Ibis London Earls Court Hotel

My wife and I stayed here for almost a week in April 2005. It was my first trip to Europe, my wife's second. We were on a budget so we looked for something affordable. Being my first time in Europe I expected something out of National Lampoon's European Vacation, a room two people could barely fit in with a sunken in bed and a shower with no hot water or pressure. I was quite surprised and impressed by the room we got. The hotel is minutes away from the Earl's Court tube station (very convenient)and in what seemed like a decent... more

We took our 2 year old son to Santa Land and wanted to stay close by. The Ibis is just 2 minutes walk away. I wasn't expecting much from previous reviews but was really surprised. The staff at reception were very friendly and even gave my little boy a children's book to take home. They asked whether my son still slept in a cot and when I said no, immediately changed the room to a triple without extra charge. The rooms are small but hey this is London! They are clean, tidy and the bathrooms were very nice. We tried both... more

we recently stayed at the ibis hotel for the rod stewart concert for 2 nights. the hotel was excellent, rooms were spotless and cleaned each day. the bar and resteraunt were good value for money and the food was very good. we could get served in the bar until 2.30 in the morning even though it closed at 12pm. the parking was undercover and at £14.00 per day was reasonable for london prices. the tube was a minuites walk away and there were a few bars and resteraunts and shops nearby. my only bad point was that there were only 2 smallish... more

We visited London last month from 18th to 22nd November. Our CX flight arrived from Hong Kong at 6:30am. We were able to check-in at 8:30am upon our arrival at the Ibis, Earl's Court. We stayed on the 6th floor. The room was small but clean. The bathroom looked newly renovated and it was very clean. The staff at the front desk was helpful and there was coin-operated internet access available. We chose the continental breakfast. It was not fantastic but there were different cereals to choose from. There was also the croissant... more

I have stayed at the Ibis for 3 nights. I got a room on the 9th floor - before I have arrived I called to check my reservation and ask for directions from the tube station. Unfortunately I do not have the name of the lady I have spoke with, however she was very nice and allocated the room while I was speaking with her. I spacifically asked for a renovated room, so I got a room on the 9th floor which I was told is renovated. The room itself is fine. just what you need if you are only looking for a place to sleep. clean bathroom... more

I went to London last month. There was my first time and I was looking for a good hotel in the center of the city. This hotel is one of the best places you can go if you want to visit London: friendly people and very clean rooms. In a very inflated London Hotel market this is a good election (for the same prize I looked many awful hotels that I would never go). I only found a bad thing: anyone of the reception personal spoke spanish.

I stayed together with my partner and my parents for five nights at the Ibis Earl's Court. I can't say anything bad about the hotel rather than praise it in any point. To start with the rooms: we had rooms on the 11th floor which were spacious for London. The room was equipped with tea/coffee making facilities, trouser press, hair dryer, TV (with some foreign channels, eg one German and one French channel). The bathroom had a tub and was laid out with marble tiles. Nice and clean rooms. The hotel offers a breakfast buffet with... more

I stayed at this hotel for 1 night in september ,2005. it was part of a trafalgar tour. I had read bad reviews, and I was not really looking forward to staying here. Actually it was not as bad as I had read in other trip advisor reviews. If you live in north america like I do, It's definately way below standard for a hotel of the same class here, but so is everything in Europe. Of all the 7 countries I visited, it was the best of the hotels we stayed in for the tour. I stayed on the 11th floor, which had gone thru some renovations, so there... more

This was probably my fourth stay here, having stayed here on Business a few years back when the hotel was known as the Paragon. Now the IBIS, I have stayed here twice this year, both times on leisure. The prices are good and the location is great. As we drive to London, and the Earls Court area avoids outside of the congestion charge; plus once parked up (£14 per 24hrs) you have the no. 74 buses right outside the hotel and two tube stations are within easy walking distance. The rooms are small (this is London!), but absolutely... more

No wireless access, business center's internet is expensive and the network cable wasn't working. Internet charges are way expensive!! 9 pence per min is what they charge in the biz center. That's 1 pound every 10 mins. 6 pounds an hour...and you have to use their computer which only lets you open one window. Doors/walls are thin. 5 mins from West Brompton tube station. Lots of little shops nearby. Stroll to Earl's court exhibition center. Lifts can decide to do their own thing.