Mayflower Hotel & Apartments

You get what you pay for! Check-out was prompt, but thats probably because they take your cash on arrival.

Standard Double; Room was tiny, there was no space to walk around the bed, there was just enough space at the foot of the bed to place my luggage before it reached the wall. Certainly no space for two people to manoevour around even half comfortably. Staff; Checked-in Sunday evening staff were not very helpful, needed iron facilities but had to take it up ourselves even though there were two members of staff at reception (one looked like the Owner or Manager). The lift was tiny, between my husband and I and our luggage we could breath in the lift it was that small, the lift was also very slow. Bathroom; Small but clean, shower made a very load humming noise and you could hear the next room's bathroom facilities when they were using it.

rooms are small and cramped, too expensive for what it offersthe staff are rude, the do bait and switch, they try to put you in a room you did not book then try to make you pay more for the room you actualy reserved, will never go back.

the hotel is at a lovely location for Olympia and Earls court

Its location, it was very near Earls Court tub station. Our room was very small but nice and clean. What you need for a few days stay.

Breakfast was poor. There was no bacon, no meat at all.

Very close to the underground station and yet very quite. Hotel staff very helpful.

Noise from other occupants arguing late at night - not Hotel's issue.

exellent value for money with close access to tube station would stay again

decorated nicely,good breakfast, internet connection, great bathroom, close to the tube

I loved the individuality of the rooms. They weren't huge, but comfortable for two people, and had nice little touches like magazines and interesting furniture. Also the location was great, 1 minute from Earl's court tube station and on a street with restaurants, bars and supermarkets.

The breakfast wasn't impressive and the man serving it was rude. Breakfast went on until 9.30am and when we arrived down at 9.15, he pointedly looked at his watch before sighing and seating us. I wasn't happy with that, but otherwise the hotel was great.

hotel is very close to Earls Court underground station, so very easy to get to town centre

If you are not "pocket size", do not book double bed room. Its size is max suitable for 1 1/2 of adult person.

Great location, pleasant staff. Only 1 tv channel available in our room. Very close to rail lines so there was a lot of noise at night. Bedroom was tiny but bed was comfortable. Tiny lift, narrow corridors and dangerous stairways. Breakfast was okay. Staff allowed us to leave our luggage in the hotel after we checked out which was decent of them. This hotel was perfect for us as we were going to trade shows in Earls Court and Royal Hospital Chelsea and we only stayed one night.

Location only. Very near tube station. However, I can find other better quality hotels near tube station at the price I paid to Mayflower. Staff at the hotel's resaurant is also very nice & friendly.

Room is so old & very...very small & pillow is smelly. Bathroom is more decent than bedroom. Recommend you to show pictures of this type of room in the internet, otherwise misleading traveller for the room I.e look from internet, room is decent & nice. In fact, I dont mind to pay more to get better quality of room as I seen pictures from internet.

The hotel facilities were superb, the breakfast extremely good.

The apartments themselves are located in a building away from the main hotel and are no way in the same league as the hotel. The best analogy is student accomodation, locks on the doors substandard, and facilities at best basic. Really needs investment!! extreme disappointment in comparison with the hotel

The rooms were very well designed, but were a little bit more basic than advertised. A lot of the décor was chipped etc.

The staff were not always ‘welcoming’ which became off putting. Never once did I see them smile, and when I asked a question they were very dismissive.