伯爵宫酒店 (Hotel Earls Court)

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No tea

Really close to the station, but not somewhere you want to stay for long!

Went to Earl’s Court hotel and told to go another hotel 10 mins away - tried ti check in then told to go to a hotel two doors down . Given a room up four flights of stairs ( not mentioned in the booking) . Had a room with a radiator on full blast and it was a warm evening, staff came up three times to fix it or turn it off , after 3 hours I was eventually offered an inferior room but at least it wasn’t a blistering hot room .

Tv was not working - second time I’ve stayed here both time no TV - so very bored The lady in reception was super helpful and polite though

The creepiest dump I’ve ever seen in London, you’re better off sleeping on a bench in Hyde park than get bitten alive by be bugs and cockroaches growling in filthy pipes and greasy walls

I guess you get what you pay for. The place is run down and the communial areas smell. There is a fridge and a microwave down stairs and right next to the fridge is a cats liiterbox that had cat poo in it every day. The mattress on the bed is stained and this was visible through the bed sheets. Granted the bedding was freshly washed as were the towls but I won't be returning. Frankly, I'm surprised that this property is listed on Expedia, I thought Expedias standards were higher than this. Oh and the Wi-Fi only worked the first evening I was there and after that I could not reconnent. I asked to get this sorted out at the front desk but it seems nothing was done.

30 scds walk from earls court - Warwick red exit.

Stay away... Disgusting place wouldn't class it as a hotel. Bed sheet dirty found a bug. Bathroom dirty and sour smell in the room. But worse than that unsafe. Loose electric sockets bare light fittings. Was only in the room 20 mins and checked out. Told the receptionist and was offered no refund or help

Tv no work I asked to reception He no fex

At check-in, I was shown a sample room. However, the room I was assigned is located at the end of the corridor, outside the main rooms. It appears to be a former storage or technical area that has been converted into a room in the basement facility. The room is Room 16 and is extremely small—approximately the size of a disabled toilet that has been converted into a bedroom. I asked whether any other rooms were available, but I was informed that I had to accept this one. The situation felt unusual. During check-in, the receptionist also asked several personal questions about where I come from, despite already having my ID. This raised concerns for me regarding privacy and professionalism.