Premier Inn London Hammersmith (Ravenscourt Park)

The location is good very close to Ravenscourt train station. But the station does not have escalator and lift. We had troublesome of getting the luggages from station to out. Back to the hotel, the room is clean, iron and ironboard is provided, the wifi is OK. What i love is the comfortable bed and bathtub. But the sink was clogged. We hate it. Since we only stay for 1 night. We didn’t have time to tell the receptionist about this.

Not my first choice as my usual was booked up but a good stay for access to West London. I was very pleased with this new find 5 minutes to the tube and then onto the museums and sightseeing. Great staff and very quiet with comfortable beds.

This was the worst Premier Inn I have stayed in by far. It is very old and dated and clearly in need of refurbishment. The first room I was given had a horrendous smell of rotten eggs/sewage but thankfully the lady on reception quickly moved us. No smell in new room but despite bathroom being cleaned it still looked grotty. Silicone and some other white material trying to disguise problems, shower curtain that had seen better days, bath yellowed and chipped etc. The room has no sockets near the beds, very dim, orangey lighting and I could hear the man next door snoring. The staff at this hotel were excellent and despite having far too many roles to fulfil at once were all very friendly and helpful. Breakfast was also good. I have stayed in lots of different premier inns around the UK and always assumed there was a minimum standard you could expect with them. I know some are older than others but this was a step too far back in time!

2nd time staying here after a concert at Wembley Stadium. Yes it looks like a tower block, yes it’s a bit tired but the room was perfectly clean and comfortable. The bed was comfy. Air conditioning was very efficient. Booked breakfast was great, usual help yourself which is always better and convenient. Perfectly reasonable price wise for London