Using Tripadvisor, I was able to research several hotels in the London area. I decided to choose this hotel because of the good reviews. Getting to the hotel was very easy using the underground. The closest tube station is about 1 block away. Upon arrival, I was greeted by a very helpful staff. I had arrived about 2 hours early and my room was not ready yet but was given another room right away. The lift is very small but worked great. The room was very small and there is no air conditioner but I was prepared. There was no problem with hot or cold water during my entire stay. The only problem that I had was that the floor creaks very loudly. My room rate included breakfast every morning. The food was prepared very well and the dining area was nice. I would definately stay here again.

My father and I stayed at the Burns Hotel for two nights in early August. We both had single rooms which were well furnished and of satisfactory size. The bathrooms were roomy and equipped with bath tubs. Since this was at a hot time of the year, we requested rooms in the back that didn't get the morning sun. In addition the staff provided fans that were a big help. The breakfast with our room rate was the full English breakfast which was very filling and served in the cheerful air-conditioned diningroom. We booked the hotel through Best Western International and for 49 pounds per room per night with full English breakfast this was a real bargain. The hotel is well located near the Earl's Court tube in addition to being close to many inexpensive eateries.

i stayed at the burns this spring (early may) for 5 nights. unfortunately the strength of the pound did not make this a deal. the hotel was a close to the tube and on a nice block. the room was a decent size by european standards but the beds were a terrible; you could feel the cross bars in the mattress. however, the staff was very nice and on the 3 night i was given an extra comforter that was a nice cushion for the bad mattress. fortunately the weather was still very nice, but with no a/c i could not image staying here in warmer weather. the breakfast buffet is pretty good. i don’t think i would return.

We stayed at the Burns Hotel for six nights in late May-early June and really liked this hotel! We even started calling it "home." A brief warning -- not all rooms are equal size...we had to play "room roulette" for awhile and finally they found us a suitable room! The first one we were shown was the size of a closet (I'm not kidding)! The breakfast was outstanding...in fact, any meals we ate at the hotel were delicious. Loved the quaint bar at the end of the day...only one night was it crowded (well, they need to make money, too!). Yes, the floors creak...not a big problem! The street is quiet and the park across the street made for a pleasant location. Earls Court tube stop just down the street and around the corner. The location had lots of shops and restaurants -- Zizzi (sp?) was great for Italian! Try it! Neighborhood is not an "upscale" area, but a REALLY nice area to stay! I would highly recommend the Burns Hotel and would definitely stay there again (and probably will!).