Top Hotels Near Wimbledon Leisure Centre in London from AU$97

"Great customer service from reception team"

"Got there at 1:30pm, room not available. Understandable, website quotes 3:00 check-in. Returned at 3, room still not available. Was offered room in basement. Did not want this. Was given other room on first floor. Took this. The "Roost" room was very small. Could barely fit 2 suitcases on the floor. Hot water did not work. Told to go to another room to take a shower. Next morning we had to pack up leave luggage in hotel storage. Pay for coffee station did not work. Returned from touring and got new room. Hot water worked. On-line keys did not work. Was given key card. Asked for "do not disturb" hanger. Told there were all out and they were in process of ordering more. No TV remote in room. Had to request one. Next morning, pay for coffee station still not working. In-room coffee machine did not work."

"Location good"

"The hotel room was large, great value and clean. Most of the staff were lovely and helpful. Apart from one who was quite rude at reception. Room service food was also "

"This hotel is wonderfully situated across from a tube station & there is a "Gails Bakery" across the street as well as a pub & several restaurants within a few blocks. The staff were very helpful & professional. We were happy with the comfort of our bed & the shower was great! We would definitely stay here again."

"Excellent hotel, good sleep, the room a little dusty but overall pleased & would stay again. Parking is convenient but £36 for 24hours, the price for 12 hours downwards lower but I don't remember the prices."

"A nice modern hotel & room in a great location."

"Good location to Kensington High Street and surrounding area"

"From the main reception, to the lift, to the room, all areas were filthy! The room floors were grimy, the windows and mirrors were filthy and we couldn't open the bathroom door fully as it was obstructed by the bath. The only saviour for our stay was that the bedding and towels looked nice and clean (we noted that they were done by an outside laundry business) It appeared that the room next door was being used by a prostitute, due to the amount of comings and goings and noise from the room! The stay wasn't made any more welcoming when the fire alarm went off and the, I am assuming the manager, told his staff to "get them out of room 207 for smoking or call the police". This was said in front of many hotel guests, not very professional or discreet. Had it not been the London Marathon we would have tried to get another hotel, but all were fully booked locally. I would NOT recommend this hotel"