Cardref House in London

Beverly, I assume you're referring to Cartref House. Yes, I've stayed there and assuming nothing has changed, I'd certainly recommend it. The rooms were not luxurious but very comfortable, and the owners are wonderful. As I recall, there's no elevator so you'll need to be able to haul your luggage upstairs. The Hotel is a comfortable walk from Victoria station, and just around the corner (about a two minute walk) from the Victoria Coach Depot. The area is nice and within easy walking distance to some of the major sights (Buckingham Palace, the London Eye, etc.); the Ebury Wine Bar is right across the street. Happy travels!

"on Ebury near Victoria Station"

Just a heads up. We do not truncate place/street names. If you do, when you ask for directioms you will get puzzled looks and maybe misdirections! This is because street names include the names of places elsewhere in England eg "Southampton", "Leicester" and names are also used more than once with differing attachments eg "Street", "Road", "Place" etc etc.

Same goes for Underground stations.

We've stayed there too and as Ken mentioned it's comfortable but not fancy - a little frayed around the edges when we were there about 4 years ago. Just don't know how much it's changed since it's not associated with the James House anymore. The best part for me is the location - it is on a quiet street that is an easy walk from Victoria Station. Walking in the neighborhood nearby is very nice.

Thanks for the input.

And,Linda,a special thanks for the "form" advice.