Guest Accommodation
The Mayflower
Typical Prices
| Double with ensuite bathroom: | £99.00 to £150.00 per room per night, breakfast included |
| Twin with ensuite bathroom: | To £120.00 per room per night, breakfast included |
| Single with ensuite bathroom: | £85.00 to £95.00 per room per night, breakfast included |
| Family with ensuite bathroom: | To £160.00 per room per night, breakfast included |
Description

Clean, bright, independent, centrally-located hotel with easy access to transport, major tourist attractions and exhibition centres.
The Mayflower is a delightful hotel that prides itself on friendly and efficient service. Each of our 47 rooms are individually themed and have private marbled bathrooms and state of the art walk-in bath/shower rooms.
Facilities
| Children | Children welcome |
|---|---|
| Bookable product facilities | CD player in all bedrooms Colour television in all bedrooms Ground floor bedrooms available Modem point in all bedrooms Radio in all bedrooms Tea & coffee making facilities in all bedrooms Telephone in all bedrooms |
| Parking & transport | Off site parking |
| Catering | Serve breakfast |
| Provider facilities | Central heating throughout Separate guests' lounge Lift Night porter |
| Booking and payment details | American Express accepted Delta accepted Euros accepted JCB accepted MasterCard accepted Special group rates Solo accepted Sterling travellers' cheques accepted Maestro accepted |
| Target markets | Gay friendly Green/environmentally friendly Special provisions for lone female travellers |
Location Information for The Mayflower
| Address | 26-28 Trebovir Road Kensington London SW5 9NJ |
|---|---|
| Telephone | +44 (0)20 7370 0991 |
| Fax | +44 (0)20 7370 0994 |
| Directions by public transport | Earls Court Underground: Turn left out of the stationand pass McDonalds. Take the first left into Trebovir Road and walk down the street to the Mayflower Hotel. |
| Directions by road | M4: From West: At the completion of the M4 drive towards Central London and the A4. After going over the Hammersmith Flyover take the first right leaving the AirMalaysia building on your left. The fourth turning on the right is Trebovir Road. The Mayflower is on your left hand side. M1 or M11: From North: Turn onto the North Circular Road going towards the West. Follow signs to A40 heading towards Central London. Before joining the A40 (M) - elevated express route into Central London - Follow the signs for the M41, effectively turning right towards Shepherd's Bush & Kensington. At the roundabout go straight across continuing down the A320, leading towards Earls Court. Once you cross over the A4 (Cromwell Road) you will be in Earls Court Road and will need to proceed as detailed above. |
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Latest 5 reviews of The Mayflower
Disgusting place
I booked a single room for 4 nights. They have me a room on the top floor. It was the smallest hotel room I've ever seen, smaller than an EastHotel room.
It was impossible to put a bag anywhere. There was constantly noise from the railway. In November, the room was extremely hot even when the window was open. Instead of a duvet, there was a dirty blanket. The walls are paper thin.
I had to cancel my booking after a sleepless night but had to pay for 2 extra nights due to the booking conditions.
In the end I paid L10 more and stayed in a Hilton. Their single rooms are about 4 times bigger than what [--] hotel offers.
Small Rooms, Dirty, Noisy, Very Rude Staff
I visited London for a funeral, unfortunately for me I had to travel sleepless and when I arrived I realised that the Hotel was under recostruction, especially the front area . I have to inform you that my travel agent was never informed therefore I wasn't informed about that specific detail. Not taht will have made any difference because noise wasn't the only problem I faced staying at Mayflower Hotel & Appartments, as you will see below.
My room was facing at the front and the constructors could even see me inside my room. Also this wasn't the room I prepaid in my booking. I asked for a single room with a double bed, but my room and bed was so small that only a midget (no offence to the midgets they are addorable) could happily sleap over, and if you are suffering from claustrophobia this room was the ideal to give you a panic attack. The bathroom was dirty and moulded and dirty in several corners.
So I kindly asked to be moved to another bigger and quiter room, but they said that they didn't have other available rooms except another midget room in the "basement". I am also reffering to the elevator which could fit only one normal person and my suitcase barely could fit in it.
Dead tired and emotionally exhausted Iand hoping to find some peace and rest in a quiet room, I moved to that room which what a suprise was similar to the other one, but this time that room was next to the train rails and next to the breakfast area.(Also the breakfast that is included and cost me another 10 pounds for each night was a laught. The food that our church gives to the homeless is gourmet compare to what this hotel serves for breakfast. I know because my mother is the one who organises it!!!)
With no alternative I stayed one night and I informed the duty manager in the reception( who by the way with no condolence for my situation - being there for a funeral- was the rudest person I ve ever faced in my life), that I ll be cheking out the next morning staying one night instead of two.
I was a flying attendant for nine years and believe me I cannot even recall the number of the hotels I ve stayed.This was a lifetime exprerience and I must admit one of the worst.
As a closure I must inform the readers and hopefully the owner of the hotel, of this review that the prepaid amount for the second night was never refunded as it supposed to be since I had no intentions in leaving the hotel but I didn't have any other choice.
Thank you
Great stay at the Mayfloowe 10/10
This is a really sweet well furnished 'bijoux' hotel, next door to earls court tube and easily accessible to lots of top attractions. The room was really nicely decorated, small but everything was a good standard (We did get a free upgrad from a standard to an executive room though) the lounge and breakfast room were really nice, the inclusive continental was good, lots of choice. Friendly service, good value for money would really really recommed it,
Small Room
I stayed at the Mayflower Hotel because they offered a very good rate to a meeting planner and someone else was paying for my stay. On arrival I was given a room on the top floor which overlooked the rail tracks and was extremely warm/hot. The room was also extremely small. I went down to reception and asked for and received a different room facing away from the tracks. It was equally small. So small that I had to place my 21inch roller bag on the bed to open it, and had to store the bag closed in an upright position. There was a built-in desk but the bed was so close to it that I could not move the chair back to sit in it. I had to stand in front of the desk and move the chair sideways till it was behind me, then sit and reverse to get up. The bathroom was equally small. Water was hot but pressure in shower was low.
I had to unplug something to get a free outlet for my laptop.
The Hotel has an elevator which is also very small and very slow. One person and one roller bag can fit in it at once.
Free WiFi is offered in the lobby but I received a signal in my room too.
Continental Breakfast included cold cereals, some whole fruit in a bowl, rolls and bread, and sliced cheese, tomatoes and cucumbers along with juices and coffee and tea.
Full cooked to order breakfast was offered at additional charge but I didn't try it.
The hotel staff were nice, the hotel was very clean, the location was convenient but the rooms are too small.
Don't believe the Internet Page
We booked a Mayflower Apartment as an alternative to staying five nights in a small hotel room.
We were taken from the Hotel to an under street "cave" on Warwick Road by a surly staff member, who thankfully, I did not have to deal with again. The room,(“apartment”) which had one small window and was accessed through 3 locked doors was cramped and hot. A noisy fan was the only form of ventilation. The double bed was squeezed into an alcove and a large amount of space was taken up by a "cupboard" housing the hot water cylinder. Pots and pans were provided but no stove top ??
The bathroom was at least, clean and modern.
Location only a couple of doors away from the entrance to Earls Court tube station was a bonus.
A disappointing welcome to London and I would recommend that travellers request some details of the apartment before confirming a booking.
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