Looking for the best places to stay in Earl’s Court? Discover the top hotels in the area with this handy guide.
Words by John Rogers
Planning a trip to London and decided to bed down in Earl’s Court? An excellent choice, we must say. Although the exhibition centre and concert venue at Earl’s Court has been demolished, there are still dozens of reasons to visit this stunning corner of West London.
Close to Kensington, Chelsea, Hammersmith and Fulham, as well as within very easy reach of the Thames and London’s West End, we think that Earl’s Court is the perfect place to ensconse yourself for any visit to the capital.
Whether upmarket shopping or boat spotting on the river is your vibe, we’ve got you covered with the best hotels near Earl’s Court.
Best Hotels in Earl’s Court: At a Glance
| Best Hotels in Earl’s Court – Top Picks | Hotel |
| Best Overall Hotel in Earl’s Court | The Milestone Hotel |
| Best Hotel for Luxury | Baglioni |
| Best Hotel for a Unique Stay | Henley House |
| Best Hotel for Budgets | Twenty Nevern Square |
Best Hotels in Earl’s Court
The Milestone Hotel & Residences
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Sitting on a site that oozes an extremely rich history that features Russian Ambassadors, white elephants and an asylum, The Milestone Hotel has just celebrated its centenary and remains one of London’s most beautiful and upmarket hotels.
The hotel offers several choices for rooms, including the Noel Coward Suite, each of which is individually decorated with luxurious soft furnishings and ornate furniture.
The Stables Bar has all the elegance of an exclusive Gentlemen’s club, while the Oratory is a stunning wood-panelled chapel that’s now the perfect setting for an intimate afternoon tea for two.
A stay at The Milestone doesn’t come cheap, but if your wallet can stretch to it, it’s worth every penny to experience their unrivalled customer service.
K & K Hotel
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This Victorian building houses a handsome 4* boutique hotel just 350 yards from Earl’s Court tube station. With free Wi-Fi and tastefully designed modern, air-conditioned rooms throughout, the K&K Hotel is an excellent choice for travellers during a London summer.
It sits in a perfect location for families, less than half-an-hour walk from some of London’s best free museums (V&A, Science Museum and Natural History Museum), while those seeking to sit and relax will revel in the attractive, peaceful private garden.
All en-suite bathrooms come with underfloor heating, while those needing to work on the go can make use of the convenient computers, internet connections and printer. The hotel also has an on-site gym for anyone that likes a work-out to start or end their day.
No. 1 The Mansions
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No 1 The Mansions is an elegant 19th Century property that has been converted into a range of luxurious apartments. Each of which is individually designed and decorated, providing guests with enormous levels of comfort, character and, above all, space.
Each apartment comes complete with a fully-equipped kitchen area for those that want to self-cater, as well as a flatscreen TV, spacious bathroom area and daily housekeeping service.
Better yet, these apartments are fully serviced and come with concierge front desk service should you need anything during your stay.
Henley House Hotel
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Overlooking a stunning residential garden square, Henley House provides guests with tasteful modern elegance during their stay. Each room is decorated in a vibrant colour palette with cool soft furnishings exuding a feel of Cool Britannia.
Rooms include air conditioning as standard, while their fibre-optic LED lighting provides the backdrop to suit any mood and setting. High-speed Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel, and each room comes with a custom-made desk that includes audio and video connectivity, allowing you to connect any portable device to the large flat screen LED TV.
This mid-range boutique stay is perfect for anyone with modern tastes and a limited budget.
Baglioni Hotel
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On the hunt for the dreamiest hotel near Earl’s Court? Look no further – this Italian-run hotel about half-a-mile from Earl’s Court station is the perfect location for anyone that wants to experience some of the best views West London has to offer. While enjoying a personal butler and chauffeur-driven car as standard.
Overlooking Kensington Gardens, the staff at Baglioni go to extraordinary lengths to make your stay a memorable experience.
With richly ornate decor in each individually-designed room, and nestled within easy reach of Kensington’s museums, Baglioni also has an on-site spa and fitness centre as well as offering complimentary transfers to and from all of London’s major airports.
Blackbird Hotel
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A 4* hotel situated within easy reach of Earl’s Court station, the Blackbird Hotel might just boast the best hotel breakfast in London. But that’s not the only reason we love this hotel…
Rooms are a fusion of classical and modern features, providing a sense of elegance and comfort in amongst the hustle and bustle of this thriving West London neighbourhood.
Each room also comes with a TV, rather bougie en-suite bathroom, Wi-Fi connectivity and complementary toiletries to pamper yourself with during your stay.
London Court Hotel
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One of the best budget boutique hotels in London, never mind Earl’s Court, the London Court Hotel provides guests with a luxurious experience at budget prices. Believe us when we say that quality is not lacking at this charming little hotel.
Each room is beautifully designed to meet contemporary tastes, while whetting the appetite for what London has to offer. En-suites with power showers come as standard, while every room also has a hairdryer, 32-inch TV and fridge.
Those streets facing onto the street also have noise-reducing double-glazing to minimise distractions at night. So you can slink into bed after a long day of exploring London and sleep, undisturbed.
Twenty Nevern Square
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This Earl’s Court hotel may be wallet-friendly, but Twenty Nevern Square certainly doesn’t scrimp on quality. This boutique red-brick bed and breakfast has a range of rooms, each individually designed in an exotic mix of European and Oriental designs.
You can choose from an ornate four-poster to a hand-carved king-size, from a luxury double to the unique splendour of an Egyptian sleigh bed. All rooms come with Wi-Fi and air-conditioning as standard, with bathrooms decorated in floor-to-ceiling white marble.
The airy and bright Conservatory provides guests with the perfect kick-start to the day as they enjoy breakfast, opening out onto decking to provide summertime al-fresco breakfast opportunities.
Templeton Place by Supercity Aparthotels
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Templeton Place has entered the newly burgeoning aparthotels market with their offering of fully managed studios and 1-bed apartments.
Aside from the fact that it’s the perfect location for travellers to create a home-from-home while on holiday, each apartment comes with its own kitchen area and fully-stocked bathroom, iPod docking stations and air-conditioning along with complimentary Wi-Fi.
Pretty swish, we think.
These stylish contemporary spaces give guests the freedom of staying in their own apartments with all of the benefits that come from self-catering. Yet, with the reassurance of on-site help and maintenance, should it be needed.
OIiver Plaza
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The Oliver Plaza hotel underwent a full facelift in May 2018, making it one of the most attractive places to stay in the Earl’s Court area. Less than a minute away from the Underground station, it’s in a prime location for guests wanting to explore the local area and venture more centrally.
The renovation brought tasteful modern decor to each room, along with full Wi-Fi coverage and a large LCD television. Each room also comes decked out with compelling modern art pieces and a well-equipped en-suite, helping to make Oliver Plaza an outstanding mid-budget option in an excellent location.
The Rockwell
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Looking to stay somewhere in London that’s a little more traditional? Look no further than The Rockwell – a classically designed boutique hotel just five minutes walk from Earl’s Court station. Many communal areas at this hotel have retained their original features, including iron bannisters and 19th Century floor mosaics.
Guests can choose from a range of rooms from standard singles to the rich pickings of the Mezzanine Suite, each coming with bespoke wooden furniture, a floor-to-ceiling feature window, air-conditioning, Wi-Fi and a mini-bar.
Each en-suite comes with complimentary toiletries and a bathrobe to complete an extremely comfortable experience.
Saint James Backpackers
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This outstanding family-run hostel in Earl’s Court has been welcoming backpackers to London for almost five decades.
Saint James Backpackers lies in an original Victorian house, while the hostel is packed with tasteful modern decor and a host of excellent modern amenities. These include two large dining areas, a communal TV area, an outdoor gym and communal kitchen.
Dorms are a notch above the usual plain white bedspreads and metal bunk beds, with art on the walls and more than a splash of colour providing guests with a warm welcome.
Better yet, you can choose from a range of dorm offerings – including female-only rooms – to provide safety and reassurance for travellers.
Saint James Backpackers
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This outstanding family-run hostel in Earl’s Court has been welcoming backpackers to London for almost five decades.
Saint James Backpackers lies in an original Victorian house, while the hostel is packed with tasteful modern decor and a host of excellent modern amenities. These include two large dining areas, a communal TV area, an outdoor gym and communal kitchen.
Dorms are a notch above the usual plain white bedspreads and metal bunk beds, with art on the walls and more than a splash of colour providing guests with a warm welcome.
Better yet, you can choose from a range of dorm offerings – including female-only rooms – to provide safety and reassurance for travellers.
Where to Stay in Earl’s Court: FAQs
Practical Tips to Consider Before Booking your Earl’s Court Accommodation
- Earl’s Court is an affluent area that’s also home to a vibrant nightlife. With a huge range of outstanding bars and places to eat, you won’t be short of things to do once the sun dips below the horizon.
- The area is very close to Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park, providing travellers the opportunity to explore open green spaces while walking and seeing the best of what London has to offer in terms of nature.
- There is so much to explore around Earl’s Court that we recommend remaining on foot and above ground to tick off some historical places of interest in one of London’s most popular areas.
