Find hotels near Institute of Cancer Research, London from AED 232

"We had a lovely room with great views across Battersea Park. Bed was really comfortable and the breakfast was great."

"Breakfast menu good, plenty of choice"

"Quite a wait to check in. The room didn’t have robes and we could have used them to go to the pool as the changing rooms were shut. There were only 2 dry communal rooms available and they seemed angry when we locked the door! Just got there in time to avoid massive queues for breakfast which was yummy. Unfortunately, the room had an internal window which only looked out at a brick wall opposite. Thankfully we didn’t need to be in it for long. The charging usb points on the bedside tables did not work and the hairdryer kept shutting off. The beds were very comfy though. "

"When we arrived to check in the staff were lovely. They explained how the key card system on your phone worked and then escorted us to the building we were staying in, it was raining and the small touch of the umbrella didn't go unnoticed. The room was spacious and clean, we were a family of 4 and had chosen the room with the queen sized bunk beds. We were very impressed and would highly recommend the hotel. The shops and Earls court tube station were a 3 minute walk away. The Natural history museum were in close proximity (about 25 minute walk). "

"Very spacious room and very clean. Particularly liked the swimming pool which was perfect for our family of four. Helpful staff and easy check in made it an enjoyable stay."

"Great choice for single travellers. The rooms are small "

"Don’t do breakfast "

"Pleasant and helpful staff. Beautiful property with well appointed, clean rooms. Convenient to Richmond station. Fantastic breakfast."

"As a single woman travelling alone, I rarely feel unsafe in a hotel, but unfortunately at this hotel I did and I never leave negative reviews. Upon arriving the reception area had a few Eastern European men ‘mooching’ about, there was nobody on reception to greet me, but knowing this is a check in remotely hotel that was fine, had it not been for the men hanging around the area. My room although clean had a horrible smell and the balcony door was unlocked. I had a terrible nights sleep, not just because the bed is so hard, but I woke at every noise thinking someone was entering the room. At 4:45am there was a few knocks on my door - I don’t know if this was a room mistake, but just added to my concern. There wasn’t any mention of having to pay for parking onsite, so was annoyed at having to pay £10 to park overnight- especially when in the morning I could see I could have parked outside the hotel for free. I have since read that this hotel is/was housing asylum seekers, so if you’re a lone woman travelling alone; I would avoid - equally if you don’t want to sleep on a rock hard bed avoid. "