I was referred to Barclay House by a friend and stayed three days. The location is so convenient…read more There is a Whole Foods practically next door, buses and the underground are central. I cannot say enough great things about the proprietor/owner. They were just delightful! Always giving advice which bus to take, how to get here and there, the homemade treats every morning were delicious. The amenities were superior, modern, sleek, clean and with every comfort that I am used to having in California. I am looking forward to my next visit in the Spring and definitely will make a reservation here! I just cannot say enough good things about the Barclay House!

From the owner: Just named one of Britain's Best 50 B&Bs by The Times. Our guests want 5-star style at a reasonable…read moreprice in expensive London. We offer two design-led, five-star styled guest rooms each with its own bathroom inside the room, i.e. 'en suite'. Guest rooms exude award-winning British design, super comfort and convenience: Phillipe Starke bathrooms, R.Langford beds with hotel-style high headboards, secure highest-speed WiFi, excellent lighting, large desks by ChannelsDesign, LED flattest screen tvs, guest breakfast bar; all in one area of an 1872 Victorian terraced house with all modern amenities. Barclay Road is a peaceful, tree-lined road off the fashionable Fulham Road. Friendly neighborhood (Fulham) in central, southwest London, north of the River Thames, i.e. on the side where most of the attractions are. 2-Min walk to tube/buses. Fulham Broadway tube (District Line/green). 14/414 Bus up Fulham Road to Harrods and 3 of London's major museums. We pay attention to your travel needs - free, secure highest-speed WiFi, luggage racks, salon grade 2200 watt hair dryers, bathrobes, slippers, self-serve 'breakfast on the go', best maps and advice to make the most of your stay. Designed with the needs of experienced travellers in mind; large desks and contemporary wardrobes, firm beds, granite/mirrored bathrooms with powerful Hans Grohe Airpulse rain showers - plenty of hot water (not always so at London B&Bs). Your hosts live on the premises and can help with any enquiries.

Choosing accommodations is one of the most important things when travelling -- it is often the most…read moreexpensive part of a trip, and choosing the wrong one can ruin your vacation. In addition to price, location is important, but it can be a challenge if you don't know the city. When looking for a hotel for our five night stay, there were many affordable options in good areas of London, but in the end we chose 69 The Grove, a lovely B&B in the Vauxhall area of London, and it was a GREAT decision. 69 The Grove is so-called because the address is 69 Vauxhall Grove. It is in the Vauxhall area, which is just south of the Thames. While a bit further away from all the main attractions in London, it was just a five minute walk to Vauxhall Station, on the Victoria Line, and took just 20 to 30 minutes to get to wherever we needed to go. It was a perfect balance of being in a quiet residential area and having quick and easy access to the busier parts of the city. It was also within walking distance of many restaurants, parks, Westminster Abbey, Parliament Square, Lambeth Bridge, and other attractions. I absolutely loved the area. The price of our five night stay was $1,205.35 CAD (including all taxes), and a full English breakfast is included each morning, Monday to Saturday -- an excellent value. While the room was small, it had everything we needed -- a private bathroom, comfy bed, a mini fridge and kettle, and it was clean and quiet. If my budget allows, I want to make another trip to London, and I hope 69 The Grove is still in operation. It was such a pleasant place to stay, and I would not hesitate to go back. I highly recommend 69 The Grove. [Yelp collections: Europe 2024; London, England; Hotels]

69Grove exceeded all expectations. The staff were friendly, generous and helpful. The rooms were…read morewell appointed and clean. The location is ideal. On a quite street but close to the tube, Oval cricket ground, public transportation and restaurants. Highly recommend.

I gave them 5 stars because everything met or exceeded our expectations. The service was kind,…read morecourteous and prompt. The room was clean and absolutely perfect. The price was the deciding factor for us to try Bull and Bush. We had been visiting family in London for about a month and my husband and I were looking for a little get away and this place was absolutely perfect. We had a great time and got to spend our money on restaurants and gifts etc. it's a 5-10 minute walk to anywhere...downtown Kingston, busses, trains or the river and parks. Highly recommend!!

When you think of a B&B you don't really consider how luxurious or spacious they are. More often…read morethan not a B&B is used as a stop over or for a little break away for the night. This Bed and breakfast in Wimbledon is of a high standard and really brings light to just how good a B&B can get! It is run by a couple who are very lovely and have clearly put in a great deal of time, money and effort to bring luxury and supreme standards to a bed and breakfast. You can find all the local facilities, amenities and transport close by and with the vast range of shops and restaurants in Wimbledon you can find yourself having a nice little getaway here! There is even a gorgeous breakfast available! A really superb bed and breakfast!

Ugg, just the worst customer service. Do yourself a favor and just don't go. They don't appreciate…read moretheir customers. :(

Cosy little pub in the scenic hills leading up to Richmond Park…read more We stopped by for a pint on our return from a nearby spa hotel. The exterior immediately grabbed our attention, as it was traditional yet very well maintained. They had a reasonable selection of beer, though I wished the staff member were a bit more knowledgeable about its ale selection, which I most like. Nonetheless, I enjoyed my half pint of ale that I got in the end. They have a nice outdoor seating area, if the weather is sunny enough. On this occasion, we were blessed by gloriously warm weather, so made the most of it sitting on the outdoor benches. Pop by if you ever walk in this path, it will be an hour well spent

0 / 10. This place is disgusting. Upon walking into the room the first thing I noticed is poop…read morestains in the carpet. Weird stains all over the window curtains. It looks like somebody just took a shower the entire bathroom was wet and hair all over. The window was left open so Mosquitoes and gnats were flying around the room. A/C did not work. Extremely hot in the bedroom. Do not stay here. I do not recommend. Front desk person is no help. Do not stay here.

Gleaming mod cons in this gem of a small hotel, fully renovated in 2014, they gave us a rate that…read morewas fair for the area. Generously sized room was quite high tech, offering many LED lights, a desk with USB charging plus connectors to the big flat-screen smart tv, touch-screen panels instead of hanging tags to say "do not disturb," and all crowned by a very cool twinkling-light system like stars above the double-twin ("super king") bed. Also a seriously large built-in closet, a single futon where a third person could have slept quite comfortably, a little refrigerator, and a fancy remote-controlled air conditioner (that we didn't require). The free wifi was brilliant, both reliable and fast, altho I didn't try to stream any video lol. And, don't laugh at me, the place really smells good. Bathroom was tiny but also gleaming, had its own hi-tech light panel and lighted shaving mirror. The cramped shower boasted a rainfall head plus an extra hand-held wand, supplied with big thick soft towels and fancy soaps, much luxury in a confined space. The Henley lays on a super continental breakfast (not a full English) including tea, coffee, toast, rolls, juices, boil-your-own eggs, croissants, cereals, yogurt, apples, cheese and meat slices, jams, Nutella and more. Served in a wonderfully bright glass sun room (not a dark chamber) that was built new in 2015. Tucked away on a quiet street, we didn't hear much traffic, yet only a 2-minute walk to the Earl's Cross tube stop. Many pubs and restaurants by the tube also. Minor complaints only: no bedside clock, extremely few channels on that beautiful tv, the beds were a bit firm for me, toilet was unusually difficult to flush, very balky and underpowered lift.

I stayed here for four days while visiting London. I'll say I definitely had mixed feelings about…read morethis hotel the first day but by the second day, I'd come to like it. For starters, all staff members we interacted with were friendly which is just a must this day and age. Our room itself looked nice but had such a strong cigarette odour. When we informed the staff we asked for a nonsmoking room, they did say they were trying to air it out by leaving the window open (which explained the flies I saw flying around in the room). Although this is something that should've never happened in the first place, they did change us to another room right away. The new room was nice but was literally smaller than my entire bedroom at home. For two guests with luggage, it was pretty claustrophobic. From where my bed was, I literally had to hop over a chair (as we had a chair in the middle of the two single beds with a fan on it) to get to the washroom. There was no AC in the room (which I really don't know how that's legal in June when it gets so humid outside), hence why we had to request a fan that didn't work half the time. Our view from this room was that of what looked like a junkyard (construction was being done right outside our window). By day two, we had grown accustomed to "our little box"'of a room and looked forward to coming back to our room after a day out on the town. Other than the above, our room was clean and modern looking. Our washroom looked renovated but I have to say the shower was so narrow, you couldn't even stretch your arms out. If you're on the obese side, don't even think about getting in that shower. Even as an average size person I struggled with the shower so that's something to keep in mind. I will also point out that our cleaner wasn't the greatest. The only thing we noticed was made beds, emptied garage, and toilets paper rolls and towels replenished. Our sink remained dirty the whole time as you could still see a ring of dirt around it and our carpet was a bit on the sticky side for some weird reason. Even though there may seem to be a lot of negatives in this review, the biggest positive was that the location of the hotel is so convenient to everything you need as a tourist. It's right beside a McDonald's, close to both Over and Underground stations and bus stops as well. To give you some perspective, we got to Piccadilly Circus in about 20 minutes and Gatwick airport in less than an hour which is amazing considering previous experiences we've had other times traveling to the airport. Would I stay here again? Depends on the room. If we got something like the first room they initially gave us, minus the cigarette odour obviously, for sure! I wouldn't want to stay in a box of a room again for the price we paid.

Super great spot! Just a small walk from Victoria Station and very good price for London! Keep in…read moremind that the rooms are VERY small before booking!

We found out about Cherry Court Hotel from a Rick Steves book. We had never visited London before…read more In my research, I realized Cherry Court had a fantastic price and the location near Victoria Station made it handy. The booking process was more involved than doing a usual online booking but not difficult: I emailed the owner to request certain days (about 6 months ahead of time) and had a reply in about 10 minutes saying the days were available and we needed to call to supply a credit card to pay for our first night. We did that promptly and had a choice of first or second floor. We went with 2nd, after asking which was quieter. I didn't hear from them again in advance of our dates but everything was ready when we arrived. A quick walk up the steep, narrow stairs, and we were in our cozy room. As tight as space was, it worked out well. The bathroom is itty bitty but the shower and toilet worked great and fresh towels were supplied each day; soap was supplied, but not shampoo or conditioner. The bed takes up much of the room. The mattress is good and I liked my memory foam pillow. I asked for a hair dryer at the front desk and it worked great. There are lots of plugs, UK three-prong and USB, on two sides of the room. They supply a nice fruit basket for breakfast each day; ours had 2 bananas, 2 small apples, 2 clementines, a Nature Valley granola bar, a pack of digestive biscuits or ginger biscuits, and 2 Capri Suns. There is also a carafe of water, drinking glasses, a hot water kettle and instant coffee, and a telephone. Also, downstairs by the office they have hot and cold water on tap. Noise wasn't a problem either from the street or other rooms. Heavy rain woke me up often one night, but that's not an issue on them. The room doesn't supply much social or work space; there was a table along a stairway landing if needed. However, that was a minor issue for us, as we planned to be out adventuring all the day long. If you want a room to allow you to hang out or have guests, you had best look elsewhere. As promised, the place was very convenient to Victoria Station. That was fantastic! There's even a decently sized Sainsbury's grocery store with long hours right at the most convenient station entrance. That makes it an easy stop to get toiletries or food. I would stay at Cherry Court Hotel again. Quarters may be tight, but that's the norm for London, and the people here are nice and there are positives galore. Rick Steves was right to recommend this place.