London Premier Kensington

I’m not sure it’s that bad… but then again, I was just happy to put down my bag.
After our long, epic journey with our friends, we parted ways… they went to stay in a flat since they were staying a week, while we chose a hotel for two nights. My husband booked this hotel. It was really reasonable and was close to Earl’s Court Station and our friends’ rented flat. He then proceeded to drag me to two other hotels with Premier in the name. That’s not the hotel’s fault.
Check-​in was swift and they showed us to our room. There was a tiny elevator… thank Heavens. The room was small-​ish, but still had plenty of space to move around… the bed was comfy… there’s a tv we didn’t turn on. We were told that the wifi only worked in the lobby, but we could still get a signal in our room. Woo hoo. The staff was really helpful: I needed to buy a rolly suitcase because I didn’t want to carry my stupid backpack anymore. They told me there was a shop right down the street. I also needed a shuttle to Luton— but they told me that there wasn’t a shuttle, but could order me a car. So instead we took a train.
Now, we didn’t mention these next few problemos to the staff at the hotel. Mostly because I didn’t really care and/​or it didn’t really bother me. The air conditioner/​fan was loud. Like super loud… we turned it off because it wasn’t that warm and every so often it would make a loud noise… like when you were just about to fall asleep, it wanted to sing you the song of its people. Well, I sleep like the dead, but my hubby was startled. The washroom had a broken tile on the floor in front of the sink. I saw a switch on the wall for a floor warmer. I didn’t want to touch it in case the broken tile had the floor warmer beneath it. The window was broken. I didn’t really notice it because of the flowing curtains in front of it, but the glass was broken. Again, if it was noisier because of the year round ventilation, I didn’t notice it…
We didn’t get the breakfast. I think they wanted an extra eighteen pounds (not sure if it was each or together) for a full English. Hmm… for eighteen pounds, I think I could do a lot of damage at a Pret a Manger instead.

Il y a des hôtels qu’on préférerait oublier. Celui ci en fait parti. Chambre minuscule, exiguë, bruyante. Aucun avantage. Rapport qualité prix plutôt médiocre.