Best Hotels near Natural History Museum, London

The location is good as it’s 3 minutes away from the underground station at earls court. The room is basic but clean. However the air conditioning is not working well, thus will not recommend for stay during summer.

The location was a great, very near to tube station. However, the station is not handicap friendly. Lucky the flight of steps are acceptable. The hotel is kinda dated. Breakfast is so so, not worth buying. Not many varieties and remains unchanged day after day. Worth staying is rates are cheap.

The location of the hotel is good, there are museums and Hyde Park around. It's just that the shower mixing valve is not working and the water is not hot enough.

Great location and a very clean apartment. Absolutely no issues apart from the noise from the road which others have mentioned. Not an issue for us since we had earplugs and everything else makes up for that (e.g. warm radiators, being able to see aeroplanes at times from the window). Would definitely return.

The morning after our first night my friend and I noticed a bug crawling on one of the beds, we continued our investigation and noticed DOZENS of those crawling all over the twin beds we just spent the night in. We were exhausted the night before after coming back to hotel late and after having shower just jumped straight into beds - who would have thought we weren’t they only ones spending night in those beds! Quick research after our findings and we realised that those were BEDBUGS! Never in my life had I come across anything like this before, not even after being a student and staying at questionable hostels! We reported this to the reception and were offered another room. We didn’t move immediately in the morning and made an agreement that we would move in the evening when we would be back to the hotel. Coming back in the evening and reporting to the reception for a new room, we found one of the evening staff being rude to us and questioning if the bedbugs were from their hotel (like what?!?!?!?). Simple, we said, because we had photo and video evidence of bedbugs crawling all over the beds, we said! This quickly ended her argument with us. We then moved to our new room, where there was no obvious evidence of bedbug infestation, however being a reportedly new room, we found hair all over the floor in the bathroom of that allegedly “cleaned” new room. Unfortunately, being an extremely sensitive to cleanness person and following the events of the previous night, I decided to leave early and not spent another night in this disgusting hotel. My friend, who had a flight early next morning however had no chance and spend a little longer and left at 04am. The evening I decided to leave I started coming out in rash, which had only been getting worse ever since. The intensity of the itch is like nothing I’d ever experienced before - it stops me from sleeping, it drives me absolutely mad, no matter how much I try, one can’t look professional when they have bite marks all over their body, including the face, ears, neck, fingers, hands, forearms - ie areas one can’t cover up - and needing to constantly scratch herself! This obviously has affected my work! And the itch is no better even 6 days later!! In fact, the bite marks are now swollen, causing swelling of my fingers, the scratch marks are now bleeding and I am the most irritated I’ve ever been! Let me emphasise, this is six days later and I genuinely don’t know how much longer I’m yet to suffer! I have obviously filed a complaint and have been contacted by the hotel - they are “kindly” offering to compensate the cost of my medication (as I am now on antihistamines - which don’t work really, as I can’t take the stronger type due to its sedating effect, as I have to continue working and driving; as well as steroid cream) and the cost of my dry cleaning. HOWEVER, despite multiple email exchanges and telephone consultations, they are not planning to refund a 100% of our payment, the argument being

The surrounding area is very messy, the entrance and exit of the parking lot is very narrow, and the large SUV must be carrying the road to get out. The Executive Lounge is not bad, the scenery is good, there are clear food and a variety of drinks and drinks at dinner. The breakfast is basically a full English breakfast except black pudding and tomatoes. Some food drinks can also be taken away.

Stayed here as was supposed to be a 15 minute walk to Royal Albert Hall for an event but is quite a long way if you have problem walking and in the heat. Brilliant distance from Gloucester Road tube station with very frequent tubes to King's Cross. Friendly and helpful staff. Were given room 570 room itself was ok for one night but bathroom smelt fusty and actually saw a silverfish insect on the towel that was left on the bath which shows a sign of damp as it is in the basement not a good view outside. Whether we were given this room as we booked through Hotels.com and not direct through hotel not sure but certainly wasn't worth the just over £160 paid for 1 night. Very small bathroom and couldn't use bath or shower as glass door doesn't open fully to be able to get in and out if you have mobility problems. Suppose we should have mentioned this on booking information? Be careful when booking other than through the hotel as although we could book a room with or without breakfast it does only include a continental breakfast which was quite adequate and plentiful - lovely tasting strawberries! We are not regular London visitors anything to stay away really so unlikely to come back in any event but would probably book a Premier inn if needs mist again.

Visit here often for work. The location is fantastic and the staff are always helpful and nice. The staff that work the Starbucks cafe in the lobby Ali, and Goitom always great me with a warm hello and go above and beyond.

This is a very nice hotel, in a prime location. As I was visiting for a stint in the National Archives in Kew, it was ideally placed for me between That and the super busy inner city. The rooms are small but comfortable. The whole place is squeeky clean, which was more important for me than size - I did not plan to be in the room other than for sleeping. The area is teeming with nice cafés tto grab breakfast, which I usually prefer anyway to eating at the hotel. The rooms could do well with a small fridge, even though I am not a minibar user. The staff are super nice and helpful, I really felt welcome.

When my child left the hotel, I complained that I stayed at the hotel entrance because she felt that she had no face when she let others know that we were guests of this hotel. Even the children feel that it is shameful to live here, and the conditions of the hotel are limited. The facade of the hotel is only two or three meters wide, all rooms use a staircase, and it is a vertical one. There was no restaurant, so breakfast had to be delivered to the door of the room, only two slices of bread, one boiled egg, jam and butter, a cup of tea or coffee. My biggest concern is the fire problem. Once the low-rise room is on fire, the upstairs tenants are hard to escape because there is only one narrow and steep staircase.