This little hotel is charming and set in a nice quiet square but within walking distance of restuarants and bars. Handy for subway too. It was clean and the reception staff were nice. Lots of hot water and a good standard of fixtures and fittings. Free toilettries v nice. No Tea/ coffee making facilities in room but bottled water provided.... more

We were a group of four friends who stayed at Twenty Nevern Square for a long weekend in December 2007. It's a lovely hotel, a short walk from Earl's Court tube station. The rooms are very nice and a continental breakfast was included in our room rate. The only thing we didn't like was that the beds had blankets instead... more

Very convenient location : safe area + tube just around the corner (district, circle, piccadilly). Room was tiny but that's how it goes in London and the bathroom was quite spacious and clean. We had lots of wardrobe space in the room, so we stored the luggage in there and had enough space to walk around the bed. Flatscreen TV,... more

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... more

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

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.... more

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.... more

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... more

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... more