The staff wasn't friendly and the room is small and dirty. I would not recommend this hotel, for just a couple pounds more you can get a way better place.

Travelled with a group of friends, wanted somewhere cheap and convenient to stay. Wasn't the cleanest room, but we received excellent service.

Went with my wife now in October 2010 , stayed 5 nights, ok hotel , location is perfect, 1 block from Earls Court road ( full of restaurants of all kinds from Kebabs to Burger King and Nando's, pubs,supermarkets including a local Sansburry , pharmacies , internet cybercafes, all kinds of local amenities) and also very close to the Earls Court station. Few minutes away by subway from many turistic attractions. I consider the location and quietness of the hotel its strengths.

The hotel does not have elevator so be prepared to drag your luggage up the stairs on your own. Cleaniness I would say is ok , bathroom is relatively good size and the room is ok eventhough the bed ( at least in this room I stayed ) was not too comfortable.

The only really negative point I would highlight are the ladies at the breakfast as well as the time is served. Eventhough the price was ok and it has included a breakfast , I went only one day. First , they finish serving it at 09:00am sharp. Actually at 08:40m, they already start trying to push you out. I usually wake up early but since we were in vacation I did want to one day or another wake up at 08:30 / 09:00 to get some rest and be prepared to walk all day long through london. The ladies serving the breakfast were rude and not only with us but with all other customers. Avoid breakfast and get something to eat at the local supermarkets and you will be fine. The rest of the hotel is ok for what you pay for , good cost benefit in a quiet and perfect location.

Being a lover of our capital city, I try to visit 2 or 3 times a year. Being on a northern persons wages I try to find the best deals going. On this occasion my cousin and I visited London for two nights. We both found the Manor Hotel, PERFECT for our requirements.

The hotel is in a very convenient place to Earl's Court underground station with lots of eating places and pubs on the doorstep. It is in a typically London side road which has no noise from traffic whatsoever.

On arrival at around 2 p.m we were greeted by a very friendly oriental looking lady who was cleaning the outside of the hotel, she took us straight to the reception desk and booked us in. We asked about 'curfew' time and were told there wasn't any. We could come back at any time we chose (which proved absolutely right). On a budget hotel the only thing we expect are clean beds (everything else is a bonus). First sight of the room and the twin beds had brilliant white sheets and beddings and the bathroom was clean and tidy. It was bigger than many 'budget' hotels we have stayed in London. There were enough drawers and hanging space and a t.v as well. We were well happy with our choice and went out for the day returning at 1 a.m. and were greeted by a really friendly man when we returned. We found the beds really comfortable and slept really well as there was no noise from anywhere.

Included in the budget price was a 'continental' breakfast. We couldn't believe they would actually give us something to eat for the price as well and it was fine - the kind of breakfast you would have at home - fruit juice, cereal and toast, tea and coffee. In fact the hotel was akin to spending time with friends in their house. Everyone we encountered was friendly, helpful but totally unintrusive. There were no strict rules about anything,

One thing we found very helpful was there was an abundance of literature in the hotel about London and maps etc which helped us decide what we wanted to do and how to go about finding it.

We will definitely return to this particular hotel and most definitely recommend to friends who want a no nonsense exceptionally priced central location lodgings. Thank you the staff at the Manor, we wish our holiday had been longer.