The Blackbird

A wonderful hotel in a beautiful London neighborhood. The hotel is new, small, and charming. Everyone is very polite and always ready to help. The rooms are warm, clean, and the beds are very comfortable. The bathroom is equipped with everything you need. The hotel is located near a metro station, making it quick and easy to reach the city center. There are shops, restaurants, and a pharmacy nearby. There is also a restaurant under the hotel with delicious food.|Highly recommended!

What a find it was! The Blackbird is so brilliantly located next to Earls Court tube. All the staff were exceptional, courteous, friendly and helpful. The beers were at the right temperature and they did Fuller proud (it’s a Fullers pub with excellent London Pride!) Our room (Arnold) was brilliant. Bed was super comfy, sheets were crisp and I love the auto blue lighting in the bathroom, fantastic! Although it’s next to the main road, with the sound proofing windows you could hardly hear it. (Be aware there are some steep stairs, but they do have a lift!) Breakfast was plentiful with a great selection and the yogurts were delicious! Full English, eggs Benedict, veggie and vegan options, you name it! If The Blackbird Earls Court is the standard, we’ll be using Fuller’s accommodation in the future and we’ll be back to The Blackbird next time we visit London.

Great little pub, very friendly staff, great service, great pub food , and have eaten the pie that's on the menu comes with mash greens and gravy or chips if you prefer. Fish and chips are great as well. I would recommend it to anyone

A great little pub. Lovely food, lovely atmosphere and service. Will definitely return when I'm in the area again.

This place was great. Service staff were accommodating. Asked if we had food allergies and allowed me to substitute. I ordered the 2 person pie plate which was plenty for me and my wife. The board had 4 small pies and they were very filling. I loved the steak pie. I ask ordered a vegetarian one and it tasted great. The meal came with variety of veggies like peas, roasted root veggies, roasted cabbage and potato’s as well as mashed potato’s.

I went to this pub on a Wednesday night for food, drinks and reading my book. When I entered I was ignored by all staff, so I sat down and looked at my menu. After 15 minutes no one came to take my order, so I decided to order at the bar. The woman I ordered from seemed to have had a very bad day and was utterly lethargic. She prepared my drink and noted where I sat. As I sat down again, both tables next to me filled with couples and they were immediately greeted by servers to inquire if they wanted food and drinks or just drinks. So there was service, just not for me it seemed. Miraculously my food was brought to my table, but I wasn't asked if I wanted condiments. That that option existed I only learned when the people next to me got their food. Fish and chips was decent, but expensive and could have profited from more chips and tartare sauce. The wait staff spent most of the evening standing to the right, flirting with each other, gossiping about the patrons and pulling pranks on each other. When I wanted another drink I ordered at the bar again, since no one had come to pick up my empty plate since I cleared it 15 minutes ago. There I was greeted by a very tall waiter who seemed the only one that evening intent on working. He prepared my cocktail for me and was friendly. Service seems to really vary, as written in other reviews. All in all a charming pub with ok food, but be aware you might have to wait on yourself.

Nice pub in the hotel with a cosy atmosphere. Delicious classic dishes and very friendly and courteous service. Highly recommended despite the slightly higher prices.

Visited for a Sunday Roast. Meal looked very good, but enjoyment was lowered by the bef being around 40% fat, and the tiny amount of gravy made the meal way too dry to me. Never once did anyone check whether or not my meal was satisfactory.