Chelsea House Hotel - B&B  

Location

Rooms were cramped and smelt of damp, the outside noise level was unacceptable and the room was extremely warm , which lead to a very poor nights sleep . the breakfast I mean what breakfast was the poorest ive every experienced and I am a seasoned traveler , wasn't expecting the ritz but basic comfort and half decent breakfast would not be to much to ask for very dissapointed

The staff were very friendly.

The rooms were very basic but comfortable. No tea/coffee facilities. Paper tablecloths cheap fixtures.Hotel generally in need of a lick of paint

It's location is near London Underground Station. It's also near Chelsea Football Stadium. A nice pub and several grocery stores in its vicinity.

Bad windows, so the rooms are very noisy. Unclean rooms and bathroom. Unreliable WiFi connection. Too expensive for what it offers. Lower standard than in Youth Hostels. Breakfast limited to 2 slices of toast, butter and marmalade or cereals.

Close to the chelsea and westminster hospital where I was on a course

The room was cramped, there was a fridge freezer in the room ? for what reason. There were no tea or coffee making facilities in the room, I stayed for 4 nights and every night I returned to the room my door hadn't been shut and anyone could have walked in. There was no towel change during my stay. Breakfast never opened until 8am and that was too late for me but no offer of anything earlier. When I was leaving in the morning I had to wait to hand my key in as the night person was possilby asleep and answered in his pyjamas.

The clean sheets and bed. And the Grls served me the toast Personally. And of caouse alwys availabble .

It was ok

Nice old building, good location, vintage style, lot of space inside plus big windows.

No tv in the room. No English breakfast served in the morning.

Departure.

Dirty walls, dirty old carpet, two naked lightbulbs (!) hanging off the ceiling the only source of light. The mirror light in the bathroom didn't work. Noisy old fridge which looked like there were some stickers peeled off it, which I had to unplug. Brick wall outside the window. I asked for another room, I was told there are no vacant rooms left. I asked if I could get a bedside lamp for reading, I was told that if I wanted a bedside lamp I should have booked a more expensive hotel (!). I have stayed in Earls Court area before, for similar price stayed in much nicer places. This was the most depressing, dirty-looking, tiny room I've ever stayed in. I was literally dreading going back there the second night. Booked this at the last minute as I was going to a 2-day training in London. Don't make the same mistake.

Convenient location and price.

Tatty bedroom and old mattresses on view.

-Good location, not in the city center, but in tube zone 1, so it doesn´t take long to get there. The street from the tube station to the hotel has several pubs and restaurants, so it is quite convinient to have dinner before returning to the hotel. -Price is good when compared to other hotels in London, which is quite an expensive city.

-Old hotel, the rooms were not in very good condition. -Very poor breakfast, consisted of two toasts with butter and strawberry jam, coffee, tea or chocolate and cereals. -Rooms and bathrooms are not cleaned everyday.

Breakfast was enough and good per price you pay when booking and comfortable beds, which was the most important thing we were looking for.

Water didn´t run well enough in the toilet, maybe cleaning could be better too.

Delighted that the hotel allowed us to keep our packs until collecting them late in the afternoon-most convenient and saved the inevitable hassles.

The beds are uncomfortable! I didn't mind how small the room was...but everything seemed to be falling apart, even the floor!