Find hotels near Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum, London from AED 269

"Overall We had a pleasant stay."

"Wonderful property in a great location! Staff was super kind and helpful! We will definitely book again!"

"Noisy, noisy, noisy! Had to change rooms as the noise from the nearby elevator and doors closing was annoying! New room was worst than the old room as it was a foot away from a loud closing fire door! Bathrooms are a hazard! A huge slippery high bathtub dominates the bathroom! The best thing about this hotel is the location."

"Very friendly staff , quit area and very close to everything "

"Great customer service from reception team"

"This is really a fabulous hotel. Spotlessly clean, staff all very friendly and helpful. It is in a lovely location, only a short walk to Earls Court station and to The High Street where there are loads of shops, restaurants and pubs. We had a twin room, lovely modern shower room and all very clean. Safe and small fridge in room. There is no breakfast but there is a toaster and a microwave which can be used by visitors. There is fresh water on tap, still and sparkling and a bottle which you can fill for your room. There is also a machine providing coffee and hot chocolate for the use of visitors, and it is lovely. You can have as much as you like and there is no charge for any of it. There is also a lovely garden with seating which you can make use of. Overall we were very impressed with everything and it was a very reasonable price."

"The hotel room was large, great value and clean. Most of the staff were lovely and helpful. Apart from one who was quite rude at reception. Room service food was also "

"This hotel is wonderfully situated across from a tube station & there is a "Gails Bakery" across the street as well as a pub & several restaurants within a few blocks. The staff were very helpful & professional. We were happy with the comfort of our bed & the shower was great! We would definitely stay here again."

"From the main reception, to the lift, to the room, all areas were filthy! The room floors were grimy, the windows and mirrors were filthy and we couldn't open the bathroom door fully as it was obstructed by the bath. The only saviour for our stay was that the bedding and towels looked nice and clean (we noted that they were done by an outside laundry business) It appeared that the room next door was being used by a prostitute, due to the amount of comings and goings and noise from the room! The stay wasn't made any more welcoming when the fire alarm went off and the, I am assuming the manager, told his staff to "get them out of room 207 for smoking or call the police". This was said in front of many hotel guests, not very professional or discreet. Had it not been the London Marathon we would have tried to get another hotel, but all were fully booked locally. I would NOT recommend this hotel"