Ibis Styles London Ealing

Perhaps because it was a weekday, we were upgraded to a family room for free when we checked in. Perhaps it was just good timing. The hotel entrance is a revolving door, so those with strollers or wheelchairs may need to be careful. The hotel seems to have a movie filming theme, so the interior has a pop impression. From our room, we could see London buses running. The shower room does not have a door and is not completely private, so you need to be careful when using the shower so that the bathroom floor does not get soaked. Even though it was winter, the bathroom floor was dry the next day if you wiped it easily. If you are careful, I don't think you need to worry too much. There are no slippers or room wear. There is no water, so I recommend purchasing it at a nearby supermarket. I think there was shampoo, body soap, and treatment, but even if there was, it was only to a certain extent, so it's better to bring amenities with you. I walked around the area at night, and the sirens of police cars and the like went off many times, which made me a little worried about the security. There is a supermarket and a McDonald's about a 5-minute walk away. I did feel a little uneasy at night being alone as a woman. I didn't feel as uneasy during the day, and the room was clean and had a large window, so it felt open and airy and I'm glad I stayed there.