Stayed at K West for my husbands birthday night and thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The room was a great size and had a HUGE bed so it was very comfortable for one night.

The staff were all very friendly and we really enjoyed our breakfast. Would highly recommend!

Nice hotel with large rooms. Each room has a sofa bed and a large bath.
The location was pretty good within walking distance to the tube and a shopping center
It is located pretty close to Notting hill and Kensington.

Having visited London several times, we enjoy staying in out-of-the-way neighborhoods to see a less touristy side of the city. K West Hotel & Spa is located in the multiethnic, middle-class neighborhood of Sheperds Bush. It's about 3 tube stops out of the central city.

The hotel is large, nearly a block long, and seems popular, particularly with Spanish and Italian guests. Children are welcome, although not admitted to the spa. If you have a stroller or can't carry luggage, avoid the 7th floor, which is accessible only by stairs.

Our room was small but newly refurbished and extremely clean, with an extra-long bathtub. Service was fine. The hotel restaurant was OK but not superb. While there are virtually no other restaurants in the area around the hotel, the giant Westfield mall about a 10 minute walk away has eating places in every price class. Westfield is a gorgeous new mall that has many of the shops and department stores that can also be found on Oxford Street or elsewhere in London. It's a good retail experience, particularly if it's raining. Probably not right for a first-time visitor to London, but we really enjoyed our day there.

In general, we were satisfied with our stay at the K West.

One final tip: if you arrive at Victoria Station via the Gatwick Express, as we did, don't take the Tube out to Sheperds Bush, particularly if you have luggage. The London Underground has almost no elevators, and you will find yourself dragging your bags up and down many flights of stairs. Instead, take the C1 bus, which has its first stop at Victoria and its last stop across the street from the KWest.