The hotel is located in a quiet, affluent neighborhood, just a 4-5 minute walk from Earl's Court tube station, making it very convenient for getting around.
It's a small, independent hotel, similar to many others in the area. There are about 20 rooms in total, roughly 4-5 per floor.
**Facilities:** The basement rooms have air conditioning, but as a Chinese person, I avoid basement rooms; it's considered unlucky. I chose an upstairs room, which was already the largest room type in this hotel. I could open (not spread out) two suitcases.
The biggest problem was the lack of air conditioning. The room was perpetually a sweaty 30+ degrees Celsius, even when it was cool and breezy outside, as the breeze couldn't get in.
**Service:** The front desk staff changed daily. During my five-day, four-night stay, I encountered three different staff members, all of whom were very friendly and tried their best to accommodate my requests.
At the reception, there's also a free coffee machine, various tea bags, fresh fruit, and drinking water. It's very environmentally friendly and sufficient for tourists.
**Cleanliness:** Overall, the room was decent, but the provided fan had a lot of dust inside. I had a lot of boogers during my stay in this room...
I took some photos for reference. All in all, if only there had been air conditioning!
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