Hotels in Kensington, London

Overall, a positive experience at Residence Inn, though some points need addressing. We appreciated getting an accessible room, as we were traveling with a person with reduced mobility (I had requested one during booking, but it wasn't noted. Luckily, a room was available on our arrival day). The studio was spacious. However, a word of caution: if you book a triple studio, the space might quickly feel small for a stay longer than 3 nights (ours was 10 nights). The location is okay: central in a quiet neighborhood. A bit far from the tube (about a 10-minute walk). Bus lines are nearby, which is convenient for getting around London. A Tesco 3 minutes away, which is very much appreciated. A big plus: washing machines and dryers available in the hotel. Pro tip: buy a small bottle of detergent; it'll be cheaper than the £1 pods sold at reception. The premises were modern, and the rooms have no carpets (a big plus) and are air-conditioned. We were there during London's heatwave and had no temperature issues. The bedding is comfortable, and the double bed is spacious. The sofa bed, a little less so. HOUSEKEEPING was not satisfactory: a lot of dust accumulated throughout our stay. Another downside: our door handle was broken. We had someone come on the first day to fix the immediate issue of us being stuck inside. I was then assured they would send someone to repair the handle: no news for the entire stay. The door was very difficult to open, so you couldn't be in a hurry. And this problem could have had serious safety consequences in case of an emergency evacuation... A bit shocking for a hotel of this standing. The breakfast was just acceptable - the quality wasn't necessarily there, and for a long stay, you get tired of it quickly. For the price, I admit I expected a slightly higher standard of service.

The room was fantastic, with a really practical two-story layout. The kitchen downstairs was a lifesaver, fully equipped with all the utensils you could need. Having a washing machine, oven, and fridge made things incredibly convenient. The hotel breakfast was also excellent, with plenty of choices – you definitely won't go hungry. Overall, I had a great experience and would definitely recommend it to friends.

Opposite the hotel is the Holland Park subway station, which is super convenient to go to central London. The hotel is located next to Notting Hill and blends with the surrounding family homes. Looks elegant The hotel is small in size but the internal environment is good. I live in Room 5 and open the window to see the scenery on the street. This floor was lived by two people at the time, and the public bathroom was relatively clean. Overall, the experience is good, it is recommended that friends who have a limited budget or do not pursue a full service hotel come to stay.

Our stay at The Bentley was wonderful. The Harrington Suite was lovely and the staff were all very accommodating. Would definitely stay again. 10/10. 

The environment is cleaner than I thought, and it's about a 12-minute walk from the train station. If you don't have a high budget, this is a good choice.

We arrived hotel early in the morning, intended to store baggages before starting tour. We were greeted warmly by hotel friendly staffs and our baggages safely kept in the store room. Out of our expectation, we were invited to the kitchen for free breakfast. Location of hotel is near to public transports. We can do simple cooking with microwave oven, toast bread and make drinks in the kitchen. We will stay here again when we come to London next time

Hotel znajduje się w centrum Londynu, więc jest bardzo blisko do różnych zabytków. Poszliśmy pieszo do Muzeum Historii Naturalnej i Muzeum Nauki, gdyż znajdują się w odległości ok. dwóch kilometrów od Chelsea House Hotel. Śniadania były dobre: świeże pieczywo, wędlina, gotowane jajka, dżemy, warzywa, owoce, kawa, herbata, soki i inne.