Hotels near Jubilee Community Leisure Centre

"M&S food store is just down the road. The accommodation is perfectly placed to explore London. "

"We felt the breakfasts were poor. Some of the food dishes were empty and not filled up very quickly. Service was slow and at busy times the staff were under pressure to supply the tables with drinks."

"Great hotel - close to amenities but tucked away"

"Would be nice to have a refrigerator in the room. Breakfast menu is not great especially if you stay more than one day. I guess you get what you paid for."

"The rooms need some updating. Noisy plumbing. 3/5 working elevators for 3 of the 4 nights we were there. That said, convenient location to Olympia center and excellent shopping and dining on the high street."

"Odd layout, the bed is on a platform over the kitchen very close to the ceiling. The living space only has a foldaway chair so you can’t really relax. The area is nice with parks and art studios and convenient access to trains."

"The room was nice. Friendly staff."

"Room was clean & comfortable, good location "

"This was my first time staying at this property and I really enjoyed it! The area is excellent to bop around Notting Hill and the room itself was clean and immaculate. Not to mention the bed and pillows were perfect. The only oddity is that I didn’t book a room with accessibility features yet this is the one I was given. It’s not a problem per se, but the bathroom sink was at my knees and I had to wrestle with the shower curtains to not soak the bathroom. Also as a note, the bathroom door does not stay open by itself and it’s heavy. I can see this being a real problem for someone in a wheelchair to maneuver. It’s also the last room on the floor so it’s especially long to get to, another ding on the accessibility side. As an able bodied person I really enjoyed the room but I want to highlight some things I noticed so that hopefully the hotel can make some changes. Otherwise, it was a lovely stay and I would go back! "