Chelsea Guest House London, London

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The rooms were decent with the necessary toiletries provided, but there were no bedside tables, just an ensuite shower. The additional windows offered a nice touch, but some noise from the high traffic main road made it hard to sleep. The service varied from uncooperative management to helpful receptionists and cleaners, and the location was relatively close to the center but situated in a noisy neighborhood. While the dining options were not served, the regional jams were a nice touch. Overall, it was an average stay with both positive and negative aspects.

I had a pleasant stay at this hotel. The room was spacious and had additional windows providing great natural light. The bathroom had good sanitary facilities, making my stay very comfortable. However, the uncooperative manager was a downside to an otherwise great experience.

The hotel is situated in the vibrant 'Little Portugal' district within London, near Wandsworth train station and the o2 academy in Brixton. While the rooms lack bedside tables, they feature a cozy bed, en suite shower, toiletries, and tea/coffee facilities. It's a bit noisy due to the lively neighborhood, but it's ideal for those attending events nearby.

The hotel is situated in a charming district known as 'Little Portugal' in London, close to Wandsworth train station and with excellent bus and train connections. The rooms are spacious and come with a tea/coffee tray and toiletries in the bathroom, though the shared toilet on the upper floors may be a downside. The service, unfortunately, is lacking due to an uncooperative manager, yet the housekeeping and tour/ticket assistance remain helpful. The location offers a vibrant atmosphere with easy access to various attractions, including the Brixton academy and Battersea park. Regrettably, the dining is limited to gyudon dishes only, but the hotel does offer good value for money.

The hotel is situated in a convenient location in the lively Clapham area, known as a 'Little Portugal' district, adjacent to the train station which is very handy. The rooms offer a rotating TV, tea/coffee tray, and incredibly comfortable beds, ensuring a cozy stay. Despite some noise from nearby airports, the proximity to small shops and easy access to Gatwick Airport add value. The missing dining services are a downside, yet the world-famous seasoned fries compensate for it.