Holiday Inn Express Earls Court By Ihg, London

The hotel is decent and has its ups and downs. The room had a strong musty smell that made my wife start sneezing right away. The space was a bit cramped for four people, and having a futon instead of a double and two single beds wasn't ideal. However, the location is overall good and convenient for transportation and dining options.

The hotel rooms were airconditioned, which was a blessing during the London Heatwave last week. While the view overlooked the alley and dumpsters, our expectations were met as we didn't choose this hotel for the view.

The hotel offers comfortable and adequate rooms at a fair price for London, but my stay was affected by a very smelly room that triggered my wife's allergies. On the positive side, the room had good darkening shades and was located in a quiet area, allowing for a peaceful night's sleep even for a family of four. The service was friendly and helpful, especially with directing me to nearby underground stations and providing a welcome drink. The location, although far from the center and with some cleanliness issues like fungus, was convenient for my visit purposes and close to key London attractions like Stamford Bridge. The dining experience was average in terms of food choices, but observing fellow guests trying new combinations was entertaining. Facilities were standard with no significant ups or downs.

The hotel offers comfortable and spotless rooms, with great service from lovely and helpful staff. The location is convenient for local attractions and transportation, though the neighborhood can feel slightly unsafe at night. The dining experience provides a nice variety of options for guests. Overall, a good value for money stay.

The hotel rooms were big enough and equipped for a comfortable stay, but cleanliness could be improved. The staff was very helpful and the breakfast was great. The location was convenient for accessing transportation but a bit far from the center. Overall, a mixed experience with some positives and negatives.

The annex building setup meant we had to go outside to access our room, which was clean but in need of modernization. The room was small for a family of three, and the breakfast quality was disappointing. The service was friendly and helpful, offering a courtesy drink. The location was convenient for transportation but a bit far from the CBD. The dining experience was ordinary and lacked variety. Overall, the facilities were decent but could use improvements.

The hotel is reasonably priced for London, and the rooms, although a bit crowded for four people, fit within expectations. They were ready upon our arrival which was convenient for us.

The hotel is great for families and offers clean, well-maintained rooms with nice bathrooms, although temperatures can be a challenge for sleeping. The service is top-notch, with friendly and helpful staff, including Janet at the Reception Desk. The location is convenient, within walking distance of major attractions and transport links. Dining options are decent, with good value for the price.

I had a pleasant stay at the hotel. The rooms were quiet despite the busy road, but the furnishings were too minimalistic. The staff was lovely and very helpful, although the dining options were somewhat limited. The location was convenient with easy access to public transportation, but it wasn't as charming as expected.

The hotel is conveniently located close to West Kensington station, offering cleanliness, comfort, and friendly staff. However, the dining experience could use some improvement at busier times. The breakfast buffet was a great way to start the day, though service could be a bit chaotic. Overall, a good value for money stay.