Hotels with Gyms in Longford, London

"Such a great hotel. Fabulous staff, special mention to Muriel who on arrival made us feel so welcome. Alongside her local knowledge that really made our stay! Great location. "

"Very nice stay"

"Great location "

"The hotel is in a great location. Definitely pay for the park view rooms as it is beautiful and the view the other way overlooks a roof top in disrepair. Breakfast was very good. Easy walk to the underground station as most touristy spots are a few stops away. Kensington High Street has a lot of options for food and is clean. Front desk staff very helpful and pleasant. I recommend staying here is you want to stay in the Kensington area."

"The staff and main floor were excellent. The room left a lot to be desired. Stained floors and a broken sink greeted us. The bed was fine and it was mostly quiet. Disappointed in the room quality but the rest is fine. "

"What a disappointing hotel. When I booked on hotels.com it looked a rather nice property and when I got there it was a 1970s building with the matching interior that's dated. The room has damaged/ worn furniture and the bathroom was very dirty. Also the hotel stairways stank of blocked toilets . The breakfast was not as described or shown.. sausages not nice and the no hash browns and not enough cereals for children. Staff don't know how to clean and if they are investing in a refit program they need to train the staff to clean properly. "

"Evening staff not giving greetings And bathroom not checked Wash besan full choked when we use In bath tub no any soap liquid bottle.. So please check every thing… Thank you"

"The staff were very friendly and genuinely interested in what we were doing during our stay. Check-in and check out was very easy. The standard room was very large compared to other hotels and everything was very clean."

"I stayed 2 nights as an Expedia VIP member having booked a 'superior' single room that was advertised as 169 sf vs the standard single room at 129 sf, if i recall correctly. A smarmy concierge checked me in since the receptionists were busy. He assigned me what surely must have been the smallest and worst room in the hotel (#438), located on the top floor and tucked off to the side on a short hall. Dreary and disappointing, it might have been otherwise tolerable had the mattress not curled up and rolled me into a ball in the middle. I hardly slept. In the morning I needed coffee. I opened the capsule coffee maker to discover a white layer of dust. Yuck. After complaining, the woman at the reception desk kindly upgraded me for the second night to a fresher double room on the 1st floor, which was clean and comfortable (even though the bed was a bit hard for my taste). Sadly, the historic allure of the hotel photos on Expedia is not to be seen by the layperson staying in steerage on the 4th floor. Don't book less than a double room here and ask for the ground or first floor if you want to enjoy your vacation."