1/5 Anthony T. 9 months ago on Google
PLEASE
DO
NOT
STAY
HERE!
The
money
you
will
save
is
not
worth
the
headaches
you
will
endure.
This
place
is
an
absolute
joke.
1.
Before
we
were
even
checked
in,
we
had
the
extremely
awkward
and
unprofessional
“receptionist”
ask
us
for
a
tip
or
some
“spare
change”
again,
BEFORE
we
even
left
the
reception
desk.
He
didn’t
touch
a
bag,
hold
a
door,
or
even
check
us
in
properly
but
wanted
money.
Rude
and
unprofessional.
2.
More
important
than
the
creepy
receptionist
is
the
state
of
decay
that
the
building
is
in.
Mold
everywhere
in
the
bathrooms,
the
carpet
was
old
and
dirty,
the
bed
frames
were
old
and
had
2x4
wood
holding
them
up,
mattresses
were
flat
and
had
no
spring
under
them.
The
bed
had
two
of
the
flattest
pillows
ever
and
the
receptionist
said
and
I
quote
“they
had
no
extra
pillows
in
the
building.”
Every
surface
was
dirty
tot
he
touch.
The
ceilings
had
water
damage.
The
walls
lacked
paint
and
the
“tv”
was
the
size
of
a
tablet.
3.
If
they
put
you
in
the
ground
floor
room,
request
another
immediately.
It
shares
a
wall
with
reception
desk
and
they
don’t
care
that
you
are
in
the
next
room.
They
slam
the
old
doors,
scream
over
the
phones
and
constantly
hit
the
wall
until
11pm.
4.
The
ground
floor
unit
is
extremely
hot
and
because
there
is
no
AC
in
London,
opening
the
window
is
the
only
escape.
Unfortunately
the
window
has
a
ledge
that
in
located
right
on
the
sidewalk.
So
it
feels
unsafe
and
dangerous
to
leave
the
window
open.
So
either
die
of
heat
exhaustion
or
let
a
burglar
in,
your
choice.
5.
I
cannot
express
how
bad
the
condition
of
this
building
is.
From
the
moment
you
walk
up,
you
realize
you’ve
made
a
terrible
mistake.
You
tried
to
save
money
and
now
you
see
why
they
were
so
cheap.
The
employees
are
rude
and
unprofessional
and
the
entrance
and
“lobby”
are
dirty
and
unpainted.
It
feels
and
sounds
like
the
ceiling
and
floor
will
colapse
at
any
second.
Plus
all
the
mold.
Seriously
the
mold
is
out
of
hand.
6.
HOW
CAN
I
FORGET
THE
TRAIN!!!!
The
train
tracks
are
located
directly
behind
the
building
and
since
Earls
Court
Station
is
so
busy,
a
train
runs
every
10
minutes.
You
can
both
head
and
feel
the
train,
every
10
minutes,
the
whole
entire
night.
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