Blue Bells Hotel

The hotel is charming, with a Chris**as 🎄 tree, beautiful lights outside, and a lovely view; the breakfast staff was accommodating, and the reception staff was as well. I will be back next time. Thank you Guys so much. You made my stay very pleased 😘😘I wish you all HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!

Hotel is handy for Notting Hill Gate tube being only a 5 minute walk away. The site of the hotel is in a quiet and lovely neighbourhood but is also only a 10 minute walk from Queensway which has lots of pubs and places to eat. Reception staff were helpful and the continental breakfast was fine. The fixtures and fittings of the hotel however are dated and extremely basic. It feels like walking into a 1930s museum. The view from my room was a brick wall about 6 feet away from the window. The room was very warm and the only viable means of ventilation was to wedge the sash window open with the dustbin. Noise from the building, other rooms and trains was audible well into the night. For want of a better word some of the furniture in the room was manky. The desk chair was frankly embarrassing. It was very old and looked like it had been mauled by a tiger. I can’t understand why a hotelier with any integrity would think it was acceptable to furnish a room with such an item. The breakfast room wasn’t large enough however fortunately the garden area had two small tables in it to use and fortunately the weather just happened to be okay to sit outside. In short this hotel is cheap and for a lone traveler who wants a very basic one nights stay it is okay for the price. But personally from my experience I wouldn’t take my family here or stay for more than one night.

Hands down one of the worst hotels I've ever stayed in. It was dirty, the chair in the room was faded, peeling and sagging. The bed was on an angle and I kept almost rolling off in the night. There was no water from the hot tap to wash your hands and the room was ridiculously hot. The pipes started squealing at 7am. The receptionist couldnt be bothered to end the phone call he was on to his mate to check me in, just carried on chatting away while I stood there like a lemon. Cheap but definitely cheap for a reason. I couldnt bear to stay there another minute so I left before breakfast even though it was included.

The Hotel is in a very nice quiet location but very close to Tube & Bus routes. Room was clean and reasonably well equipped but getting dated. The one desk chair was very shabby and should be disposed of. Room was quiet at night and the bed very comfy but only one pillow per person for the two of us. We will definitely use this hotel again as it was overall good value.

Everything was wonderful. The only thing i would change is the shower water pressure. The room was large, comfortable, and quiet.

Convenient locations, however, the downside is the extended bed is impossible to sleep in for two peoples. Super soft and sinking in the middle, one of us had to sleep on the floor. Not very pleased, after all we paid and expected to have a good night sleep.

We were placed in a room in the basement, shower knobs not working

Booked 2 nights at this hotel as a solo traveler so I could go see some west end shows and do some sightseeing. The hotel is situated on a quiet square overlooking private gardens and about a 5 minute walk from Notting Hill Gate Tube Station, took about 15 minutes to get into the theatre land area. Short walk to Portobello Road. My room (26) looked out onto a brick wall but I had no problem with this as I could leave the window and curtains open when sleeping as it was warm. Room was small but clean, bed was comfortable, and added bonus was a small fridge. Breakfast was continental, plenty of choice - croissants, toast, cereal, yoghurts, fruit, eggs, cheese and ham. The filter coffee was very nice, also had apple juice, orange juice and water available. I was very happy with my choice of hotel and found it excellent value for money. I would definitely book again.

Very quaint hotel, lovely members of staff and delightful a**osphere.