Earl's Court, London SW5 · Reception open 24 hours
Before you book
Clear, quick answers about staying with us in Earl's Court, London SW5. Anything not covered here? Reception is available 24 hours on +44 20 7373 0027.
Booking & payment
Check-in is from 2:00 PM and check-out is until 11:00 AM. Early check-in and late check-out are available on request, subject to availability, and the front desk is staffed 24 hours for late arrivals.
No. Rooms are booked on a non-refundable basis, so there is no cancellation once a reservation is made, and bookings cannot be changed either. Please check your dates carefully before booking. Both of our rates work this way; they differ on price and availability, not on terms.
We accept Visa, Mastercard and American Express, as well as cash. A valid photo ID is required at check-in.
Our lowest rate, with no third-party commission in it. Live prices are shown when you check availability. Check availability here to see live rates.
Rooms & amenities
Yes, free high-speed Wi-Fi is available in all rooms and public areas, with no charge and no time limit.
Air conditioning varies by room type. See the individual room page for specifics. Every room has central heating.
Yes, every room has tea and coffee-making facilities. The Classic Double, Deluxe Twin and Classic Triple rooms also have a Nespresso coffee machine.
All of our bathrooms have walk-in showers. The hotel does not have bathtubs in any room.
A folding bed can be added to the Classic Double Room and the Deluxe Twin Room for a third guest, on request and subject to availability. A small supplement applies, so please ask when you book.
Getting here
We're about a 2-minute walk from Earl's Court Underground station (District and Piccadilly lines) roughly 100 metres along Earls Court Road.
The Piccadilly line runs direct from Heathrow straight to Earl's Court, with no changes, about 40 minutes. See our Hotel Directions page for step-by-step routes from all the London airports.
There's no on-site parking, but public car parks are available nearby. With the station 100 metres away, most guests find the Tube far easier than driving in central London. See our Hotel Directions page for details.
Found your answer?
Six room types in the heart of Earl's Court, from £50 a night, two minutes from the Tube. Book direct for the best rate.
During your stay
No, the hotel is a period building with stairs to all floors and no lift. Just let reception know if you need help with luggage and the team will assist. If step-free access is essential, please call us before booking.
We don't serve breakfast on site, but the hotel is surrounded by excellent independent cafés, bakeries and all-day spots on Earls Court Road and Old Brompton Road, most cheaper and better than a hotel buffet. Every room has tea and coffee facilities, and reception is happy to point you to a favourite. See our Hotel Information page for nearby options.
Yes, complimentary luggage storage is available before check-in and after check-out, just ask at reception.
We don't have our own restaurant or bar, but our central Earl's Court location puts you steps from a wide variety of restaurants, pubs and cafés. Reception can recommend somewhere for any taste or budget.
No, pets are not allowed at the hotel.
Guests of all ages are welcome. Our Classic Triple and family-friendly rooms suit families, and a folding bed can be added to some rooms, just ask when you book.
Earl’s Court is a busy, well-lit part of central London. Earls Court Road stays lively into the evening, with shops, restaurants and the Tube station a short walk from the hotel, so you are rarely walking alone. Take the same care you would anywhere in a big city: keep an eye on your phone and bag in crowds and on the Underground. Our reception is open 24 hours, so there is always someone on the desk whenever you get back, and we are happy to advise on routes and late-night travel.
Still have a question?
Our reception team is here 24 hours a day. Call or email and we'll be glad to help before you book or during your stay.
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