Rushmore Hotel

Classic Charm Steps from Earl's Court

The Rushmore Hotel blends classic Victorian elegance with a laid-back vibe, right in the heart of Earl's Court. Just 328 feet from Earl's Court Underground Station, it's perfectly placed for exploring London's music scene while offering a quieter place to unwind. Inside, expect individually decorated rooms, free Wi-Fi, and all the comfort essentials like private bathrooms, tea/coffee facilities, and TVs.

Why Concert-goers love it

If you’re heading to a show at nearby venues like the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire or the Royal Albert Hall, the location can’t be beat. The super-close tube station means late-night travel is simple, and the area stays lively but not too loud. With a 7:30am check-in and 12:00pm checkout, there’s flexibility to fit around gig times—ideal for early arrivals or those lazy mornings after a late night.

Who this Hotel is great for

- Groups of friends who want a stylish but affordable base
- Solo travelers catching a dream concert
- Couples making a romantic weekend out of it
- Fans seeking calm after a high-energy night
- Budget-conscious music lovers who still want a bit of charm

Food and Drink Options

While the hotel doesn’t have its own restaurant, the Earl’s Court area is full of late-night eateries and cafes just a short stroll away. You’ll find everything from cozy pubs to international bites. Continental breakfast is available—perfect if you’re recovering from a late night.

Nightlife Options

You’re in a great spot to explore the West London nightlife. Walk to nearby pubs, hop on the tube to Soho, or chill in Earl’s Court’s casual bars. While the hotel itself doesn’t host live music, it offers a peaceful space to recharge between nights out.

What People Say

Guests frequently praise the location for its unbeatable Tube access, making getting to and from concerts fast and easy. The characterful decor and the friendly staff also earn high marks. Many mention that the hotel is a quiet retreat even though it’s in a lively area.

Areas for Improvement

Rooms are on the smaller side, and the lack of air conditioning can be noticeable in the summer. There’s no elevator, so pack light if you’re on a higher floor. But overall, most guests say the charm, location, and value make up for it.

The Bottom Line

A charming and affordable stay in a prime location, the Rushmore Hotel is a great pick for concert-goers looking for convenience, character, and a quiet place to crash.