Ealing Hotels with Wifi

"Unfortunately we are not able to give review on this property as we have moved to Double Tree by Hilton due to room unavailable. However, the PIC of front office on that night we arrived in hotel were very helpful on arranging the change of hotel for us, sorry I didn't get the name of the staff as it was so late and we are too tired."

"The hotel is generally okay, but it doesn’t quite meet the standard of a four-star property. The facilities feel a bit outdated, and the room became too dry when the air conditioning was on overnight, making it difficult to sleep comfortably."

"We stayed for a concert at Wembley. On check in the reception staff gave is lots of helpful information - the 92 bus goes directly to Wembley stadium, and that it would be a slightly different pick up point. We actually decided to walk back rather than join the crowded public transport, but it was quite a long walk, I’d recommend walking a short way out of the crowds then back on the 92. The room was nice & bed very comfortable. We slept well. Breakfast was nice with a mix of continental & English breakfast items. I’d definitely stay again."

"Good Location that is located close for the Underground (about 10min walk) or from the A406 North Cir Road. A Sainsburys Local is located next the Tube Station and also opposite is a garage for fuel. As for the hotel, the rooms are small and if you are planning on spending some time in your room and there are two of you, you better know your fellow sleeping partner well. However it had all what I needed. Coffee machine (POD type) and bottled water was provided. Not much hanging space, if you are staying 4+nights, you might need to upgrade your room to the next level. Bathrooms are SMALL, and would say smaller than Travelodge ones (new build). Air con in my room worked, but not to USA standards, and would have had to have it on over night to keep the room cool (outside temp was 24 during day and about 18 at night). Car parking is available, but at 14.50, it is expensive for nthis part of London. I notice that after 1800 you can park on the road opposite the hotel. The bar and restaurant was busy, and some people seem to be local, which I found reassuring for a hotel. Service from reception did not blow me away. It was more a ”sign the booking sheet, leave a £50.00 deposit, and here is your key.” As for someone that had not stayed at thnis hotel before, some more open questions like the arrangements for car parking, or even where the lifts were, would have been welcomed. It was no more than 3/5 for service. One lift was out of order. The reason it was not a 2/5 was because the receptionist DID NOT read out aloud my room number. Something that I detest. Especially when you are travelling alone. No hotel should read your room number out in reception, but should point to it on your card accordingly. Also, when I asked for a copy of my room key as I had left mine in the room, there were no additional security checks made. I just said my room number and was provided another two keys. You would not give your house keys to a stranger in the street, so why give out a room key without checking who I was."

"Check-in was incredibly complicated and completely self-service. I doubt the average tourist would even be able to get through the main door. How do you manage the self-service access control? The logic doesn't make sense! My friend, who lives here, came to my rescue at lightning speed. The receptionist I met was a property manager. He didn't care how you booked the room, nor did he even check your check-in receipt. He simply said, ”We don't care. We haven't received any updates. We won't give you a key.” We called Charles Hope ourselves, and the Indian English operator would have easily outmaneuvered 90% of our compatriots. I suggest Ctrip conduct a stricter review. This isn't a hotel, it's a secondary rental agency. It's better to book with Airbnb, where the questions and answers are quicker. There were other people's hair in the bathtub and sticky food residue on the plate. The male receptionist at the door was extremely volatile. He started complaining the moment I approached, before I even started talking... If I hadn't been in a hurry, I would have complained!"

"Bedroom,was comfy,and the customer service,was good aswell,had no issues,with anything,agood stay,would stay there again,but I did notice,the price went up for the weekend,come Monday was reduced."

"The room is simple and clear, and the facilities are perfect; The environment is quiet, but it is 400 meters away from the North Aiketon subway station, which is convenient for travel; The surrounding supermarkets are complete, close to the IC/UAL student dormitory, and cost-effective."

"Interesting hidden gem. Location is great right on the main intersection of Acton with bus stop right outside and steps away from Morrisons. 24hr reception but access is weird having to go through the pub which was empty and dirty and didn't give very welcoming vibes. Has a lift which is a bonus and the rooms themselves were great - large with comfortable bed and modern interior. I wouldn't stay in Acton unless you need to but would stay at this hotel again when in the area (visiting family locally)."

"I have used this hotel many times. It's clean and staff are attentive. Breakfast is always good. However, this time I had a few no no . There was no complimentary water in the room, coffee machine didn't work, but when I called staff came to fix it immediately. A socket was broken with the covering falling off. No lotion in the bottle .it was completely empty. I reported it all and they were very quick to say they would fix it. I would still go back though. Hopefully get a better service next time."