Hotel is at a good location at Hammersmith. Only 10 minutes walk from the underground Hammersmith…read morestation. Also close to the main bus station. Very convenient and a lot of good restaurants around. Staffs are very friendly and helpful. Free breakfast but not too many variety. Definitely will come back to this location.

Considering the centric location and price this place was actually pretty ok. The rooms are normal…read moresize for Europe- not huge but not tiny either. Have a small desk with accessible plugs, comfy bed and good size bathroom. I had an issue with the AC but between opening a window and a fan they provided I slept very well.

Had a room with basically no windows, moved to a room with an interior window, but the ac doesn't…read morework and there's gum and dirt all over my floor.

FUCING AWESOME!!!…read more London is quite an expensive city, but if you're will to stay a few tube stops away the touristy city center and book months in advance, you too can score £100 /night for 4 nights like I did! PROS: -Huge room and bathroom. -Large comfy bed. -Rooms in the back were very quiet -Big flat screen TV -Premises and room are very clean, modern, and chic. -Bathrobes! -Near Hammersmith, Circle, and Central tube lines...easy to get to anywhere in London, including to/from Heathrow Airport. Lots of bus options too. -Staff was friendly. -Wide variety of restaurants, pubs, bars, shops, and grocery stores nearby. CONS: -Open shower area in the bathroom, so it creates quite a watery mess in the bathroom. But for honeymooners and romantic holidays, this might be advantageous... -Breakfast is 15GBP, but you get cheaper breakfasts outside for 4-8 GBP at places like Hummingbird Cafe or Liz Cafe. -Takes an extra 5-15 minutes to get to London's tourist attractions. But for such a luxurious hotel for the price I got, it was absolutely worth it! CONCLUSION: If I can score a similar deal, I will definitely stay here again!

-Breakfast was perfect, bravo 5/5. Food was outstanding all over…read more -Rooms are pretty simple; bathrooms were too small/outdated. -Very friendly staff. -Nice hotel for short term stays.

My best friend stayed at this hotel and he had no complaints at all. He invited us to the hotel for…read moreAfternoon Tea Time. I was very impressed with the service the hotel provided as servers frequently checked on us to make sure we were okay. She (the server) did an excellent job explaining what each item was. Tea and food were outstanding and delicious. I'm so glad we had Afternoon Tea here because the major touristy places that did tea were always full or very busy for days ahead . Here, it was a quick reservation from my friend who was staying here. So glad we got to experience this because I have never had a British Afternoon Tea before .

My very first English pub. After arriving in London and losing 5 hours it was time for lunch…read more Our daughter in law took us here for a bite on the way to pick up the grandkids. The place looked like what I expected a London pub to be like. It's located in the borough of Richmond and near a quaint English village. The food was okay.

A deceptively spacious pub with a large garden in the back, as well as a non-smoking decking for…read morediners. A great place for drinks in small or large groups..however I don't recommend the food. The menu and the food itself looks great, but it was all so bland. For the prices you're paying, I really do expect better. I went for Chicken & Leek pie with mash and gravy (around £10), and my boyfriend went for the fish and chips (just under £12). We were both disappointed..everything lacked seasoning. I would go back here for drinks though, as it really is a lovely pub, and the staff are very friendly!

Stayed at St. Paul's Hotel in Hammersmith, London. We wanted to be midway between the sights and…read morethe airport, and the location was perfect for a short stay. The property was charming, with that classic old English vibe. It was well-situated, just minutes from restaurants and grocery stores. The staff were friendly and attentive, and our room was spacious and comfortable. Unfortunately, breakfast was not included. Overall, great value -- we'd stay again for a short visit. Saluti

An excellent spot to stay in London. A quiet little boutique hotel with a nice restaurant. It's a…read moreconverted school master house with 18 rooms. Mine was a double, well decorated and comfortable. Continental Breakfast was included and it was done nicely. I will stay here again.

Very comfortable lounge area to watch football. Aspall cider, on tap, was top notch. Wait staff…read morevery helpful.

This review is for their breakfast only. Ordered the Full English Breakfast and was disappointed…read more They used streaky bacon rather than traditional bacon, the sausage and fried eggs were over cooked and they forgot the baked beans. Service was good though.

We stayed here for the last four days and we loved it! This was our first time going overseas as we…read moreare originally from the US. We got there and after a long flight we were very tired but we arrived around 9ish and they were able to get us in way earlier at around 12 we were SO grateful. Then, the beds were super comfy and the breakfast was SOO good. Lots of variety, loved watching tv the people that work there are so kind. When we were leaving we needed a cab but the trains were on strike so we didn't end up getting one but the very very nice man at the front desk called every cab place in the area and was able to give us directions to a bus. Overall if I come back I'll definitely be staying here again!

This was my second visit to London in two years. The first time I stayed in a tiny hotel room so I…read morewanted to see what else was available without paying too much. The hotel had to meet a few requirements: 1) free breakfast. 2) Comfortable room 3) Be located near an Underground station 4) reasonably priced. This met them all by being a well-known brand, without breaking the bank. The employees are friendly and helpful as well. The hotel is located a 5-10 minute walk from the District and Piccadilly lines as well as the West Brompton train station. If you are in town for a football match at Stamford Bridge (Go Chelsea!) you are about a 10-15 minute walk away. The hotel and lobby is very nice and clean. My room was very comfortable with a decent sized bathroom. It was clean with the exception of some mildewed grout in the shower. The breakfast was better than most. Lots of choices for food and drink. Plan it carefully because the later you sit down to eat, the more crowded it is. At times it was hard to find a clean table to sit at. And although it's supposed to start at 7 am we were able to grab some food at 6 am one morning. At night they serve drinks at a small bar. Considering how expensive London can be, this place offers a lot at a reasonable price. There are plenty of pubs and markets minutes away. I will definitely stay again next year.

Regarding the hotels you can find in London this place is nice. But the price is quite high for the…read morekind is service they offers. The employees are great and they have a good breakfast. Plus the place is 5 minutes from the District Line and 2 minutes from bus stations.

Great and affordable place to stay in 2019. Full english breakfast and free coffee at any time. The…read moreproximity to transit was very helpful. Cleanliness was wonderful and the staff was very accommodating. Luggage hold was very easy, add-ons were handled quickly. A/C could be adjusted in the room. You could call a cab from the front desk. I overheard the staff calmly explaining transit options to the airport in polite detail to another lodger which was very refreshing. I would definitely stay here again for the overall comfort, affordability, and convenience of the stay. Obviously, this hotel is not near London's city center but I found that to be an unexpected bonus. The restaurants nearby were also very good - delivery was easy to figure out (recommend: Angie's & also Poppys). On Trip Advisor this property has over a thousand reviews and a solid 4-star rating, look there for more detailed information.

Convenient and you get exactly what you pay for. Clean. Friendly staff. But it is quite far from…read moreany tourist attractions - 30 minutes walk at least - just be mindful of that. A busy area, but wasn't too noisy at night. Next to a tube station, buses, a mall, restaurants, etc.

Stayed here for 5 nights while in London…read more Literally next door to the Shepherds Bush station, it is extremely convenient to the city. It is also next door to many businesses, restaurants and a mall...everything is within a 5 minute walk. When I first checked in, I had been awake for approximately 29 hours and was simply exhausted from the trip. They got me into a room on the main floor next to reception but the window was large, faced the train station and a street band was playing loud music which blared into the room making sleep impossible. I asked to be moved and was promptly moved up one more floor with a smaller window but still facing the train station (all rooms face the road and train station). The music was softened and I could handle it, so I kept this room. Room itself is small but very functional and charming. A small desk, double bed, two bedside tables, a small chair and a wardrobe are provided. Each room has a small but beautiful chandelier. The bathroom in the first room was small but the second room had a good sized bahroom which had a shower including a raindrop shower head, toilet and stand alone sink (no counter but a small shelf in front of the mirror above the sink). TV selection was limited but did not annoy me. The room amenities folder said that they had guest laundry service but when I inquired at the front desk, they said they didn't have it. I then asked where the nearest self service laundromat was and they said about a 5 minute was down the road. Being this exhausted with full days didn't allow me to get my laundry done myself so I had to wait to get my laundry done at my next stop in the trip (would be nice to see they remove this service in the room amenities guide because they don't really offer it). Service was average. Sometimes I would be greeted upon walking in and other times I was not (perhaps they didn't see me). Lots of stairs and no lift, so for people with a tough time with stairs, beware. I would stay again if I was on my own but it would be tight with another person in a standard room. Recommended.

Very cute and quaint hotel. Nestled in a very nice part of London. They have 16 rooms total and so…read morethey're able to focus on each and everyone of their guests. The woman at the front desk was so kind and so sweet. She was probably the most amazing front desk staff I have ever had the pleasure of interacting with. She went above and beyond to answer all of our questions and make sure we were comfortable. The only thing I can say is that there is no elevator. But that is a given since this hotel is located within a residential area.

My sister, our friend Jackie and i stayed at the Adria Hotel…read morenear the Hammersmith tube entrance! It is a lovely boutique hotel, the owner, George is very involved in it's operation and Is one of the nicest persons in London! When my scooter wouldn't work, he got on the Internet to get instructions on how to fix it! Nothing is too big or too small for him to perform for his patrons!