Premier Inn London Kensington (Olympia) hotel in Kensington and Chelsea

At the premier inn I don’t know when times begins Also Jenny says she’s seen it all but she is right in her own way

They treated us very well, the breakfast was correct. The only downside is that despite having asked for the room to be cleaned, they only changed the towels and did not make the bed or clean anything in the 5 days.

This is by far the best premier inn I have ever stayed in. The premier plus rooms are wonderful , the hotel is immaculate in all areas but what really made our stay special were the amazingly attentive staff. They could not have done enough for us, so helpful!

Friendly staff, unfortunately room was dated, shower dripped constantly which kept us awake. Also room & pillows smelt fusty and aircon/heating didn't work correctly. Normally premier inns are our go to hotels as they are comfy, clean and looked after but would not stop in this particular hotel again. Also alot of road noise. Ready to get home for a good nights sleep which is sad as we've always said as a family how comfy & clean premier inn are.

premier inn kensington Olympia matches all other premium inns, always a lovely experience.

Location is great. 5 min walk from the underground. Staff are so friendly. Rooms are great size and so clean. The bed is so comfy and we enjoyed our stay very much

Thankyou for a wonderful stay. The staff were very welcoming and friendly and nothing was too much trouble. Breakfast was the usual high standard for a premier inn. Thank you so much!!🙂

Me and my partner were down in London for two nights and opted to stay here and we really liked it!! The staff were great, they stored our luggage for us prior to check in and were super helpful. Only downside was that they must have been short staffed on our first morning as we had to wait a while to be seated at breakfast; but we don’t mind. Our room was clean, quiet and spacious for a standard double. Only downside was my bedside lamp wasn’t working and our window wouldn’t open, but it’s okay considering we had an AC/Heating unit in the room and we didn’t use the bedside lamps often. Also, I don’t understand how people complain about the walk from Earl’s Court tube station!! It was only five minutes away and well lit. Plus if you used… Google! You’d know how far it was haha. Anyway, we liked it, cheap for London’s usual prices, and we’d stay again.

Excellent location close to the design museum and only a few minutes walk from restaurant fast food , convenience stores and the Tube station.

Not a very nice one, I wouldn't stay here again, although I'm usually a fan of Premier Inns. Room was shabby, bathroom tiny and smelled like drains, toilet didn't flush well, air con wasn't working and even on a freezing cold night I woke up in the middle of the night so boiling hot I felt claustrophobic. Breakfast under-staffed (on a Sunday morning!) so hot food was replenished slowly. Horrible walk from the tube station - wouldn't have wanted to do it on my own at night.

An affordable hotel. The correct rooms, clean, with complimentary tea and coffee. You have to ask the reception in the morning to clean your room and they give you the choice between comprehensive cleaning or just trash cans and a change of towels. Very quick check in and check out at the reception thanks to its staff. Well located, near a street with restaurants and subway and close to several buses heading to the center.

Room was great but the breakfast room was pretty noisy. Location is good but you do have to cross a busy ass road to go anywhere

- Hotel is about 8 mins walk from Earls Court tube stop, the walk takes you past a bunch of fast food places and shops which is super convenient. It took me 15 mins in total from London Victoria station to get there which is absolutely ideal, you can't beat that. - Bit dated on the outside but it is located on a very busy main road. Some scaffolding still up so I assume it's having some sort of make over. - I went to use self check in and the reception woman was very helpful and said sir ill book you in, no problem. - I stayed in room 107 - room was pleasant, warm and smelled clean. Did hear some noise but nothing that would disturb my sleep. No AC but can adjust room temp on wall if need to. Nice comfy bed, only major complaint was neither USB point at the bed worked. That meant I only had 3 plug points in the full room, 2 near front door, and 1 being used by the kettle. Not a major issue for all but I had surgery the next day and needed to make sure all my devices were charged. - Lovely shower, pressure was superb. Overall all you can't beat premier inn, I was worried due to some other reviews but I didn't have a bad experience. I've used premier inn with work alot over the last 3 years and it's always the same consistent good service. I get a good rest and my items are secure. The price is great as well. This most recent stay was £83 for the night. I would recommend staying here, the location and being so close to the tube is honestly fantastic!

Had a very nice stay. Helpful staff, comfortable room, although window was painted shut, will ask for a room with an opener next time. Breakfast was tasty and good value. Would stay again

The least premier of the Premier inns we've stayed in. The rooms are a good size but they need refitting

Great hotel with good value for money. Near Earls Court Station (approx. 7 minutes walk). Travel time by train to Westminster is approx. 20 minutes. Kensington Garden approx. 18 minutes walk. Room was large for 3 people, clean with very comfortable beds. Cloakroom and small clothes rack available. Breakfast for us could have been a little more international, with more choice, but enough to take place. If desired, room cleaning can be ordered daily from reception. The staff on site were very friendly and helpful. We would come again.

The staff is helpful and attentive. The hotel is very well located and very quiet. Breakfast is also very good. However, our room, although clean, overlooked the work and waste was left under our window. No furniture to store your belongings. No possibility of having separate beds.

Warned of ongoing external works but that didn’t bother us. Regardless of the scaffolding, it’s probably the worst Premier Inn room we have ever stayed in. Tiny, dark and cold basement room which had an awful sewage smell through our entire stay. Heating didn’t work so struggled to sleep as I was so cold. Room was tired and the facilities in desperate need of updating. Room was for a family of three of us but only two of everything was left out. Not enough towels, cups etc… We usually stay in Premier Inns as they provide excellent value for money but this room was awful and the sewage smell meant we couldn’t wait to check out. Chose for proximity to Albert Hall but would never come back. Shame to have to write a negative review. Gave it a few stars as staff seemed nice and we received a friendly welcome.

Let's start with the positive, because there is some: the staff are all lovely and helpful. But that's it. The hotel needs a refurb and is filthy. The food is just not good. The breakfast? Well, it's a joke, and not a very funny one. The WiFi? A comedian’s dream—it's laughably bad. And don't waste your money on their "super fast" WiFi; it’s slower than the free one. Overall, it's not a good hotel. Only go there if you have no other options.

Great location, walking distance to Earls Court Tube Station. Great breakfast selection!

This hotel is absolutely disgusting! Do not believe what you see in photos! The room was absolutely filthy! Full of mold and damp. Stank of urine! The bathroom was disgusting, dirty toilet, hairs all over. The drain was exposed in the bathroom. Broken furniture Room tiny, cramped and boiling hot with noisy building work. I don't know how they've stayed open!

A former comfort hotel that has been converted into a premier inn. This franchise is certainly quirky but not in a bad way. Like many hotels and guest houses in the area, the hotel is made of several houses that have been refitted together over time creating one large hotel. The hotel itself is situated on Cromwell road directly opposite the most expensive advertising billboard in the UK (allegedly). Cromwell road is extremely busy but from inside the hotel you do hear any of the road noise unless a blue light vehicle passes. The reception is typical premier inn no frills but efficient and does what it needs to do. Once inside there are few things that make this hotel inappropriate for some travelers. Firstly, the hotel (as mentioned) is the product of an adaptation. This, the corridors and access to the rooms is very narrow and somewhat confusing at first despite being well signed. Some rooms require you to climb small staircases in order to access rooms on the same level and those with restricted mobility may find this difficult. Secondly, there is a lift, however it's small and depending where your room is on the level (there are 3) once out of the lift you do still need to walk up and down corridors to access rooms. This did not bother us one bit as we are young and in good health but if this is not you, you might find this hotel a struggle. Once inside our room, we were amazed by its size. London hotels are typically very small but this family room was one of the largest I've stayed at having a decent amount of floor space, two single beds, and a double. Perfect for a family. The premier inn breakfast was great. Very much as expected and similar to all other premier inns. Good value and ample selection. Checking out was easy too - just place your card in the box. The one big issue the hotel has is WiFi. No matter where we're in hotel WiFi was none existent and these days that's going to be an issue for most people especially travellers with work and family links. If this was sorted out the hotel would be incredible. So if you need WiFi as a must.... You won't get this I'm afraid. Even if you pay for the premier inn ultimate WiFi. It won't happen. In summary, a decent stay with a few draw backs but for the price you won't find anywhere much better.

We stayed a few nights at the Kensington South Hotel for 3 days, the hotel has a great location near Earls Court tube station (handy for travelling to the main attractions) and the Earls Court high street that has loads of handy shops like Boots, M&S Food store, COOP, Macdonald's, KFC, Burger King to name a few, plus a couple of decent pubs. So location fantastic, the hotel is generally clean, great staff, one of the 2 lifts is not working so not the best! Food at the restaurant is really good to be fair, out only gripe is these little flys that kept jumping on our food. Bit yuk to be honest! Surely the hotel knows about this issue, they need to do something about it, another gripe is you cannot open the windows.. keep the air con on for airflow otherwise it gets very stuffy, apart from that, very good, probably not staying there again, it's the little fly's in the restaurant that did our head in!

Room was clean and tidy. Friendly staff.

We spent 3 nights here as part of our 20th wedding anniversary celebrations. Stayed in a Premier Plus room, which was on the 3rd floor and lovely and quiet. The hotel is easy to find and only 10 minute walk from Earls Court Tube station. The hotel is looking tired on the outside, but the rooms were lovely. We were treated to prosecco and chocolates, which was so nice. Remember to ask at reception every morning if you want to get your room serviced, as it's not automatic. The first couple of days there was only one lift working, and it had a mind of its own; stopping at every floor, going down instead of up and being a bit of a pain!

Great hotel for a city trip. Spacious family rooms with good beds. We had a room at the back of the hotel, which was very quiet. Close to the metro station. Breakfast buffet was fine, children eat free. Cleaning and change of towels on request and possible daily. We only missed a small refrigerator.

Had the worst experience ever at this hotel, Having stayed at many Premier inns in my time i thought this hotel would be like the others quiet comfy beds nice staff etc everything you would expect from this well known hotel. Well i completely got it wrong first of all the lift was out of order only 1 worked wifi never worked the service at the bar was a disgrace 3 people where on shift 9pm and we was the only ones at the bar waited 20 mins to get served and the guy that surved us looked anoyed that we wanted drinks but that was nothing compared to the next morning i woke up with my partner we both had bites and our skin was extremely itchy i looked at the bed sheets and was horrified at what i seen had to take pics else no one would believe me. i immediately went to reception where there was a Pakistani woman looking busy on the computer after waiting 5 mins she asked what i wanted which was rude i told her about the situation and she immediately told me to leave the hotel now i was in total shock my bags where in the room she wouldn't even allow me to get my bags after a few mins of me demanding my bags she stormed of downstairs to where my room was, 2 mins later my partner was escorted by her with our suitcases where she gave us a mouthfull this is totally unacceptable i dont no who she thinks she is and i didnt get her name the only way i could describe her when i rang there head office is she was pakistani with those fake lips woman sometimes have i hope for sure karma his this woman as i will never forget this bad experience

Stayed here for three nights for a trade show at Olympia. The rooms were clean and comfortable - you know what you get with a premier inn.

Rooms are nice enough, clean and pleasant. Food is nothing short of disgusting.

You must indicate that they clean your room, otherwise it is the fourth day when they do it.

If you get the right night this can be great value, only 5 minutes walk from Earls Court station, if you get a room at the front there is traffic noise