Abercorn House

Abercorn House is set on a leafy street in Hammersmith and run well more like a guest house than hostel. Cleaners come everyday even on a Sunday, very clean! Vistors can be loud but to be expected. 3 kitchens and toilets on each floor. Female staff nice and accommodating. Great location with all facilities nearby. Alright if looking for a budget place to stay.

Great place to stay,very affordable.Good place,not overcrowded.

The place is very good, affordable and great staff. internet is very costly than other places beside that is the right place to stay

Simple, Clean & pleasing. I was pleasantly surprised with our stay. Very basic but for what we needed it was perfect. We had a private double room with ensuite. It included a fridge and a wardrobe in the room. There was not much space in there but for a place to rest your head not much else was needed, and also had a kitchen just down the corridor that had 2 kettles, 2 cookers, a toaster and a microwave.

Noisy.

Didn't expect the room to be quite so small, very noisy all through the night as our room was by the lift, rooms not soundproof. Bathroom smelled strongly of chlorine when we first arrived, no kettle in room despite stated as included, bed was very comfy though only one pillow each and no spares. No privacy curtains or blinds on window and our room was on the bottom floor so we couldn't open the curtains without people being able to see in, didn't feel very private. Only 4 minute walk to Hammersmith Station so good location. Good for the night and the price but wouldn't stay more than one night.

I stay here whenever I’m in London as it is convenient, economical with friendly staff and close to transport and shops. Great no frills accommodation.

Generally, happy with this hotel. It’s cheap and cheerful, clean and accommodating. The rooms come without any frills (but for the price I’m not complaining about that). Only a couple of issues... if you’re a light sleeper (like myself) you may have a problem. The floors are marble type tiles throughout, so there is very little to deaden any internal noise, and with shared toilets and shower rooms there is quite a bit of nighttime corridor traffic and noisy door slamming (unintentional I'm sure, but difficult to ignore nonetheless). The other issue is that quite a few of the beds do not have headboards and because of pipe work being boxed in at skirting level the beds sit some 6” away from the wall. Annoying if you’re a fidgety sleeper (like me) as you’ll lose your pillow. Anyway, neither of these would stop me staying there, I just have to take earplugs and sleeping tablets next time.

Super comfy beds. Great location. Only negatives are it is noisy, wi-fi costs money, and you need shower shoes if you stay here.

I've paid much more to stay at much worse places than this.