Twenty Nevern Square Hotel  

The hotel is convieniently located within an easy five minute walk of Earls Court tube station. Earls Court exhibition centre and a large 24 hour Tesco supermarket is also within a similar walking distance. The hotel itself is located on attractive, quiet side street. The room, while small, are smartly furnished and well appointed.

I've stayed at this hotel regularly for many years. Its only drawback is inefficient and often clumsy layout of its breakfast room. The room is furnished with large circular tables with chunky iron legs. The design provides limited space for resting your legs when sitting making for a uncomfortable dining experience. The shape of the tables also makes for an incredibly inefficient room layout which limits the number of diners at one seating. Rather than replace these inappropriate tables the hotel has restored to making guests book a seat in the weekend. However, during the week guests are forced to wait up to half an hour for a table as no booking schedule operates.

The location was great. Reception staff were good. Room was large and bed comfortable.

Ancillary hotel staff didn't understand much of what was asked of them. In my room (3) in the basement - although and "upgrade" was larger than expected it was next to a room containing refrigeration equipment so until midnight there was a loud noise and vibration from these. Although the room faced a courtyard the patio doors were opaque making it feel rather "bunker-like". Silly motion sensing light in the bathroom kept switching on and off inconveniently. Hotel had the feel of having just changed hands. There was "stuff" everywhere from reception to corridors that made it feel very scruffy. Outside patio could have been lovely but was full of ladders and building material. WiFi signal was very weak.

Nice terrasse. Very quiet room. Comfortable bed. Friendly staff.

Very tiny room! One of the small hotel rooms I have stayed at in my life. Very expensive considering the size of the room.

Best hotel I've stayed in London; very relaxing and comfortable. It's an oasis of calm in the busy capital. I would definitely recommend it to anyone.

Pleasant. Well furnished. Hospitable.

Shower didn't drain well and had a dripping tap.

Lovely, small boutique hotel

Room was quite cramped, it was difficult to love around in the room with two persons staying

(He room was lovely, the bed the most comfortable I have ever slept in, the staff were really friendly, free tea and coffee made on request, breakfast was delecious and it was quiet despite being in the city.

Room was a little small.

The hotel staff went out of its way to accomodate me. I arrived a good while before their normal checkin time and they were kind enough to make every effort to prepare my room. This meant a great deal as I was enormously tired from a very long journey. I found the hotel to be exceptionally charming, comfortable and very very quiet.

Everything was wonderful.

The location is perfect for Earls Court Exhibition Centre. The staff and management are just great in their service.

Really great location very close to Earls Court tube. Nice rooms with a boutique feel, our room had a tiny lounge area on the end, which was nice. Good value for money when you consider comparable accommodation in London. Lovely continental breakfast included in price.

The room could have been cleaner, there were some cobwebs on the ceiling and it can get a little chilly in the room.

Boutique feel, good breakfast

Lack of onsite food/drink in evenings, limited facilities

Elegant hotel in a quiet square but only 5 mins from Earls Ct tube station. We had a very good deal with Booking .com, but wouldn't have wanted to pay the full price !. The Pasha suite is a lovely room overlooking the gardens of Nevern Sq. No air-con so could be a problem in the summer. Continental breakfast was good with fresh fruit etc. Would go back but only if we paid the same price. Very friendly and helpful staff