrance-way. Apart from that, really good.When I say, 'McVidney tiles,' I am referring to the cracked one.

to 20 steps away and you will find thousand times better hotels than this MOTEL

friendly staff, bad shower in bathroom. Basic but repetitive breakfast. Overall a good stay.