14 Lexham Gardens, London W8 5JE, UK, United Kingdom | (888) 399-9863
Convenient Earls Court location near the tube station
Simple rooms with optional Wi-Fi and TVs (for additional fees)
Clean property offer affordable rates
Vending machines and books in the lobby
Internet terminals in lobby (for a fee)
Luggage storage available (for a fee)
Sparse rooms lack furnishings and space
Rooms can be too hot or cold, and are poorly ventilated
Tiny bathrooms
Fees for Wi-Fi, TV, and luggage storage
No on-site amenities; lacks a restaurant and gym
The easyHotel London Earls Court is a conveniently located value property with 109 rooms and a no-frills approach. Guests can opt to pay extra for features such as TV, Wi-Fi, housekeeping, and even windows. While the sparse rooms aren't for everybody, they are clean and modern, making this hotel a good option for budget travelers wanting a central location. However, the rooms can feel stuffy, as windows don't open and bathrooms are tiny. Travelers seeking a less monastic, though still affordable, option could try Tune Hotel -- Paddington, which is conveniently close to tube stations and has a 24-hour cafe.
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Scene
Budget hotel with no-frills, yet bright and modern aesthetic
The hotel occupies a traditional brick building with white trim, set on a leafy stretch of a four-lane road in West London. Similarly well-kept, classic facades behind elegant wrought-iron gates line the road. Once inside, the feeling is immediately fresh and modern. Sunlight from wide windows streams into the small lobby, which is painted white with bright orange and cool gray accents. There's a front desk, but not much of a sitting area -- just a simple orange chair along with a leafy potted plant, a flat-screen TV, and a small white shelf lined with books. There are a couple of vending machines and a shelf filled with tourism brochures in a small hallway leading to the stairwell -- but there's no elevator. The hotel attracts tourists on a strict budget, and as there's nothing on offer here other than a place to sleep, most guests tend to be out exploring the city during the day.
Location
Safe and convenient, near a tube station and walking distance to lively neighborhoods
The hotel is in West London, south of Kensington and north of Chelsea. There are plenty of pubs and restaurants over on Earls Court Road, a few minutes' walk from the hotel. The shops on King's Road, restaurants and boutiques of Chelsea, and leafy Kensington -- home to the Natural History and Science Museum, Kensington Palace, Victoria and Albert Museum, and Olympia Exhibition Centre -- are all within a 25-minute walk of the hotel. Earl's Court tube station is a five-minute walk from the hotel; from here, guests can reach Heathrow Airport in 35 minutes and Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament in 15 minutes.
Rooms
Small, clean, spartan rooms with beds and bathrooms but not much else
Guest rooms have the same color scheme as the lobby; they feature heather-gray curtains, crisp white bedding, bright orange accents, and pale-orange-patterned walls. Room types include Small, Standard, Twin, and Special Needs, and all are available with or without windows -- note that the double-glazed windows don't open. Each room has either a double or two single beds, one towel per person, and bedding, but other than wall hooks and small mirrors, rooms are unfurnished. Guests can pay extra to use the flat-screen TV or Wi-Fi and both housekeeping and additional towels cost extra. Bathrooms are tiny, with walk-in showers, small sinks, and toilets. Heating and cooling are controlled by the front desk, and some guests have complained of rooms being too hot or cold, or poorly ventilated.
Features
Convenient location, great prices, and optional room features -- but no restaurant, gym, or common areas
The hotel's safe, convenient setting and low prices are its greatest (and only) assets. Otherwise, there's not much on offer here. Luggage storage costs extra, as does Wi-Fi, and there are computer terminals in the lobby that guests can use for a fee. The lobby also has vending machines with tea and coffee, soft drinks, and snacks.
