Hotel Oliver Oliver Hotel

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Excellent service at reasonable price.

It's not a luxury hotel but it's very close to the busiest area of London. The room was very small and the bathroom was so small that to lather up you had to open the door. A fat person couldn't bathe in that bathtub.

Stayed here for 3 nights. For the amount paid the room was acceptable; with a comfortable bed, reasonable size room, nice and good sized bathroom, everything was clean and tidy. Breakfast was good and table service. Some variety would have been nice but for what we paid I will not complain. There was a deposit for remote controls for the TV and AC, I found it strange but OK. Basically if you are visiting London and need a place to rest your head while you explore the city during the day, this hotel is a good choice.

Nice location near tube. Good service and friendly breakfast.

2 min walking distance from Earl's court tube station. 2 min from several restaurants, grocery store. Very convenient to get to all the touristy places. No frills place. Decent room and breakfast. Better get your own body wash.

Not bad, but no more. Cheap for the neighborhood. Bad soundproof.

Small rooms, mostly clean, a little run down, good location, reasonably priced.

I stayed at the hotel for 4 days, great location near stop both bus and metro, quaint neighborhood, small but cozy room with an electric teapot available and the tea. Basic bathroom. Typical English breakfast, no croissants. Staff helpful, professional, perfect welcome even though we arrived at 3am.

Nice staff, very good located just few minutes walking to the metro station. Rooms are clean. The price with breakfast included is worth.

Hotel a Londra … "very beautiful style"

Fantastic location, great staff. The rates were very reasonable. The rooms were a little small and dated, but I would definitely stay there again.

Perfect situation and correct to visit London. Breakfast perfect.

A budget hotel in Cromwell Road. It is located in the main central part of London. Generally booked. Rooms are pretty small but all basic services are available. Very good eating options are available nearby and the hotel only serves breakfast. Other meals cannot be ordered. Wi-Fi is free and 24 hrs tea and coffee are available in the dining area on self service.

This hotel is located a short walk from Earl's Court tube station with plenty of places where you can get something to eat/drink nearby. I was in a single room and it was very small. It was also extremely warm in the room. However for what I paid and for the location, I really can't complain. If you want something cheap, functional and well located then you could do a lot worse than Hotel Oliver.

The hotel is well located and the staff is super helpful and welcoming.

Great location, quiet neighborhood. The rooms are very clean and very small. Friendly and helpful staff. Breakfast not very plentiful however you can drink tea or coffee all day for free in the breakfast room.

The Room 4 is nothing short of horrendous, ancient bath, uncomfortable sockets, cobwebs, lurid chandeliers. There are also nice rooms like the 104.

Comfortable place, if a little basic. No tea and coffee in the rooms for instance. Parking available underground by arrangement, for £25

Good location for the price. Rooms are small but comfortable. Breakfast is good too, with friendly staff.

Very helpful staff. Decent, basic rooms, to a good level of cleanliness. A reasonable price for a hotel in this area. An option for underground car parking across the street, again at a reasonable price, given the location.

Had a great time even though I only stayed a couple of days for a event I was in London for and the little time we spent here was very little but good.

The rooms were incredibly small, hard to walk around, the shower head needed to be cleaned, basic repairs needed to be done and when I asked about a replacement comforter cover, I was told there weren't any extras. The bed was extremely hard (the floor would have been softer, but it was in need of a shampoo) and I woke up in so much pain every morning because of the how hard the mattress was. The sink in the bathroom was way too small to wash my face, just barely big enough to wash my hands. The water temp in the shower kept fluctuating, but the water pressure was good. One of the the things my family loves about travelling is the breakfast, this one was terrible. The included breakfast consisted of cereal, yogurt, fruit, bitter orange juice, toast, boiled egg, lunch meat and sliced wrapped cheese. This is their continental breakfast, but you can't serve yourself. This was far from the the traditional English breakfast we've become accustomed to while traveling throughout the UK. The one star comes from the location. It was honestly a great location to hop on the bus and/or the tube.

Incredibly Centrally located for the price, stayed at Hotel Oliver Saturday 7th February '15 for a night. Had booked a room for Four in the knowledge that it would be close to 'Ping' London (Earls Court) which was the club of choice for the evening! On arrival we were given a Remote fob for the private car park across the way in which we were able to park up and walk across the road to the hotel in the knowledge that the car would be safe for the weekend, we paid £20 for this feature which to be fair in London was not outrageous. Especially considering that upon checkout we were able to leave our car in the car park until we left London later that day allowing us to explore a bit and make a weekend of it! The Hotel itself is pleasant, the rooms have everything you need for a decent nights sleep and leave no opportunity to complain with a modern design and polite staff, if you arrive after 7pm on a Saturday then there is free parking quite literally on the hotels doorstep until 8 am on Monday morning, pop your luggage in the lobby and Earls Court underground is less than a Three minute walk allowing you to explore London as much as you might wish! You would usually expect to find additional charges/deposits etc at a hotel in London but I can assure you that once you have paid for your room and parking that is all you will have to worry about.

The hotel is in a good condition. The clean leaves clear potential upwards. In particular who travels often and is überwöhnt by the Western standard is promoted back in this hotel on the lowest floor of the facts. The device might be called nostalgic. The nostalgia extends from the rusted Towel rack of yellowed wallpaper, something in the years lost Metallfedermatrazen, broken doors, moldy grout etc. This rustic experience throughout the entire hotel. This is what bothers but the love, worn out and broken, what falls into complete lack of love for the detail it not the old. The whole is completed by the location of the bedrooms to the busy main street, causing day and night 1:1 can be experienced with the London traffic due to the missing sound insulation glazing. The staff is largely cold — I would like to take out only a very friendly English maid —. A family business in morgenländischer hand seems to be the hotel. Who already once made holiday in the Middle East will not take again here but the usual exuberant Oriental hospitality. Instead, it will be in this hotel alone as far as possible left and spared with any kindness. Staff is usually so strong in tipping activity with a view's Smartphone connected to, it is only understandable, that the guest not look can be appreciated. This is true of the missing welcome upon arrival to almost longed-for departure.

Expected an "executive family room" that we booked. ROOM SIZE: was good. CONDITION: was below average for an executive room, stains on carpet, mould on bathroom ceiling and bedroom curtain, water damaged bedroom ceiling and spider webs above the bed. BREAKFAST SERVICE: was unorganised and had to ask for cups, cutlery, jams and milk that should of been prepared as standard. Stayed in far better places for less money. Won't be staying there again. James Morris — FRCC Managing Director.

Room was small. Very dusty bed. Small bathroom. Breakfast was good though, and they sell bottled water in dining room which was convenient. You can also leave your bag at the reception and collet it later even after you checked out. Ok in overall.

Bad breakfast A suicide apple, no continental breakfast but table service, a towel in the bathroom and a bar of soap and a sachet of shower.

Negative: Recognizing that its location is perfect, as is practically in the Centre of the city, with tourist attractions nearby, also have a subway stop at two minutes, bus stops, bars to eat and supermarkets. The rooms are all wrong if you just go to sleep and cleaning is not normal. My experience was not very good because the second day that we stayed in the hotel I decided to leave money hidden in the suitcase of a couple of hours, so just thought we go to eat and return to enter it in the Bank. And what was my disappointment that had stolen me the money back! We assume that it was clean, but the worst part of losing 350 euros for a student that is muuuuuuucho money, was that the hotel was not responsible and they even doubted that we had had any money. I thought it was a disgrace and I think it's fair that anyone who thinks go know that: or should not go to that hotel or know that the staff has very long hands and many face hard. Because London with its charm removed you, in a way, the bad taste in mouth, could continue enjoying our trip, that Yes, almost without money.

Rooms very dated, old carpet with smell of cold tobacco or mothballs
rooms on the street very noisy and tiny
staff not friendly
Hotel do not remember cheap but far too expensive for delivery.