St Mark Hotel is on the doorstep of the Earls Court Exhibition Centre and other Earls Court attractions such as Freddy Mercury's former home, the picturesque Kenway Village and the Troubadour Cafe where artists like Jimi Hendrix once played. As Earls Court is so close to South Kensington you can also stroll to the Natural History, Science and Victoria and Albert Museums.
St Mark Hotel you can reserve a double, twin, triple or quad room with an ensuite shower room. All of the rooms here are traditionally decorated and furnished, but surprisingly well equipped for a cheap London hotel. You'll find a mini kitchenette inside with a kettle, toaster, fridge and microwave so you can whip up drinks and snacks whenever you want.
St Mark Hotel you can reserve a double, twin, triple or quad room with an ensuite shower room. All of the rooms here are traditionally decorated and furnished, but surprisingly well equipped for a cheap London hotel. You'll find a mini kitchenette inside with a kettle, toaster, fridge and microwave so you can whip up drinks and snacks whenever you want.
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The St Mark Hotel offers 25 guest rooms all with private ensuite bathroom and toilet facilities. Rooms are spacious and elegantly furnished with traditional decor. All guest rooms feature a useful kitchenette (with a kettle, toaster, fridge, and microwave), as well as an indoor safe and electronic key cards.
The St Mark hotel is located less than a mile from Olympia London Exhibition centre. Many exhibitors and visitors of both venues come back and stay at the The St Mark hotel year after year. The St Mark Hotel is ideally located if you are visiting Olympia London for an exhibition, conference, for live music or a special event.
Stamford Bridge is a football stadium, which is used as the Chelsea football club' home. It is located in the London west near London Earl's Court. Stamford Bridge officially opened in 1877 and Chelsea Football Club moved into the new Stamford Bridge stadium in 1905. The capacity was originally planned to be around 100,000 and was the second largest in country behind Crystal Palace venue.
Prime location for anyone visiting Wembley Stadium - just a 2-minute walk away, we overlook the famous structure. Free WiFi is provided at this 4 star hotel in Hammersmith. There's a bar and restaurant as well as a garden, and rooms have air-conditioning and ensuite bathrooms. Hammersmith Tube Station is a short walk away.
Group rooming configuration, supporting group leaders and any male/female or age-related requirements. Please bear in mind that prices vary according to the time of the year. Peak dates include national hoildays, April, May, June, July, September and October. We will work with you to secure the best value option available for your group, and the more flexibility you can offer in terms of the budget, the better options we can find.
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Frank Barning
Nov 27, 2021
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Jatin Ponda
Nov 02, 2021
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Sabeen Mukhtar
Oct 23, 2021
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Kochyy
Oct 02, 2021
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John Kane
Jun 19, 2021
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Logan Joehl
Nov 28, 2019
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The hotel was conveniently located near the underground station at Earl’s Court. The room we received did not look like the photos advertised. Our room had a strange smell and the was extremely small. The bed was uncomfortable and we did not manage to sleep much due to this. I understand the price was very inexpensive for a London hotel, but the quality was poor.
Shar-Ee M.
Jul 03, 2019
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For the price, stay anywhere else. Room was dirty, bathroom old, beds did not have fitted sheet, I found myself waking up on the bare mattress (GROSS). Towels are about the size of a hand towel and feels like sand paper. The manager sits at the front door and smokes ALL DAY - so be prepared to inhale and smell like cigarettes as you come and go.
Room was super hot, I asked where the A/C was that was advertised - nope...no A/C. I asked for a fan and you would have thought I was asking for his first born.
Location was great - that is about it.
Room was super hot, I asked where the A/C was that was advertised - nope...no A/C. I asked for a fan and you would have thought I was asking for his first born.
Location was great - that is about it.
Charlie K.
Mar 06, 2019
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If you're looking for that super sketchy, dirty motel feeling then this might be the place for you. Think of a bed stuffed in a closet with no windows and the ever lasting scent of mold and you pretty much have the St Mark Hotel. If you stay here also make sure the that you get a room where the locks work or you may have some unexpected guest during the evenings. The front desk staff (4 of them sitting on a chair and couch while you walk in) didn't give me a strong sense of security either. I'm convinced they were there more to socialize than to look after the guests. They do have
Serena P.
Oct 13, 2017
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Cute street, very close to the Earl's Court station. Convenient to stores and bars. The hotel is on a block that is full of hotels. I am certain this is not the nicest. These are budget accommodations. We needed a room at the last minute and were put in a basement level room that smelled of mold and mildew. The shower was barely large enough for me to turn around in and had a crack in the basin. Nice that they have free breakfast tho!
Damian Harris
Oct 02, 2013
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You get what you pay for. It costs a hell of a lot to stay at most places in central London, but i found this place very reasonable. Easy to book, check in and check out. Decent sized room. Clean, tidy. Nice little private toilet/shower room en suite. Good budget hotel. Didn't indulge in the breakfast due to specialist diet requirements.Well located for tube and other sights in the area. Would stay again and recommend to friends.
Emilia S.
Jul 20, 2010
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We got off the tube at Earl Court around 10pm and after about 5 minutes, were standing on an adorable street lined with brick four-story buildings-- all hotels and apartments. If this is London, I'm in love, I said to myself.
The St. Mark is a modest hotel, though I was forewarned not to expect luxury if staying in a mid-priced hotel. (Actually by American standards it was pretty pricey.) Our hotel room was on the fourth floor, which means eight sets of stairs. Eight sets of stairs with three 50lb suitcases is QUITE fun... but the guy at the front desk helped us with one.
The rooms are tiny
The St. Mark is a modest hotel, though I was forewarned not to expect luxury if staying in a mid-priced hotel. (Actually by American standards it was pretty pricey.) Our hotel room was on the fourth floor, which means eight sets of stairs. Eight sets of stairs with three 50lb suitcases is QUITE fun... but the guy at the front desk helped us with one.
The rooms are tiny
Sebastian F.
Feb 01, 2010
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My quest for affordable and not dodgy London accommodation, Part 1:
Knowing that London ranks as one of the most expensive places to live in, I realized it might take a while until I find a hotel that doesn't rip me off and is both not filthy and centrally located. First try: St. Mark Hotel in Earl's Court.
The area itself is great- lots of shops, restaurants, some pubs; the tube station only a 3 minute walk away, and pretty close to Victoria station.
On the positive side, I only paid £30 per night for a single room (during the week and off-season). That included breakfast (which
Knowing that London ranks as one of the most expensive places to live in, I realized it might take a while until I find a hotel that doesn't rip me off and is both not filthy and centrally located. First try: St. Mark Hotel in Earl's Court.
The area itself is great- lots of shops, restaurants, some pubs; the tube station only a 3 minute walk away, and pretty close to Victoria station.
On the positive side, I only paid £30 per night for a single room (during the week and off-season). That included breakfast (which
