Hotels near Kings Road, London

Very convenient location, friendly staff. Room is small and sound insulation is nonexistent but that is very common for most budget hotels in central London. One thing that is very confusing is that there is a note inside the room saying this place is not a licensed hotel and it is operating independently and individually. The sign and the name of the hotel does clearly say Best Western though so not sure what is that about?

Cleanliness: Found some small ants in the bathroom and kitchen. Facilities: The wooden floors in the room were quite noisy when walked on, and the soundproofing wasn't great. Service: My first time in London, and how lucky I was to find this hotel! Wonderful, safe, and convenient location! It's just a 5-10 minute walk to the Underground, supermarket, and shopping!! Yuli, Nattie, Natalia, and Alina always had a big, lovely smile and were so friendly, patiently and kindly helping customers (myself included)!! I definitely recommend this hotel!!

Absolutely loved it! The location is relatively quiet, surrounded by consulates and Hyde Park, making it very safe. Getting around is super convenient with both the subway and bus nearby. You've got the Natural History Museum and V&A close by, Imperial College is right across from the hotel, and the Royal College of Music and Royal Albert Hall are just a short walk away. It's so handy to catch a great concert and then stroll back to the hotel.

The hotel's location is quite convenient, close to the DLR station and the pier, and about a 15-minute walk to Chelsea's Stamford Bridge stadium. The breakfast was decent, but the service was just so-so, especially on the last day. The hotel had promised to pack breakfast for us, and we'd even confirmed the food and drink list beforehand. To my surprise, when I went to pick it up on time, nothing was ready. They hastily gave us some dry snacks and coffee, which almost made us miss our airport transfer! The most unexpected thing was on the first day when the elevator broke down, and we were trapped for nearly an hour. The elevators clearly lacked maintenance, with only one working each day, which significantly impacted our stay. Although they offered a discount on the room rate after some negotiation, the general manager never reappeared, and the promised compensation for the children was never fulfilled. Additionally, the shower drain in the room was extremely slow, almost flooding the bathroom if you weren't careful! Finally, regarding the hotel's ground-floor bar and restaurant, the food and drinks were quite good and reasonably priced, but the service attitude was poor, and they seemed particularly cold towards Chinese customers.

I have stayed in the Piccadilly Circus Zedwell and for the same price has considerably more to offer. This is a room only where as Piccadilly has a cafe, gym, ironing facilities. Important things for those traveling on business. In terms of room. It is big enough, clean and most importantly comfortable and quiet. No noise or disturbance you normally get from a central London hotel room.

Hotel is showing its age and rally needs a revamp….room amenities limited not biscuits with the tea and coffee, limited milk Hot water takes a long time to heat up from sink tap I let it run for 3-5 mins before it got hot No iron and ironing board Very noisy out side with deliveries very early in the morning Breakfast is over priced for what is on offer Limited staff on duty - only one at breakfast time Corridors are like rabbit warrens

I had a pleasant stay at the hotel overall. The service was friendly and attentive, with staff always willing to help. The facilities were clean, well-maintained, and comfortable, which made the stay relaxing. I also enjoyed the food — there was a good variety, and everything tasted fresh. Overall, it was a great experience and I would definitely consider staying here again.

Nice, very good.

Flew in on the red eye from NYC on a Saturday morning and was absolutely exhausted having been unable to sleep very well on the plane. I had requested an early check-in but, being from the States, fully anticipated my request to be declined, leaving me to wander around for hours in a zombie-like state. To the contrary, I was greeted with a big smile by a charming young lady named Denise at the front-desk who, to my great relief, informed me that my room was all ready at the very early hour 11:30am. I had no idea where I was booking but was pleasantly surprised by the location. Lots of nice restaurants and pubs around. Several outdoor drinking areas in Sloane Square were also very nice. The price was extremely reasonable for London and I highly recommend.

The hotel was in a great location, a quick walk from Kensington High Street tube, and a pleasant 20mins walk to Notting Hill. The hotel itself in entering was very pleasant, looked inviting (with a Starbucks to one side but still within the same atmosphere and decoration) The staff were all friendly, concierge being the most willing and happy to help. The room was a bit disappointing. Appeared very grey and dark on entrance, but everything was clean had what you needed. TV was opposite a small settee, but far more comfortable to sit in the bed so the tv was across to the right, feel the room was too small to have a settee/sitting area as it was immediately next to the door. Didn’t feel inviting. But after the initial disappointment it didn’t need to be much more for our needs. We then used the pool area. Again a bit like the rooms this is a tired looking area, the pool sides stained and peeling bits here and there. The hot tub and steam room were both closed, but swam a few lengths and then used the sauna which was within the changing room area. Sauna was good hot enough too! We were going to have room service as a bit of a novelty, but thought the bar area looked nicer to sit for an hour or so so had a meal there. This was the biggest disappointment and extremely over priced. I was possibly unlucky and ordered the wrong thing, but would not eat here again. I ordered ‘Crushed avocado on a toasted bruschetta with slow roasted tomatoes’ and a side of chunky chips. This can as a dollop of cheap guacamole on a slice of french basic baguette with half a cherry tom on top, 3 of these! I personally can’t eat guacamole on its own so had to scrape most of it off to then eat the bread (and only did because I was by then hungry) Besides that I would stay again but would rather not have paid the price we did.