Hotel was clean and nice. Staff were friendly and helpful. Location was excellent for Earls court. The bed was lovely and wide.

The rainfall shower was more of a light drizzle than anything else and had I known, I would had a room with a bath. The view was nothing special. The pillows were the typical hotel rubbish. The location was excellent for what we needed but the neighbourhood wasn't the nicest place in the world.

Very value for money for hotel in the center or London. Very clean, comfortable , daily housekeeping and the price was very reasonable. I would definitely recommend it. The furniture was all new and the decor was nice and modern. The lobby was also very pretty. There were nice coffee places 2’ and in general you are at a busy area with buses and underground

A fridge in the room would have been good. The carpet were clean but I believe it would be better without carpets in the room and they can get disgusting

Very confortable bed and clean rooms. Good breakfast. Staff very nice and friendly. Very close to west Brompton station (5 min walk)

Very poor wifi and tv cable. This needs to be improved urgently.

The place has a fresh and calm vibe with decorations being beautiful and comfortable in the lobby, restaurant and bar. The room was very clean with space enough storage space, safe and complimentary tea / coffee. Bathroom was very clean, with shower/shampoo supplies and staff were changing towels every day. Bed and pillows were very comfortable and we had a good rest every night. Charging you electronics is made easy, as they have the usual 3 pin british plugs but also usb type A and C adaptors integrated in the plugs. Being one of the tallest buildings in the area, for rooms above floor 5, you will probably get a nice view over the traditional brick building below - we had a view directly towards Chelsea stadium at Stamford Bridge. Breakfast and restaurant/bar menus have a fair diversity and they use high quality products so you can expect food to be tasty and well prepared, Location is great, just 5 min walk to underground/overground station West Brompton on the District Line, but also close to several bus stations for easy access around town.

We arrived early at the location, around 12:30, given the check in time of 15:00. Understandably, we went out for lunch and a 2 hour walk, living our luggage safely in the hotel luggage room. When we came back, we were told that the room would be ready in aprox 20 mins, however we waited far more than that and we were finally checked in around 15:45. It seems to be a busy place around check-in time, so I suggest you get in touch with them beforehand to arrange early check in if possible, to avoid waiting, that is if you would arrive early. You can also expect the limited space found in most hotels across Britain and London.

The breakfast

There was no fridge in the room and the room was quite small. I was also charged for something I didn't have, and when I called them to query this they couldn't even explain what the additional charge was for and that I have to email them.

Walking from West Brompton station towards the hotel, saw a big lump of grey 1960's concrete with an Ibis sign on it - this gave me a feeling of disappointment, as I booked a Mecure branded hotel not an Ibis. Once I entered the hotel, my disappointment evaporated immediately. The interior was new, modern and premium looking - nothing like a previous experience from staying at an Ibis hotel. Staff were lovely, room newly and tastefully renovated. Bathroom on the small side, but fitted with a great rainfall shower and nice smelling toiletries.

Powder creamer instead of normal milk cups with the coffee set.

We stayed for 4 nights. The room was a little smaller, but quite sufficient for a couple. Inside, the hotel is nicely renovated. The breakfast is quite rich in choice of food, they even kindly provided us with gluten free bread for my allergic partner. The hotel staff was very nice. The bus stop is basically right in front of the hotel and the metro stop is within a 5-minute walk. I have absolutely nothing to complain about, maybe just a little soft mattress (but it's always about preference). So for the money I recommend it.

Staff were super lovely and welcoming and the hotel was beyond our expectations. Clean, very chic and super comfortable. From the time we entered until we checked out, absolutely faultless. Check out of 12pm was brilliant and also the bar was very relaxing, trendy and the food was very tasty. Bar staff were really lovely too. Many thanks for a cracker stay. ☺️ Was right beside the Empress Museum for the Come Alive show. Ideal location for this superb show also. We will DEFINITELY be back. Also very close to West Brompton tube station and the earls court area was great for restaurants and pubs. All in all we would give it 100 out of 10 !!

Fab hotel in a good location, with 2 tube stations close by. The staff we dealt with were very pleasant & the happy birthday note in the room was a lovely gesture. The highlight of the room was the bed, we had the best sleep there after being out for the day sightseeing. I also enjoyed the bar on the 1st floor, it had a cosy atmosphere and a good selection of drinks. We didn't add breakfast when booking but the guys at reception informed us if we booked breakfast the night before it would be £15 per person which was worth it for us. If we plan another trip to London we would stay here again.

The room could get really warm at times but the air conditioning in the room fixed that problem quickly.

The location was great for where we needed to go. The bed was super comfy.

For some reason there is a light on a movment sensor to light up the coffee area which means it lights up as soon as someone walk pass even if it is to go to the toilet in the middle of the night. I could not work out why that would be necessary but it was fairly annoying. No real guudance on how to operate the aircon unit meant that the room got quute warm to sleep comfortably and opening the window meant the noise was getting in. The tv could do with being a tad higher up so it is a bit more in line with eye level from a lying down position.