Ashburn was perfect! Great location, comfortable, clean, elegant accomodations. The staff couldn't have been more pleasant;eager to offer assistance. Thanks to Jerry and Steve! more

Some of the other posts mention the hotel was a bargain, but our booking was definitely not cheap. We booked because it offered many nice extras like breakfast, glass of champagne in the evening, complementary welcome drink (non-alcoholic), tea and coffee in the room plus free use of internet. All of these definitely add up at a normal hotel. Hotel... more

I have stayed here twice in the last month and found this great gem. Hotel prices in London are out of this world but this one is in a different league. I was actually concerned about only paying £115 including breakfast. Compared to my experiences in other London 5-star hotels this one compares very favourably. The rooms are of an... more

A smaller, boutique hotel, the Ashburn faces a very large Holiday Inn, and is located on a pretty busy road with wide pavements in a nicer London borough. The surrounding areas feel as safe as one can expect in london. There are plenty of shops ( including a large Sainsbury's ) and restaurants within walking distance and it is close... more

My husband and I had a nice stay at the Ashburn. It's a small little hotel with lovely clean rooms just a block from the Gloucester Rd. station. It was a terrific base for exploring London. Breakfast every morning was basic and a good start to the day. Little gifts on the pillow each night and the champagne in the... more

We stayed at the Ashburn Hotel for four nights and were not disappointed. I booked the stay based on TripAdvisor comments and have to agree with all the positives others have posted. The rooms are lovely, the view magnificent, and the service delightful. Everyone was helpful and went above and beyond to make sure we had everything we needed. For... more

Loved the Ashburn. I have stayed at the Bailey, which is on the other side of the Gloucester Rd tube station; this time I chose the Ashburn based on TA reviews. The only thing the Bailey has over the Ashburn is that the Bailey's door is literally across the street from the tube station where the Ashburn is a block... more

I'm in London quite often for business and have yet to really find a place in the Kensington area worth going back to.(see previous reviews!) Anyhow, I stayed at the Ashburn Hotel last month and was quite impressed. The location is great, the staff is friendly, and the rooms are comfortable. Its not going to be the biggest room you've... more

I first stayed at the Ashburn in 1997 while on my first trip ever to London - back then it was cheap (and maybe not so cheerful). 10 years on and while looking for suitable accommodation for a business trip from Australia, I was intrigued to find it had been completely revamped and reopened only a few months ago. I... more