The Queen's Gate Hotel

Very good and convenient

First, let me talk about the shortcomings that I personally cannot accept: 1. It takes ten minutes to walk to Gloucester and South Ken subway stations, which is too far. There are only residential houses near the hotel and no businesses. 2. The design of the bathroom shower is too outrageous. Look at the picture. The shower head is at waist level, and the glass partition is only half. When you take a shower, the whole bathroom is full of water; when you stand in the bathtub to take a shower, the floor drain plug is right under your feet. If you are not careful, you may kick your nails or trip over the bathtub. This is a safety hazard in my opinion. Then the bath water will run cold water for a few seconds every three minutes. 3. Room noise. I won’t talk about the room that is almost in the basement (see the view outside the window in the picture). There are ventilation ducts and window machines outside the window. There will be continuous low-frequency machine running sounds when I sleep at night. I have to wear earplugs to sleep 4. There is no kettle in the room, and the air conditioning temperature cannot be adjusted. It will be cold at night. 5. The hotel is like a maze. The elevator cannot reach every household. We need to carry luggage up and down our room. I am skeptical about the front desk's handling of this point, because I booked a twin bed, and when I checked in at night, the front desk said that I would be "upgraded" to a triple room. I don't think this is an upgrade, especially when this triple room requires carrying luggage and climbing stairs. Let's talk about the advantages: 1. The brown-skinned guy at the front desk was very good and helped us a lot. Thank him very much! 2. Slippers are provided, there are many kinds of supplies, and the room will be cleaned and replenished with bottled water every day 3. The breakfast is not bad In summary, poor sleep + cold + poor shower + far from the subway station + carrying luggage and climbing stairs are the shortcomings, not recommended.