Find hotels near Elfin Oak, London from AED 419

"Hotel is having maintenance carried out so arguably shouldn't be open. No water in the afternoon, fire alarm activation in error at midnight (repeated 4 or 5 times before 1:00a.m.) and a wrongly allocated room at Check-In which meant I walked in on a woman made it a disappointing experience. Thankfully it was only one night. "

"Breakfast was good"

"One of the best hotel buffet breakfasts I've had. Friendly and helpful staff at every level and centrally located in Kensington. Also reasonably priced. Will definitely stay here again on my next visit to London."

"WONDERFUL staff, great and accessible location. 5 minute walk to Paddington Station. Breakfast was top notch!"

"Staff is so friendly, perfect location. Rooms are a little small and I thought we were getting a room with a bath from the pictures so make sure to ask before you get your room. Very good staff, very kind."

"The Drey is in a lovely neighborhood close to lots of restaurants and shops and steps from Earls Court tube station. Property is extremely clean and fresh with all modern conveniences. Every staff member was absolutely wonderful and helpful. Will definitely be my choice any time I return to London."

"The hotel was clean, very well decorated, had everything you would need for your stay, the staff are helpful and friendly."

"Pros: Great location close to public transport and right next to Kensington Gardens/Hyde Park. The evening receptionist was genuinely lovely and helpful. The room itself is basic but in line with what you’d expect for the price in London. Cons: A few issues made the stay less comfortable. My room was directly at the top of the stairs, so anyone using the staircase walked right past my door, which meant noise through the night and early morning. The TV didn’t work at all (neither apps nor live channels). The bed and pillow were very uncomfortable, which made it hard to sleep. The biggest concern was the window: it opened fully with no lock, and as a solo female traveller on the first floor above street level, I didn’t feel safe. There are bins and cars directly below, making it easy for someone to reach. I reported this, but the only solution offered after speaking to the manager was to pay for an upgrade. I don’t think guests should have to pay extra to feel safe — a simple window lock would fix the issue. Overall, the room is very small and no‑frills, which is fine for the price. If the window had been secure and the response from management more accommodating, I’d have been satisfied. As it stands, it’s only suitable if you just need a cheap place to sleep and don’t mind the limitations"

"I stayed 2 nights as an Expedia VIP member having booked a 'superior' single room that was advertised as 169 sf vs the standard single room at 129 sf, if i recall correctly. A smarmy concierge checked me in since the receptionists were busy. He assigned me what surely must have been the smallest and worst room in the hotel (#438), located on the top floor and tucked off to the side on a short hall. Dreary and disappointing, it might have been otherwise tolerable had the mattress not curled up and rolled me into a ball in the middle. I hardly slept. In the morning I needed coffee. I opened the capsule coffee maker to discover a white layer of dust. Yuck. After complaining, the woman at the reception desk kindly upgraded me for the second night to a fresher double room on the 1st floor, which was clean and comfortable (even though the bed was a bit hard for my taste). Sadly, the historic allure of the hotel photos on Expedia is not to be seen by the layperson staying in steerage on the 4th floor. Don't book less than a double room here and ask for the ground or first floor if you want to enjoy your vacation."