St Simeon  

Absolutely convenient location on tube line to Heathrow with restaurants, pubs, park, shops all handy walking distance. Awesome breakfast!!!!

Compact - but how else to get budget price in this location

The location was perfect! (we were singing with our choir in the Royal Albert Hall) A very short walk from the tube with shops and restaurants at the end of the road. The price was unbeatable. The staff were friendly and helpful. The breakfast was unusual but plentiful! The kitchen is available for residents to use during the day and evening. There was an unlimited supply of fruit available all day. The room was tiny and basic but clean and adequate for our needs. And it was quiet at night.

I was informed by staff that there were hairdryers available. However I would advise you to bring your own as the ones provided were about as useful as having my friend breath on me!

Hotel staff were friendly and helpful. Room was clean enough

There was a surreal obsession with fruit and vegetables and don't expect the most modern hotel. Noise between the rooms was poorly suppressed.

We got a very small room with a defect heater - after a complain we were moved to a larger, warmer and much better room at once.

A litte dirty... The fruit at the breakfast wasn't fresh But overall the breakfast was ok and better than expected...

It was brilliant value for money. The staff couldn't do enough to ensure that we were happy and comfortable. Breakfast was literally all you can eat and the staff would try their best to find something that you would like if they felt you weren't happy with the selection offered. The room was immaculate and warm. We had a very nice stay!

Staff were very helpful and friendly. Breakfast was good. Location was close to good restaurants.

Hotel is only suited to those wanting very basic budget accommodation and was well below my basic standard. Rooms were ok, but bathroom was small and old.

The staff was very friendly and helpful during our two days. The breakfast was excellent and the fresh fruit was spot on! The location in Kensington is very safe and only a five minute walk from the underground station which made it easy to get around London.

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Stayed 15/09/11.Arrived at 9.30pm due to travel problems and got a very warm welcome from reception.Was given a downstairs room due to mobility problems and the lift was very efficient for getting to the basement breakfast area.Room had dble bed plus single and was fine for short stay with tv ,wet room and curtained alcove wardrobe.12 Yr old and I slept well and felt safe, lovely view of mews through window.Within easy walking distance of tube and bus stops and Science museums etc.Breakfast was plentiful,at shared tables with ham,fruit,toast,rolls,cereals and full English available plus cucumber on the tables. Hotel had the feel of a familyrun b&b and not a chain which was lovely.Checkout was simple and reception again very polite and friendly.Lovely quiet area,safe to walk around at night and shops close by.I'd happily recommend to anyone.

We come across two front desk staff. The one with evening duty happened to be much more helpful than the other who just wanted to sell some bus tour. The kitchen people were all very nice. We did enjoy every breakfast time. There is a kitchen which we could use as we like even during night time. We managed to cook some evening meals there.

The room is untidy and not clean enough. Though the toilet is equipped with a water basin (too small) and a shower corner (without any racks or hooks), there are just put there seemingly without any thoughts about whether they could be used at ease. We stayed at the hotel for one whole week and it's not difficult to imagine the lasting inconvenience to us.

The best thing about St. Simeon was the staff -- we had excellent attention and kindliness from everyone from the front desk to the hotel driver to the maids and kitchen personnel. We experienced a tragedy back home in the states while on our stay, and the desk staff at the hotel helped us greatly with communication, both in timeliness and in cost effectiveness. Best wishes to all staff members at St. Simeon, and a special bow to the front desk clerks.

The room was quite small, even by London standards, and someone had positioned the wardrobe so that it partially blocked the one window that could be opened for ventilation. I'd suggest rigging both windows to open, and/or installing a fan -- either a ceiling fan, or even a small oscillating fan. Obviously, guests don't want to invest in a fan for a one to three night stay.

The hotel is at a good place and the staff was really friendly. The breakfast was wonderful and we were stuffed...

This budget hotel is a family run hotel and maybe they don't have enough capital to renew all the windows, at least not in all rooms. The walls are rather thin. Be sure to take a soap with you as it is not provided. My biggest problem was that when we have arrived, they have made us pay the fee in advance for the whole stay and after that, they have told us that they currently can't provide us with the four bed room we've booked. Although had I known that before paying for the room, I would have still paid the fee in advance, but this way I felt a little being "trapped". Fortunately, after a day, we've received the room with four beds, and everything turned out to be fine.

Not alot really, the room was so so cold and damp you literally could not swing a cat! Mind you, you would of been able to swing a gerbil!!! The breakfast wasnt that great either, cold very greasey and the toast was made from a baggeutte which seemed to have gone stale as I couldnt bite into it. Myself and a collegue who stayed were actually laughing at how bad this hotel is!!

people who is working in thi hotel are very very nice and frendly,everything what you need or you dont know you can gate from them..any help..with city...travel,shoping...we like very much this hotel and we will come back to the same place

dont thing anpositive...my be the room wasnt very clean but was very nice...price was ok for that what we expect...