Oxford Hotel  

Location is very near the tube. Staff very friendly and helpful. Very clean beds and bathroom

There were little things like no lock on the balcony door, worrying as we were 2 females and the balcony was adjoinig another. Also the carpet was very dirty. And the room had trialing plug extension wires, electric lights were not independent switchs so couldnt turn on light over bed without main light on and no bedside lamp. Also room was so small if bathroom door was left open it blocked the room door from being opened from the outside as we discovered when we were blocked out of our room this way.

I liked the location of this hotel and the fact that it was good value for the money. The staff, especially reception, were helpful and professional.

Many of the rooms are very small, hardly enough room for two people to move in. Also, the bathrooms. We were lucky to have the shower in a separate room, but I know that is not the way all rooms are set up. Breakfast provided was fine, but it seems that a large space is needed for the restaurant. It is always very crowded and very hot.

Cheap and good location

Breakfast

Hotel was near the Underground station, staff was very helpful, room was a bit small, but clean, with fresh towels every morning.

Breakfast is really boring.

Location for tube was excellent

Breakfast could be more imaginative

I like the ensuite room, the view of old houses was amazing. The hotel was very close to the tube which was ideal for us to go straight to work from along time travelling. We booked at such short notice and it was great we were able to get a room at reasonable price.

I really liked the location of the Oxford Hotel. tucked away in a quiet street just of of Old Brompton road, I came to find out the neighborhood of Kensington was really cool. There were restaraunts, cafe's, shopping, etc. not to mention the proximity to Chelsea. If you wanted to go to London town, the tube is literally less than 2 blocks away at Earl's court station. Also my room was on the top floor and looked out onto the quiet neighborhood of white fronted town houses. I enjoyed my stay very much, and I got it at such a low price I'm a bit embarrassed to mention. Let's just say I could have stayed in a hostel in central London with no private bathroom, and no bed linens for the same price I paid to stay at the Oxford Hotel. I highly reccomend this hotel.

the shower head fell off, while I was showering.

location

Breakfast time a bit crowded

very conveniently located.

Rooms on the railway station side is very noisy. Breakfast rooms are small and too crowded. They give an impression of 'feeding cattles' rather than breakfast for human beings...

This was the second hotel in London we stayed at and we much preferred the bathroom in this hotel. It was more clean and had no mold, but the initial room for the 3 of us was very tiny. I was expecting a tight fit but not this much. We barely had room for 3 people and our luggage of 1 each. I would only recommend it as it's convenient to the Tube, in a decent area and the 2nd room (after my kids returned home) was much better.

The continental breakfast was not as good as our previous hotel in London, although the dining room was much larger to accomodate more people.

Staff were friendly and helpful. Room was well thought out if small.

Breakfast was poor but at that price reasonable.

The hotel was of poor standard for the rate which we paid. The beds were only fold up beds. The rooms were small and too warm. Overall I would not recommend