3.2753 reviews on Google
What guests say14 Lexham GardensLondonShow on map
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per night, two guests — cheapest day in the next 60 days
Total = The hotel + Our service fee + VAT


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15:00 – 00:00
Check-out
11:00
Modern Accommodation EasyHotel South Kensington in London provides comfortable and modern rooms with air conditioning and flat-screen TVs. Enjoy complimentary toiletries and a hairdryer for your convenience.
Convenient Amenities Stay connected with free WiFi throughout the property and start your day right with a delicious breakfast box including a variety of items. Plus, benefit from a 24-hour front desk for any assistance you may need during your stay.
Prime Location Located just 1 km from Royal Albert Hall, with Olympia Exhibition Centre and Stamford Bridge also nearby, EasyHotel South Kensington offers a convenient stay in the heart of London. Book now for a memorable experience!
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14 Lexham Gardens
Open in Google MapsThe receptionists Andrew and Maria were friendly. But could do very little to change some of the issues. I was stupid enough to book before reading reviews. Ended up there in a heatwave. First windowless room had no air-conditioning. So literally was sealed in a small sauna with a dusty fan. Needless to say had no sleep. Size of the room wasn't so much an issue but dont book if you have lots of luggage. The bathroom is tiny and drains absolutely stunk. I had to buy some bleach. Moved rooms next night thankfully to one with air con. Air con was good when it worked. But could hear all sorts of banging from next room(not in a good way) so once again had poor sleep. There was mould in bath room. Thank fully no bedbugs that I could see. 'EasyJET' owners should hang their heads in shame. I paid 90 quid a night for something I wouldn't leave my cat in. However this seems to be the standard for affordable London accommodation. Absolutely disgraceful standards. What must foreign tourists think when they are faced with hotel standards from the middle ages? And in a Borough where I imagine the uneven and dirty paving slabs cost more each than my entire house