We recently stayed at the Lord Jim after spending 3 nights in London and 3 nights in Edinburgh. Our previous hotel was sold out and we booked through Hotels.com. The outside looks OK but the room was terrible. Ripped carpets, peeling paint, no TV working, no room phone and a front desk that really could have cared less. The bathroom... More

I stayed in this hotel earlier this week, and was extremly dissapointed when my room did not have a toilet in and had to use a shared one two floors down. This was not mentioned on the website or laterooms where the hotel was booked. The room was fairly clean but shower didnt work and the sink was so small... More

This hotel is a work in progress good location, good front of house staff. The bedrooms are very small and need alot of work. We stayed for three night s first could not sleep as we had noises coming from pipes as we were in the basement the view from window well' there wasnt one okay it was a basement... More

The pictures on the website do no reflect the very tired, dirty and run down condition of the entire hotel. More

A very cheap hotel (considering the prices in London), the room was quite small and not as clean as someone would expect. The staff was very helpful and friendly.Quiet neighborhood. 2' walking from the metro station(Earl's court-green line)! A good choise if you don't want to spend a lot of money for 3 days in London! More

Our experience, at the Lord Jim in Earl's Court, was the worst hotel stay we have ever had. The morning we awoke to bed bugs! The hotel's reaction was "that's what you get when you stay in a hotel- too bad for you". Without other options, we tried another room. No bed bugs in second room. But there was mold... More

If you want to spend not more than two or three days in London, on a budget, Hotel Lord Jim is what you need. It's located at 2 minutes walking from Earl's Court underground station, very convenient for London City sightseeing. Staff is very friendly! The room was small, but actually fitting a double and a single bed. The bathroom... More

We booked by calling the hotel and explaining we need a double room and a triple room with wheel chair access. On arrival we booked in to our "double room" it was more like a single room with a double bed in it... was so small you had to climb in the bed from one side and no room to... More

I stayed at the Lord Jim last night as I had to come to London at the last minute for an interview. I paid £52 for one night for an en-suite room and was given a double - it was adequate for one but I hate to think what it would be like for two. The service was extremely friendly... More