Premier Inn

My fiancé and I chose to stay at this location because she’s stayed at many Premier Inn locations in the past, and she had consistently positive experiences.
This Premier Inn is located about 1 – 2 blocks away the Earl’s Court train station. What an amazing neighborhood! Every car on the street was an Audi, Mercedes, BMW, or a Mini Cooper with the occasional Ferrari. Clearly, this is a high-​end location.
We had an easy time commuting to the Museums, restaurants, and other tourist locations. However, we were far enough away from the Museums and tourist locations where the crowds were never obnoxious.
We stayed here for 4 nights. The hotel style is basic and compact. The room was actually pretty small — especially compared to hotels in the United States. However, we were rarely in the hotel except to sleep so this wasn’t an issue. It was good for what it was. There was a maid who was blatantly slacking off and playing on her phone. We could clearly tell she was on Facebook during her shift.
My fiancé noticed that the duvet had a coffee stain on it, and the towels smelled funny. Reception was nice and helpful. They allowed us to use their computer to print train tickets, which was very kind of them. The WiFi wasn’t strong in the hotel, but this wasn’t a necessary option since we were on vacation.
Overall, this hotel was good for what it was. It was cheap, basic, and compact. This hotel isn’t suitable for anyone looking to travel in luxury. However, it’s perfect for those travelers looking to stay in a good location for cheap.

I am deeply disappointed. For the price and treatment, this is a true ripoff.
I will be giving a list since there is no way of giving an accurate rendition of my feelings.
1. The room — you can pay for two people to stay in these rooms no problem. Good luck getting a room worth sleeping in if you have more than 4 people. The «quad» room is 1 bed, 1 pull out twin bed, and a cot.
There is barely an inch of space to walk about the room without climbing over the other person to get to the door.
There are several large holes in the wall next to where I was sleeping. Not a very picky thing to be going on about, but that tells me there is no care into the room’s condition. Not to mention the filth and cobwebs found in the cupboards and desks.
The television set is a tiny wall mounted antenna tv with some of the worst connection problems. Good luck watching even the news without the connection stopping every 4 seconds.
The shampoo and conditioner provided is another one of those small problems, but is still a problem. Bring your own. This stuff is just horrible, you would end up looking better having not showered.
Back to the beds, I almost forgot to mention how flat and solid they felt. There is no such comfort in sleeping on rocks.
The food — most hotels would provide a breakfast with their stays. Well not here, and that’s just fine £9.45 for a full english meal is fine. There is just one problem
Don’t charge £9.45 for a £2 meal.
This food had to be some of the most watered down, gross, and fat filler food I’ve tasted. As well as giving you a small tiny glass to get your drink with. You’re going to need to grab 5 of them to quench yourself.
Have you ever felt like throwing up after eating 1 egg and undercooked ham? Welp here you go.
The service — having a good time and giving customers an easy experience is ideal. This goes for any hotel that has ever existed.
Let me tell you, asking any of the staff for help is like asking a brick wall to move. It just doesn’t and when it decides to, it is very rude about it.
I don’t like being sarcastically told what to do or having some co-​worker talk to another staff taking 6 minutes to tell a joke before he does his job. I’m not even making this up. I honestly wish I was.
The wifi — Everyone now a days needs wifi for work and other entertainment purposes. Having free wifi is a great thing to have, unless it doesn’t work at all.
By the way, never bring a blacklight in these rooms to check for previous fornication. You might just run out of your room screaming.
So it costs £5 for 24 hours of «8x faster wifi»
Ok that’s fine $ 8 for
Overall happiness — on a scale of 1 — 10
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Reason for edit:
Convenience to the underground and it’s proximity to the hotel.

Location is the only positive thing I can say about this hotel. We stayed here 8 years ago and it was too bad, but it’s gone downhill quickly. Service is horrendous, especially in the restaurant where they talk you out of eating there. The beds are rock hard and we all have back aches after two nights in them. We upgraded to the family room for the space and two kids with us but the space is non existent. The 5 hangers are very helpful for a family room (sarcasm). We are in the wing across the street so you enter and exit in one building and have to take two elevators just to get to our 5^th floor room. Not a huge deal until you try doing it with luggage. Again, the customer service is horrendous, no one here realizes they are in the service industry.

I had never been to London before and had a 25 hour layover on the way home from elsewhere. My husband and I wanted to try to see as much as we could in this short time, so we needed a place to stay that had easy access to transit. This Premier Inn is on the Picadilly Line, so you only have to take one ride from the airport. The closest tube station is Earl’s Court, only about a block away, so it was incredibly easy for us to get around and see all that we wanted to see.
As for the hotel itself, we were satisfied. We only needed something basic and didn’t want to spend a ton as we wouldn’t be in the room much and that is what we got. We paid in advance and spent about 79GBP for one night. The room was clean and comfortable, and there was even a bathtub. A very nice treat when you’ve been traveling for three weeks! There were a couple of extra amenities like a hair dryer and a tea kettle and tea.
The young woman who helped us at check in was great, super bubbly and personable. They only offer 30 minutes of free wifi, so we splurged on the 24 hour wifi for 3GBP. There is a restaurant in the hotel but we didn’t eat there as there are many pubs and restaurants in the immediate area.

I’ve stayed in a number of Premier Inns in several UK cities and towns. This one isn’t bad. Staff are polite, Premier Inn check-​in (particularly if you book online) is painless. Room is listed as a «double,» with one queen bed and a sofa/​day bed. View is out onto the street at the extension of the hotel on the other side.
Room was what you’d expect from a Premier Inn, purple and clean. Wi-​fi reception better than some places. Noisy neighbors can be a problem, but things were relatively quiet this trip (unlike a succession of hen parties that went through a Premier Inn in Liverpool one weekend).
Breakfast is the chain’s buffet, hot and fresh, if not memorable. Coffee good.
Earl’s Court tube station is one block away, so good access to public transit.

The hotel is located just a few minutes walk away from Earls Court station. The location is convenient coming from Heathrow (or going to). The locations is pretty decent considering what you are going to do in London. It does provide easy access via the tube to most parts of London. The negative part is that it is located above the tube station which will make it a bit noisy — was not that disturbing but we stayed on the 5^th floor and could hear the trains very well so I would imagine it could be a problem if one stayed lower.
The room was pretty small or rather over furnished as it had one large bed (queen size) and one small bed. They also managed to squeeze in a desk with a TV on it. It would have looked nice with just one bed as it was now it was difficult to fit bags and ourselves into the room. The beds were comfortable and the place was clean. The bathroom also had a bathtub and the standard things were provided.
The main problem (other the noise from the trains) were the staff. They were not in any way unfriendly but there appeared to be a lot of confusion. We were several people in the same group and the rooms were pre-​paid (This hotel was part of a package deal with a sports travel company so we did not book it ourselves but we were reasonably pleased.) Still when one guy in our group checked into his room they first claimed it was not paid for (even though he handed them a voucher). It was of course cleared up after a while. The next problem was however that when they arrived to their room there were several people in their room (door was open and several people speaking Russian or some Eastern European language were rummaging around in there). They appeared surprised to see my friends and asked if they were in this room — then took a few towels (?) and left. It was unclear whether these people worked at the hotel (they wore no clothes or badges identifying them as employees). No real harm done but still very strange and it added to the feeling that it was rather disorganized.
I had previously stayed a couple of nights at a Travelodge and an EasyHotel so sampled many of the budget hotels in the city during the same week (had to stay at this one due to the fact that it was included in a package with football tickets). Travelodge and PremierInn were a bit better than EasyHotel but taking price into consideration the Travelodge was easily the best value.

A decent hotel if you just want the basics (which we did) and it is very close to the Tube. But be forewarned that one side of the hotel gets CONSTANT tube train noise.
The first night we got in late and went right to the room only to keep hearing the tube trains all night long. We complained the next morning and were assigned a new room and credited for the first night after protesting a bit.
We appreciate that they made things right for the bad nights sleep.

We stayed in this hotel whilst the reception and restaraunt was being ‘rennovated’ which we didnt have prior warning of, pain in he BUM! cheap but not so cheerful

We always use Premier Inn if there is one available and this one is our favorite in London. Close to Earls Court tube station and shops and restaurants. Rooms are large and always very clean with good firm beds. The staff are always pleasant and helpful and the bar although quite pricey is a pleasant place to spend an evening (ask at the bar for board games). The attached restaurant is pretty bog standard, but perfectly acceptable and has ok prices.

I’ve stayed a couple of times in this hotel and would reccommend it.
It is very close and convenient for Earls Court underground.
The staff are friendly, most speak two languages but are helpful.
The rooms are large with usual features — a good sized double bed, TV, bathroom.
The hotel is very large and is spread out over two sides of the road. You don’t know that you are crossing out of the original building as you walk down a enclosed passageway.
There is a bar/​resturant which can be a bit pricey but you are close to Earls Court to pop out for a change of food.
Breakfast is good value with plenty of choice.

I stayed in this hotel for 2 months whilst my house was being renovated. The room was always impeccably clean, service always friendly and reliable and the breakfast every morning for £7.50 was a bargain. Highly recommended!