We stayed in a luxury double for 4 nights at the end of May 2008. The room was nicely furnished and overlooked the square. The square is beautiful and peaceful.

The hotel is close to the Earl's Court tube station and in a quiet and safe neighborhood. There are plenty of reasonably priced restaurants and pubs on Earl's Court Road.

The breakfast room is bright, sunny and comfortable. The breakfast is a wonderful assortment of fresh fruit, yogurts, cereals, cheeses, meats and breakfast rolls and pastries. This is a nice change from the roll and cereal of other hotels in this price range!

The best part of this gem of a hotel is the staff. They are pleasant, helpful and cheerful.

I will definitely stay here again!

Located at Earl's Court at the outskirts of Zone 1 is this very pleasant little hotel. The hotel itself is a short 5 minute walk from the Tube station and is located on a quite street off the main road and facing a very pleasant private garden / square. Earl's Court Tube station is on the Circle Line as well as the Picadilly Line which means that Soho, Convent Garden and Oxford Street are easy to get to.

The staff were efficient and courteous. The room was of a good size (especially for London and the price). The price was reasonable. Breakfast was good and was served in a nice dining area with a fabulous skylight.

There is no cable but there is a dvd player and radio/hifi in the room. Wifi is also provided but it was very weak in our room (on the 2nd floor).

Every room in the hotel is different. Ours was the Mezzanine Suite. As the name suggests, the room was built in such a way that the bed room was on a different level from the main entrance and the toilet. The design meant that there was more space in the room. However, it also meant that the bedroom had a fairly low ceiling and that we had to climb up and down a fairly steep and narrow flight of stairs every day. Also, the lights switches were not well designed and the main lights could not be switched off from the bed.

Overall, we liked this hotel. It was very clean and well maintained. It was great value for money and coming back every night was a pleasure. we must however caution that some of the rooms did appear to be rather small.

ps. We booked the hotel directly from the hotel website. The hotel was quick to reply and booking the hotel (through emails) was a painless and pleasant experience.

With the current USD to GBP exchange rate, there is no such thing as a cheap place to stay in London. Add to that the crap shoot of booking a place sight unseen and the range of reviews you can read for any hotel - even TripAdvisor can only allay so many fears.

I am happy to report, however, that Twenty Nevern Square is a gem of a place to stay in London. Through one of their specials, I booked a luxury double; they put me in the Chinese double, a lovely room overlooking the square, quiet and comfortable. As expected, the room was small; having traveled and lived abroad, I didn't expect - or need - American expansiveness, and they have used the space to good effect: a massive dresser and roomy closet provide plenty of storage, a small table provides a place to work or eat. The bathroom was also economical but provided quite enough room and plenty of towels; the shower was powerful and the hot water was plentiful.

Because I was running late, I asked for breakfast to be delivered to my room - one of the complimentary perks. Continental breakfasts usually consists of a bowl of museli, a dry croissant and some jam; my tray offered a small selection of meat and cheese, two kinds of yogurt, museli, fresh fruit, three types of pastry, jam, milk, juice and tea - all very tasty.

The staff I encountered were both pleasant and helpful. The gentleman on night duty located an extension cord for me so I could plug my Mac into the (too low to the floor) outlet; my breakfast arrived promptly and with a smile; the porter carried my suitcase to the curb for me when I left that morning.

Earl's Court is also a good location. Two tube stops are within minutes of the hotel; buses are frequent; taxis abound. There are plenty of restaurants within walking distance if you'd like to stay local for an evening meal.

I'm aware there are more luxurious places to stay in London and I know there are less expensive hotels. I was very pleased with my stay at Twenty Nevern, however, and as the budget allows, I plan to return.

Stayed in March 2008, fantastic hotel, great staff, very good customer service. I took advantage of of the March speicals online and booked the Pasha Suite, a beautiful room with a lovely marble bathroom . My girlfriend was very impressed with my choice. The breakfast is great, we were lucky durring our 2 night stay we had Sunshine in the morning and we had our breakfast on the Terrace overlooking the square.

All in all great hotel and will definately stay again.