Enterprise Hotel - Λονδίνο

The hotel is very nice on a quiet street close to the metro (100m from Earl's Court Station). The room was according to my booking requests and was also clean and quiet. The bed was made and towels were replaced daily. The room was smaller than expected but large enough compared to London's apartments. The room had it's own WC with shower which is a plus for a 3 star rated hotel. At the ground floor the hotel has a restaurant with normal prices and also a point for online ticket booking for theater or city tours. Generally it left me a good impression.

I booked this hotel for its location and the positive feedback it had already received. As a single traveller I know how poor quality and small single rooms can be. The room was clean, recently painted and had all basic requirements including Bath/shower. Staff were helpful and stored my luggage as I arrived early and departed late. I would recommend this hotel, the only negatives were that the bed was very firm and there was quite a lot of noise around 6am - don't know if this was guests or staff as my room was situated near a staff area.

Hi, We only stayed one (1) night. For such a quick visit it was adequate. It was very clean and the matteress was quite comfy. The pillows were a little on the lumpy side. The staff were very pleasent.

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Good location - 3-4mins walk to Earls court tube station. Hotel in good quiet area. Check in time is 2pm . We arrived early but wer not allowed check in.The hotel charge £2 to store your luggage. Room was small but very clean. Room was melting hot just had a plug in fan which just rotates the hot air. The balcony door does open though. Would stay again

I recently took a two week trip to Europe and stayed in 8 different hotels across a number of regions. This hotel was a complete and utter disappointment. The location is great because it is right off the Earls Court tube stop, but that is the only saving grace of this hotel. When you walk in you will be impressed by the newly refurbished lobby and attached bar/ restaurant. This impression will soon turn to disgust once you exit the elevator to try and find your room. The rooms were grungy and small- the kind of room that you would expect to find in the wrong side of town that you might pay for hourly. Do yourself a favor and stay at the city continental London Kensington (I stayed here the first night of my trip). It is a block and a half away, it is cheaper and it includes breakfast. Most importantly you will not have to worry about waking up next to any unexpected guests. Don’t stay at this hotel!

This hotel is really close to Earls Court tube station, and have some pubs, restaurants and lots more just around the coner. The hotel it self is on a quiet rd. so have not had any problems with lots of noise. The room I stayed in had all it needed + a bath, nothing special but all was cleen nice and warm. I would definately go back.

Leave Heathrow directly on the Piccadilly line directly to Earl's Court - walk 150 metres from station to Hotel. Back to station for trip directly to Knightsbridge (Harrods) or directly to Leicester Square... Hard to beat this hotel for connectivity and centrality. Excellent pubs nearby and also the Masala Zone Indian restaurant around the corner; brilliant healthfood breakfast cafe near the Indian also... Lovely rooms and tea/coffee making facilities provided. Great safe area as well.

The rooms are tiny but it certainly makes up for it with great staff and accessible location. I'll certainly be giving them a call when next i visit London....

This is an average hotel, but probably appropriate for the slightly cheaper cost per night than other central london hotels. The rooms are very small but clean. Location is very good, with only a 2 minute walk to earls court tube station. The hotel is extremely basic. Reception staff are not particularly helpful, charging £1 per hour to hold a bag on the day of departure and when asked to borrow a bottle opener, we were told "we dont provide that service". We ended up going next door to the restaurant. Basically if you want a cheap, clean bed in london then this hotel will be fine.

The double room is tiny. Bed is next to wall so you can only access one side. Furniture is old. Do not trust they say you have big nice TV, it's tiny too. Bathroom is tiny (2 m2), sink is the size of a plane toilet sink. No one single shelf in bathroom to leave your stuff. The only nice thing in the hotel is the lobby. Location is very good though.

This hotel was great for the price I paid. The staff was very accomadating. The room was fairly small and we had a larger room, but we expected this since most hotels in London are like this. Most people take large luggage which will take up most of the room, so don't overpack. The tube station was a block away which was great and there is a lot of pubs and restaurants within a 2 block walking distance. I would definitely stay here again for my next trip.

Like many of the hotels in this area of Kensington the hotel is a modified terrace, which means that the rooms are quite small, but at the same time fairly comfortable. Great food, good customer service - the only problem is the maids tend to knock on your door even if you've got the Do Not Disturb sign up! Not bad value for money - We've stayed in better for the price, but at the same time we've DEFINATLY stayed in worse. (York House, only a few roads away, be careful)

The Enterprise Hotel was a great place to stay as we were looking for a good place to sleep at night in a convenient location. That said, it follows the expectations of having a small European-sized room (as opposed to what we are used to in the United States). The bathroom and rest of the accomodations were clean. And this is one of the few hotels I looked at that has (for a nominal fee) WiFi in the room. The location is a short block from the Earl's Court station on the London Underground and there are plenty of restaurants in the area. The only complaints I really have is some of the desk staff were not overly friendly to the point I felt I was bothering them rather than being a welcome guest in the hotel.

Not particularly big rooms - bathroom was especially small

The reception of the hotel is great and newly refurbished but this does give you the wrong impresssion of the rest of the hotel. The room i was in was small and cramped, and although clean the decoration and furnishings were not great. The bathroom however was clean and suitable.

The rooms were microscopic, and the finishes were really old. The carpet should have been replaced 5 years ago, and the bathroom floor tile grout was black with mildew. The location was pretty convenient, close to the subway and some small shops, and the heat and hot water worked, but that is all this place has going for it. The ticket Kiosk was useless. My husband and I are small people (I'm only 5' tall) and we barely fit in the bed, which kept sliding off the frame. If you do stay here, bring flip-flops, it's reasonably clean as long as you don't have to touch the floor.

While this hotel was in an ideal location there was a few downfalls. Having arrvied into a beautiful reception area we expected the rooms to be gorgeous however this wasn't the case they were like boxes! Space was so limited i was practically falling over the other person in the room to try to get to the bathroom.Having said this it was very well kept, I can't fault it's cleanliness &we were given fresh towels &a good cleaning each day.If your not too fussy it will suit you, if you want comfort however I'd look elsewhere.

I was expecting a little more of a 3* star business hotel. The rate was suited to a short stay business person, the room more suited to a backpacker. The walls were thin with loud TV sets blaring until the wee hours. The wireless service was not working during my stay. Service was so so. However the location is excellent, just minutes from Earls Court tube station, some excellent cafes and pubs. DO NOT HAVE BREAKFAST IN THIS HOTEL

Despite a nice lobby and exterior, the rooms were very small and basic....more like hostel standard. Staff were extremely rude and unhelpful, a bizarre £20 temporary charge levied on your credit card in case you wish to avail of the mini bar and an annoying £2 levy to check your bags. Only plus point of the hotel was the location, extremely easy access to the busy Earls Court tube station.

not recommend

Entrance and reception are smart and impressive. Room was far too small for 3 people and bore no resemblance whatsoever to the photographs on the website. The restaurant was vastly overpriced. The proximity to Earls Court tube station is this hotels best feature

Room accommodations are very modest to say the least. The room didn't have air conditioning from what I could tell but luckily it wasn't needed during my stay. The rooms are very small but I wasn't in London to spend much time in a hotel room.

Good location, relatively cheap for London, small room of course (with uncomfortable beds). Pros: - quality room AC (not every hotel in London has AC) - right next to Earl's Court underground - lots of restaurants nearby - walking distance to Hyde Park, and Imperial College (which includes Natural History Museum, V&A, etc.) Cons: - breakfeast NOT included, despite what it says online - internet runs 2 pounds/hour and didn't work for me at all... sometimes you can find an unsecured wi-fi but don't count on it - had to squeeze sideways to get into the bathroom and shower, and I'm skinny - uncomfortable beds and bedding

the rudest receptionist I have ever met in my life- and I do travel a lot- they give you one key only - we stayed in a room three adults and one child- so we had to go back together. When I asked why, the receptionist reply, hotel policy. when I probed - I havent seen this anywhere- the reply was ' I am not the boss here'.... enjoy although you should avoid

If you are looking for a 2 star quality hotel this might be fine, the bed in the double room was small for 2 people and very uncomfortable. Compared to other 3 star hotels I have stayed in while in Europe this was the worst. The room is tiny and needs updating. No AC and even with windows open the air would not circulate. When we asked questions at the front desk the staff was of no help. The front lobby is nice and new but do not expect your room to look the same.

You cannot carry large luggage because there is no room for you and the luggage in the room. Tiny bathrooms. Rooms smelt musty. Excellent location, only a few steps from the tube station that has even wheel chair access and elevators. Safe neighbourhood. Overall, convenient but not comfortable.

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Perhaps it's the exchange rate, or perhaps London really is the most expensive city in the world, but the Enterprise Hotel rooms are really quite cramped and shabby for the price paid. The bathroom was particularly depressing, and there was a humming noise that went on and off at regular intervals outside the window (which looked out on an air shaft). Nevertheless, it was clean enough, and the location is quite convenient.

Rooms were bigger than I was expecting - it's London after all. Reception and restaurant areas were just as modern as the website suggests. Excellent location, minutes from the tube and in fact we could have taken the tube all the way from Heathrow to 'Earl's Court' without changing trains.

The first room we had was on the ground floor, with a window overlooking an alley. Early (around 7 am) each morning the sound of construction could be heard; each morning we mentioned this situation to the staff, who informed us that there could be no such situation going on. We had to bring staff into our room to have them share our experience before they would acknowledge the situation. It was at that point that we requested (and cheerily received) a new room. This new room was quite satisfactory (large, relatively quiet, and clean).

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The lobby is wonderful ... and air-conditioned. We were there during an unusual May heat wave; our room was 84 degrees at night, with the French doors wide open. Fortunately, the lobby was cool so we watched the Sunday soccer game on their flat screen TV. The room was extremely small (8'by 12', including the bathroom) but we had read the reviews and were prepared (sort of!). Since our room overlooked the street (hence the French doors which opened onto a 4' by 8' balcony), we caught all the noise, which was considerable since there is a pub at the end of the block (which had good burgers!). Overall, very good value for this hotel -- just be prepared for the noise and the tiny rooms ... which balance the great location and the incredibly low price.

The room was a bit cramped, but that is to be expected in central London. It was much more affordable than other chain hotels in the area, and it gives more of local feel. Recommended for those who don't spend a lot of time in the room.

The room was quite small, but that was no surprise. Clean and quiet. The price was right.

I have to say the hotel was better than I expected. The lobby area is really nice. We booked a 2 bed and we got a triple, so our room was pretty spacious. the rooms were very clean and i liked the fact that we needed to put in a key for the power. i would recommend it if you're planning to stay most of the day out or if you're staying for 1or 2 nights as the walls are pretty thin and our only night there, we had to deal with the people downstairs complaining of noise (we had just being there like 15 minutes)

The surrounding area of this hotel is great, tons of restaurants and 2 minute walk from the subway on a side street with minimal noise. However, the hotel room itself was extremely cramped. I had to put my suitcase on top of the closet because there was only room to put one on a tiny baggage rack. Also, the cleaning service was terrible. They would only change our sheets if we took them off and left them on the floor...they barely cleaned the bathroom either, just a surface cleaning job. Be aware that there is a charge for everything (internet costs 2 pounds for a half an hour...and it was dial-up speed (!) even though they claimed it was broadband service...in-room movie prices are outrageous, and it cost $10 to use the safe). Overall, we had a good time during our stay thanks to our location relative to Central London. The hotel had nothing to do with it.

This hotel met all the criteria I had: affordable, in a safe and convenient location, clean, private bathrooms, and quiet. It's only a few minutes walk to local dining (including several inexpensive pubs, coffee shops, Indian restaurants, fast food places, and even a small grocery store to pick up inexpensive breakfast options and incidentals). It's also very convenient to Kings Cross tube station which is only a few stops away from central London. The rooms are small, but that's to be expected when traveling on a budget in Europe. I've already commented to everyone I know about how satisfied I was with this hotel, and look forward to staying here on future trips to London!

- staff huffed and rolled their eyes at me wanting to change my room, until a tip was paid - rooms are 1/3 the size of a standard american hotel room, but clean and modern. - walls are paper thin, some rooms have pigeons nesting on the windowsills that will serenade you out of sleep, other rooms are above the kitchen and reek - great location, 5 minute walk from earl's court station on the piccadilly line, which goes to the airport in one direction and the center of town in the other.

The staff were very pleasant on our arrival and the hotel generally was very clean and smart. The rooms are small but that does not matter when you are in them for such a short part of the day.

The hotel lobby and restaurant are nice, but the size of the room and bathroom were disappointingly small. Still, for the rate, I suppose I should be satisfied. Still a bit of a shock.

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Clean, friendly and very convenient to the underground. Surrounded by a wide variety of restaurants, wine bars and cafes. Internet access readily available from lots of places. Rooms are tiny - with no space to move around and hardly any space for luggage. But, if you only show up to sleep there - you can handle it.

Read some reviews on this hotel, and mainly it said it was clean but the rooms where small. So I was kind of expecting it to be small. Got into the lobby which looked pretty posh, got my room really quick even though it only was 11:30 mid-day. Elevator to my room. Got into my room, and yes indeed was it really small, but it was clean. Which is really all I care about. The bed was really comfy, even though I didn't sleep very well the three nights I stayed there (which might have something to do with sleeping along for the first night in two weeks). The walls weren't very tick, so earplugs are recommended! My shower drain was blocked the first day I showered, I told the people in the reception and the next time I had a shower it was fixed. Location - Very central at Earl's court. 2-4 min walk from the sub-way. 5-10 min sub way into the heart of London. If you don't mind having a small room, and don't mind sleeping with earplugs, this is defently the hotel for you.

This was one of the best "deals" to be had in London. Good location to the tube station in a nice neighborhood. Hotel lobby is nice, but its obvious thats where they spent all their money. Room was pretty run down, but then when you're traveling on the cheap in London, you can't expect much. I'd only recommend this hotel to those who want to save a buck or two and don't care about the condition/size of room.

The hotel is old, the location is great to use the tube or bus. The room is really smal with 2 twin beds. the room was uncomfortable and it was cold by the window and hot away from it. I would say for just a little bit more you can find a better hotel. I would not stay here again.

I have stayed at this quiet central budget hotel many times, and have found the standards in excess of the cost. Not surprisingly, the rooms are small, and the bathrooms miniature, but the staff are helpful, polite and well groomed. If you're not a fan of Asian cuisine, the restaurant can smell like the night before, and is probably consequently best avoided at breakfast time.

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My room (#405) was sufficient for my requirements: double bed, toilet, shower, TV, mirrors, the bare minimum walking space around the bed to the bathroom, and two short walking steps from the toilet to the shower. My stay was during the second week of December 2007, so what control I had over the radiator-provided heat was to open the window. The hot water from the shower was always available when I showered (usually late morning or late night), though there was a moment one late night where washing my hands the water got no warmer than lukewarm. The hotel staff was generally friendly. The key to my room also has a large plastic key necessary to turn on the electricity for my room. When leaving the hotel I had to return the key to the front desk on the way out, so there's no opportunity to lose the key. Upon my return, the staff recognised me by the second day as the guy in 405, so there IS a bit of a personal touch. I could hear people milling about in the hallway from inside my room which is only irritating if you're trying to sleep, but it never reached a level where something had to be done about it. Oh, and the elevator is fairly slow-moving and small (fits two people with luggage at best). It's an old building. One must adapt. The hotel location in Kensington is extremely convenient and within easy walking distance from Earl's Court Station of the Underground (subway), two or three national banks with ATMs, McDonald's, Burger King, Subway, a decent grocery store, three Internet cafes, three or four pubs, decent restaurants and a keen bakery. I'd certainly stay there again as a single or with one other person.