Meals were good. Staff was extremely helpful. Room was comfortable.

Did not realize it was going to be a dorm of mainly college students. But it was ok. Missing a bathmat and blow dryer but they provided when asked.

Lee Abbey was a great place to stay. You have to take into consideration that it is primarily student accommodation and not a hotel. The rooms are fairly basic (no TV) but there is a tea tray with kettle tea coffee etc. I was allocated a disabled access room ( though not requested) which is next to the main entrance and reception.This could be a bit noisy at times but as it was for one night and I was out all evening it wasn't a big issue, and was quiet when I returned.The room is spacious , with a large bathroom ( wet room) with 2 small shower gels provided . The beds were comfortable to sleep in , although a little wobbly if you moved about too much.A very good evening meal and breakfast is included which was delicious Everyone was very happy and helpful. It was a pleasure to stay there..

The hotel room was located in the basement - with a view of the landscaped garden. The toilet was not working properly. When asked to correct it, the staff kindly replied that they knew, but did not respond in any way. The room was not cleaned for three days. However, the comfortably furnished lounge on the first floor with coffee/tea and various games is a great compensation for the room's shortcomings. There are no TVs, but the overall atmosphere is great, inviting you to spend time talking, gardening, reading books, playing games and listening to music. It is a student hotel that also offers accommodation services on Booking.com. The hotel is managed by a Christian community, it has a very pleasant atmosphere, a nice yard for relaxation, a barbecue area, a children's playground. A good breakfast and dinner (also vegetarian) are included in the price, which is an added value. A suitable place for families. Great location in central London.

The toilet did not work properly. The gap between beds.

The location was great. This community is very friendly and helpful. It was very quiet which I did not expected because of the students all around us. The room was small but comfortable. There is very beautiful garden. It was good value for the money. We had a half board, the food was fine.

The bathroom was not very clean. There was a hair at the corners and spots in the corner of the shower. Also, once I recieved a dirty plate at the breakfast.

Staf!!! 100000% perfect!!! Thank you Location - near tube Earl´s court, 10minutes to Victoria station. Food - good. Main, desert, fruit. Garden room - at 7-8pm you can be in garden room and drink coffe and tea or play games (table tenis..)

Breakfest time and dinner time - breakfest at 7:30am, sunday 8:30am - for students OK, but for tourist too late. Dinner 6pm - again for students ok, for tourist too early - you have to come from visiting London to hotel, or you are hungry :( Sunday without dinner, only lunch at 1pm - again for tourist bad. Bathrooms - some out of order, some old, some dirty - hair... I understand, it is not really hotel, so ok. Noise - not from street, but from students. Party to 3am. Again ok for young people, not for families.

Nice meals - including breakfast and dinner - that are nutritious and tasty; Convenient location within 10 minutes of the closest tube station; Friendly staff who is always willing to answer questions; and well-maintained laundry facility. We also like the big and quiet backyard that is available for outdoor dining, and a Ping-Pong table and other entertainment for kids, as well as plenty of public space and bathrooms for guests. Overall, it was a wonderful stay that exceeded our expectations.

We arrived late, and my cell phone did not have any signal. I could not call the staff to let me in, which was the only way in at late night. Luckily, another customer came back to hotel late and helped us out. So remember to make a contingent plan if you are going to check in late.

Friendly people. Good food, especially the breakfast. Best shower ever. Quiet area, but parks and pubs nearby. After arranging with the drawbacks of the room we enjoyed our stay.

It was a bit disappointing to be placed in a room in the basement, and below the games room it was pretty loud one evening. It is not possible to open the windows properly, and due to the re-arrangement of the beds the room becomes smaller, there are shelvs in the way and reading lights are not in the right place. Arrival after 16:00 is difficult, as there is no one at the reception and it is not possible to enter the buildung. Luckily someone helped us to get in and called a student for us.

People are very kind and helpful. It's clean. It's in an excellent position near the tube and in a very nice and quiet area. Very convenient for most attractions and well connected with all airports and stations. Food is amazing: a great variety, you can eat as much as you wish, quality is excellent. There is no television in the rooms, but who needs one in London!

There is no air conditioning and in a hot summer it might be a problem. It was not a problem for us, though: it was September. There is no fridge in the rooms and that could be useful

It's a really great place. Highly recommend! Perfect location (tube, stores, parks, restaurants all around and very close). Very kind and welcoming staff. Tasty meals (both breakfast and dinner). Green and cozy backyard. Warm and well organized room: it had everything we needed. You just should remember, that it's not the 3* or 4*star hotel, originally it is a dormitory for students. And the type of room doesn't refer to standard "hotel expectations". But if you look at the photos and read reviews carefully there will be no surprise.

Everything was great.

Good value for money, but a little bit of a strange setup. The building are actually student halls which were turned in to a hotel for the summer. Staff were very welcoming and gave us an unexpected tour on arrival. You can use the lounge, games room, garden, laundry rooms and all sorts during your stay which was a bonus. Rate also included breakfast and dinner, served from the canteen on site (expect to have a tray and be reminded of school dinners). Didn't try the dinner, but great if you are on a budget. The garden was lovely and we enjoyed eating our breakfast out there one morning. Me and my friend shared a twin room with shared bathroom. Felt like being on a school trip haha. On our floor/corridor, there were then 4 individual showers, 4 individual toilets, and 2 combined showers and toilet rooms. They were all clean and well stocked with toilet paper, and never had an issue with having to wait to use one when needed. Some mini toiletries are provided in the room, but we had brought our own. Overall enjoyed our stay and it was a bit different and more wholesome than a typical soulless hotel.

The staff actually all seem to be volunteers, tied in to a Christian organisation of some sort. It didn't bother me, but for some people this might be a factor they'd want to consider/be aware of. There are prayers cards dotted around and a chapel on site for prayer. Alcohol is also not allowed in the common areas. At breakfast, it was a bit haphazard. Came down on both mornings just after the start time and the breakfast buffet wasn't quite ready and things were missing. Not a massive problem for me, but if you were in a rush and relying on an early breakfast it's something to be aware of. May tie in to everyone being a volunteer?