Ibis London Earl's Court

The only attractive thing about this hotel was the price- we paid only 59 pounds per night. Check in was fast and efficient, no smiling staff here, but at least it was hassle free.

However, the hotel is nearer to West Brompton station and not Earl's Court station. As such, it is actually outside zone 1, and this would mean increased cost of transportation. Also, the hotel is a good 10 min walk from West Brompton station.

A major minus point was the really soft mattress in our room, it sagged in the middle and resulted in sore backs the next day! I had to explore London with a really achy back, which meant a really unpleasant 3 days! I consider myself quite healthy and fit and never suffered from a bad back at all throughout my 26 years, so the mattress must really be something.

All in all, I didn't think it was worth the terrible back to warrant staying here. Nope, i don't recommend Earls Court for anyone, except an enemy maybe?

Ive stayed in this hotel twice over a month. The new looking reception does give u a false hope that the rooms will be equally updated, but they are a bit old. However for a london hotel i found it quite spacious and the bathroom is of good size (ie not one of those carpeted matchbox sized things so often encountered!). Rooms and bathrooms are clean. The location of the hotel is within walking distance to 2 tube stations and a range of shops and resturants which i found quite handy. Couple of negative points - you can hear noisy neighbours, and the hotel food facilities are quite average.

We stayed at the Ibis Earl's Court, London for 3 nights in May. We had booked a triple room. The room was quite spacious. Even though it is a 3 star hotel, it is much better than a 4 star hotel where we had stayed in earlier.

The upholstery was pretty good and spotless.

I would definitely stay at the Ibis when I visit London the next time. Also the tariff is quite reasonable.