The Trebovir Hotel Reviews

PLeasant clean hotel with polite staff(very good Bulgarian receptionist)-single rooms a bit on smalll side

Very small but clean room, friendly staff
Only negatives are towels a bit worn, no decaffinated coffee either in room or at breakfast and one of the awful tube hairdryers. however you canborrow a real hairdryer from reception

Room was a little small but very clean and well decorated. Bathroom small but adequate. We stayed midweek and thought price was good (£60 for twin room). Wouldn't want to pay any more for what we got!

Hotel is literally a couple of minutes walk from Earls Court tube. Very friendly welcome. Room was very acceptable. Had double bed and single in so was great for one person. Could be a bit squashed for three though! Bathroom was very small but shower was fine-worked well and plenty of hot water. Breakfast was easy,,,,juice, small selection cereal, a yoghurt and croissants and toast with tea and coffee..Bed was comfortable and bedding crisp and clean. Free wifi. No complaints at all.

The room was clean, the bed was comfortable and the flat screen was a plus. That said, this is the smallest hotel room I have ever stayed in. Despite being a "double room", there is no way two people could stay in this room without falling out with each other. I could almost touch both sides of the room simultaneously. Fine for a night if you're a single traveller.
Excellent location.

Got a bargain price, so can't complain that the room was a little on the small side (especiall bathroom). Breakfast was basic, but again, good for the value. Room was spotless, but have had to mark down a little bit as saw a very small mouse! I was in the basement though and there were no signs of other creatures!

Single room with all you need for the night. Perfectly clean and nice. Could hear the tube trains but not loudly. Recommend.

Room was adequately sized for one person. Small comapact 'pod' bathroom. For the price it's faultless. Breakfast was OK and every member of staff I met/spoke to was courteous, professional and above all friendly. Will use again and have recommended to colleagues.

If the lift had worked it would have been a pleasant stay. But three floors of a Georgian building with bags was a nightmare. The corridors are a bit tight and parking in the area is non-existent (or very expensive). Breakfast is continental so dont expect a bacon butty. But overall for the money its OK.

Clean crisp sheets. Rather thin greyish towels. Comfortable room though the shower pod would be a tight fit for anyone over 9 stone.
The hotel appeared to have been fairly recently refurbished to a fairly high standard. The pink carpets on the basement stairs were dirty but the rest were fine. The heavy tassels on the room keys undoubtedly stopped guests taking them off the premises but as they shed threads prolifically the stairs, in particular, looked as though they were never hoovered.
Breakfast room was very busy around 9am as guests arrived simultaneously to meet the 9am deadline. Most London hotels serve breakfast till 9.30 and avoid this bottle-neck. Serving staff were unfailingly helpful and good tempered in spite of the pressure.
The hotel acquired a new sign while I was there which greatly improved the outside. Reception is very small and somewhat claustrophobic. There did not appear to be a sitting room for guests.

The room and the breakfast were OK. Unfortunately the lift was out of service all four days, my room was on the 4th floor and noone from the staff offered to carry neither my son\'s nor my suitcase! Of course there was no discount because of that!

Overall ok but rooms quite small

The hotel is in a great location for getting around London. The hotel was clean and the staff were helpful. The rooms are quite small and the bathroom even smaller but they were fine for use over a couple of days. there are plenty of eating places on the doorstep and the tube station so you couldn't ask for anythign more.I would consider staying there again

It may be refurbished but the rooms are small, the air con is pointless and there is no restaurant!

I stayed at the Trebovir a couple of times in 2010 and was delighted with its location and the exceptional cleanliness of the rooms. 12 months on and it is still excellent. Still thoroughly recommended.

Although the single room I booked was very small, it was ok for my one night stay.
The staff on reception were excellent - nothing seemed too much trouble for them.
The hotel is very close to the Underground station and there are lots of bars, cafes and shops in the area

My colleague and I enjoyed the facilities which were spotlessly clean and serviced by a friendly and courteous staff team. Within walking distance of tube stations, high street and Earls Court Exhibition Centre, the hotel was perfect for our business requirements. Excellent!

Firstly the negative bits. The original price of the room was meant to be over £200 which had been dramatically reduced to £79. Clearly it wasn't a £200 room. The room was in the basement, although it does have an outside window, but it did smell a bit damp which wasn't helped by the fact the extractor fan in the shower wasn't working. Being a bit more positive, for a single room it was of a reasonable size and it had free wi-fi and is in a convenient location just around the corner from Earls Court tube and in London you don't get much for £79 per night. If you are staying on a limited budget then it just about passes the value for money test.

Problem is rates vary so much in London hotels. At 99 this was good value- clean comfortable and helpful. Not sure I'd go near at the rack rate but a good value venue at what I paid

For an approx £100 per night London hotel this was clean, the staff were very professional and polite. However, compared to anywhere other than London the room was tiny, no room for desk, could just walk around double bed.....just, small bathroom, wardroom built into eaves.

Very narrow room, basically a b&b, good location so very good value, if wanting a good location at a good price then would book again, not if you are wanting any facilities or luxury

The staff at this hotel were welcoming and efficient. The room was small (and the bathroom even smaller!) but this is expected of a London hotel. The location was perfect for Earl's Court. The breakfast was Continental but good quality and plenty of it. We were in the front bedroom in the basement but were not disturbed by any noise from the street.

Rooms are quite small (I stayed in a single room) but the location is very handy (right around the corner from tube station, shops and pubs). Reception staff very friendly. Good hotel for a short stay, and decent for the price.

Really close to Earls Court, friendly reception staff, small room but clean and great for a short stay.

Room was very small & the broken aircon/heating system is totally ineffective as well as being badly placed to give all traveller a cold if not pneumonia it was totally unacceptable.
I have never had such a bad hotel experience in my life
although the staff tried their best they could not resolve the issue.
I will certainly never stay there again

The guest reviews were spot on - it is a bit of a rabbits' warren. But with free wifi and easy access on the tube, I guess 70 pounds is not too bad. No desk or not much place to put anything. Barely could squeeze into the bathroom and shower.

The rooms are very small but clean. bathroom was spotless. Would definately stay here again.
Just around the corner from the tube station. Great value for money and breakfast included in the price. If you want somewhere clean at a good price then I 'd definately recommend this place.

One things happen at night, people living next room use the key of his opened my room's door, it's unacceptable.

Smallish room, no free wi-fi. breakfast limited, reception not manned, so several of us had to wait to get back in. If we had been hoping to catch a train, we might have missed it! But on the whole it was acceptable, though slightly overpriced.

I stayed at the Trebovir Hotel for two nights (room 107) whilst visiting London. The overall quality of the accomodation was excellent, although the bathroom/shower area was very small. The Trebovir makes an ideal base for exploring London as it is so close to the Earls Court underground station. Reception staff always happy to help. Will use this hotel again.

Yes the rooms are not massive but I personally think you would be hard pushed to find better value for money in central London. Will be staying at the Trebovir Hotel again.

A great place: clean, friendly staff, good location for tube and eating and very reasonably priced for London

Rooms was comfortable and clean. Bathroom very small, but served its purpose

Bathroom was tiny and would be a real struggle for anyone of above average size.

Room in the basement had a horrible odour and apparently was the room with the best toilet, not value for money at all. Breakfast was not exciting either.

Small room but clean and adequate. Ideal for city break when not spending too much time in hotel.

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Brilliant find - you get what you pay for. In fact when extending my stay in London I tried to rebook this hotel and could only get a couple of days due to the late notice, but was worth having to move after a couple of nights.

Room was small but in good nick and pretty decent value. Location is good.

A bit of noise from the underground if you are staying in Lower ground rooms, but ok. Breakfast room is small but service is very efficient; If everyone turns up at once then you feel you have to get out quickly. I took my yoghurt to my room!