Find hotels near Shepherd’s Bush Market, London from AED 284

"Great hotel close to Transportation and food"

"The location is very convenient, with easy access to both buses and the Tube. It’s a quiet and pleasant area with many great restaurants nearby. The price is also very affordable."

"Though the hotel is a bit dated, it is conveniently located within a short walk of Gloucester Road Station, the Natural History Museum, and the Victoria and Albert Museum. The breakfast buffet is great, and the staff are very friendly."

"Great location for visiting Notting Hill. A little pricey for what is essentially minimalist self-service in a trendy wrapper. Like they had his cool budget concept, but forgot to lower the price. ;) More of an Amsterdam Hostel vibe - which is fine if that's what you came for. For a similar price at other London hotels I had helpful staff jumping to assist with check-in, luggage, cabs and what to-do. Not so much here. I wasn't unhappy and would stay again if the price was right. It was new and clean. Breakfast was good but kind light on hot food for the price. "

"This hotel had some definite pluses and minuses. Pluses were free laundry, good breakfast, friendly staff, supermarket across the street, kitchen, comfy beds and pillows, Seating area, good gym. Internet was good. Minuses- hotel is tired. Needs a good refresh. Broken tiles in the bathroom and coffee table was patched back together. When breakfast was busy it was not clean! Staff just dusted the crumbs off the table not cleaning it properly. Busy times needed more help to clean tables. Elevators were sometimes hard to get. Kensington is a good area but not walkable to main attractions so spent a lot of time and money on cabs. There is also construction across the street with two towers being built."

"Good vibes and a nice room"

"This was my fourth stay at this hotel; I stay here for the good value and excellent location, as it’s near my favourite parks (Hyde and Holland) and a useful tube station. This stay was a little disappointing because the hotel is under constant construction. It was very disruptive throughout the day, especially as I’d hoped to work from my room during my 8-night stay. I was annoyed by this and the large, rowdy school group that arrived on my last night, partying next door and in the hallways of my (upgraded) room. The hotel itself was as it’s always been: a bit dated but comfortable enough. The service is hit or miss, depending on whom you’re talking with. I recommend staying here for the location and value, as long as you aren’t looking for luxury. It beats other affordable options by a mile. I love that there are bathtubs in all the rooms and the rooms are quite large for central London. M&S and Boots are at the doorstep, and there are tonnes of great restaurants, pubs, and cafes nearby, as well as shopping and parks/gardens. It’s very, very safe and pretty quiet, too."

"Rundown hotel room with stained carpets. "

"We had a few stays here during a recent visit and a friend stayed in a separate room so we saw quite a few rooms. The quality of rooms was unpredictable but i think they are in the process of renovating. One room was small and really da"