Myself and my mother booked into the hotel for one night as we were attending a training course. The hotel was truly awful. Really dirty, the dust was about 6 inches thickon the stairs. The bedrooms hadnt been decorated in at least 50 years, no joke! The wallpaper was coming off the wall, the sink was hanging off, the windows were cracked and dirty and the bathroom door was hanging off. They gave us a key for another room to use the shower as ours didnt work, but that room didnt have a window and stank. we're not really fussy people but this was really bad. we didnt risk the breakfast the next morning as it was at the very bottom of the hotel in a 'dungeon' like room. The boy on the front desk was about 12 and wasnt helpful at all and a bit scary really. Only for the fact that we would only be in the room for about 10 hours we would have found somewhere else! Dont stay there unless your used to living in a dump!

ive stayed at the manor court twice in the last couple of years. basically looking for the cheapest room possible in the rip off capital that is London. the hotels in a decent location 5 min walk from the tube. Other than that its your typcial cheap B&B. kinda like the regent palace dont look under the beds mucky carpet, just usable bathrooms. the kinda place where they are counting the profits from their many rooms but certainly not putting the money into doing the place up. we had problems with no hot water when we were there. but as its basically a place to sleep and you are out of the room 12hrs of the day its does its job. if you are young and just want somewhere to sleep while out and about and want to spend as little as possible then its ok. but if u want anything that is slightly near 3* dont bother. considering i payed the same amount, £25 a night for the amazing alloro hotel in florence to what i payed a night for manor court it makes me wonder why anyone wants to go to London anyway.

This hotel is terrible! Dirty,dark,cold ( no heating) We was in the hotel 2 minutes. That was enough. The London house hotel forwarded us to this hotel, becouse they have some problem with room renovating. But after we told this terrible hotel, they give us a very nice flat.

This was the perfect cheap hotel. We paid 50 pounds/night and got a big room with 2 beds and breakfast (just toast and juice). The family who runs it was SO helpful and friendly--very eager to please. The Manor Court is in a great location, we took the tube there and from the hotel, the bus on the corner will take you anywhere. Closer to the city it was loud and dirty, but this part of Notting Hill was quiet, quaint, and close to a beautiful park. This is by no means luxury, but of all the three places we stayed in London, this was by far the best deal.