Wow, what a gem of a hotel this is!

I stayed with my husband, my sister and two teenage nephews at this hotel on the 2nd of July.

On arrival the hotel came out promptly and took my husband and brother in law to park the car at the designated parking (£25 for 24hr's).

The concierge then carried our cases in and took them to our rooms while we signed in. The front of staff, a lovely lady from Bottswana (Sorry if I got that wrong) welcomed us and arranged everything to make our stay pleasent. The hotel met our requests to be near the children too.

We stayed in room 6 (luxery double)

The rooms are amazing, beautiful fabrics, bed linnen, soft furnishings and marble bathrooms.

The bathroom was well stocked with towels and they had lovely toiletries too that aren't just bog standard. The bathroom was spotless and the shower was hot and powerful.

The bedroom was just stunning with beautiful lamps and was well thought out. It had a cabinet that housed TV with Free view, DVD and CD player.

There was lots of storage for clothes, a trouser press and a fantastic powerful hairdryer. It wasn't one of those weird things that is stuck to the wall and that you can't manouver very well!

When we arrived back late at night, the bed had been beautifully turned down ready for us to slip into, I thought that this was a lovely touch.

Tea, coffee and hot chocolate are free during your stay and you can have this served in your room 24hrs with no extra charge.

Breakfast was the best continental breakfast I have ever had, lovely cheeses, no plastic cheese in sight, quality yogurts and cerial and freshe bakery items. As much tea, coffee and juice as you wanted. You can have this served in your room if you wish at no extra cost. We prefered to go to the very pleasent breakfast room. The ladies who serve the breakfast are very helpful and really look after every detail.

This hotel is close to the tube at Earls Court but far enough down the road to be quiet.

I can't recommend it enough, I wanted to revisit in October with my children 9 & 6 years but sadly they can only accommodate 1 child in the room. They have recommended their sister hotel The Linden. If it is anything like this one we will have a great stay!

Stayed at NSQ20 in June on bussiness had a fantstic stay, the satff were freindly, room was perfect and had a great breakfast.

The staff was very nice, but the hotel is a converted town house, so many of the rooms are extremely tiny. I should have read the fine print more closely to see that the deluxe double and the four poster deluxe double were not at all the same thing. Also I should have requested a room with actual standing room. As it was, we had to live out of our suitcases since there was no place to put anything without making living there impossible. I would recommend the hotel, but you should get the larger rooms if you can.

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!