Good location, close to the river path which is good location for morning exercise. Food is delicious, I love the rib eye so much. However, toilet is a little bit bad feeling for me, the water will pops up when I flushed the toilet. Highly suggest they can add toilet cover which is much hygienble
The room is reasonable size but the interior is a bit old. It is located very near to Ealing Common Station and within walkable distance to Ealing Broadway Station whereby there are more shops down there.
The hotel restaurant staffs are very friendly and they always welcome you with a big smile and hello to brighten your day.
The hotel needs to be reached by light rail train in central London. The town is one of the world's film and television production centers. There is a BP gas station and M&S supermarket near the hotel, which is more convenient. Nice bar and restaurant in the hotel. The room is comfortable and cost-effective.
Hotel near King's Cross St. Pancras,London3.8% of visitors choose this area
BBelieVee2025.01.03
This hotel is a 25 minute walk to Euston/ Kings Cross station and a 10 minute walk from Angel tube station, so in a good location for connecting to other areas of London. It was also on many bus routes too! It was a bit on the pricey side, but I suppose to be expected for London. The room itself was quite spacious and comfortable. The only downside is that I got a room at the back of the property so there wasn’t much natural light. That being said I was mainly out exploring in the day and also the weather wasn’t great to begin with. I would stay again for ease and convenience.
The reception staff were supper friendly and welcoming upon arrival. The room was really spacious and clean, and the beds were super comfy. The hotel is location really close to the overground station, and near a Tescos Express if you need to pick up any additional bits. Would recommend, and would happily stay here again.
The room is ok, of course it is a little lacking compared with similar priced hotels in China, but its location is very convenient, about 5 minutes walk from the British Museum; there is bus 91 at the door to the National Gallery, which costs 1.75 pounds per person and takes 5-6 stops (the distance between stations is very close); it is very convenient for shopping and sightseeing. If I have the chance to go to London again, at least I will choose this hotel again; I personally suggest that you can choose hotel breakfast and then go directly to the attractions, and then choose a nearby Chinese restaurant. For dinner, you can choose fruits from a nearby small supermarket, etc.... This is purely a personal suggestion!
Jonas gave a fantastic welcome and the room was fantastic for the price and location. Breakfast had vast options, was not disappointed. Ferry shuttle was ideal too!
Nice hotel tucked away a stone's throw from Deptford Bridge DLR station. Nothing really in the area other than a Co-op shop and takeout coffee shop so you'll likely be using the DLR to go to Cutty Sark for drinks and food etc.
Didn't mention I had to pay a £50 deposit for any add-ons. Still waiting for this to be returned after checkout.
Friendly staff and free warm cookie on check-in.
Room was decent but as a solo room rather cramped and a strange design with the bed in the middle of the room with a cupboard behind with a bathroom behind. Light switch and plugs on the side of this cupboard. Also a bit of noise from above.
Very good free WiFi and nice TV in room. Tea and coffee provided on an awkward kettle tray thing you need to somehow carry from behind the bed to the desk. Safe provided also. Desk also not ideal as you can't put your feet underneath properly as there's a shelf below. Aircon/heating decent but heater causes condensation on mirrors in wall. Rooms tidied and bed made every day which is nice.
Didn't try the bar as no price list in the room and looked very posh/expensive.
Overall a decent stay. I think someone needs to test run a stay in the room I stayed in though (room 1) just to see how unintuitive/awkward the room is. Would maybe stay again if cheap but would look for better location next time.
Superb location just in front of hyde park/kesington garden, and just a few minutes walking to the tube station queensway/bayswater, the room is a bit small but it was clean and had all the basic amenities, lovely staff very helpful, will definitely be back again ☺️
Staff excellent at reception. Very professional and helpful. Just check your booking if booked through Trip regarding breakfast. It can be very embarrassing when told you have to pay for an extra brekkie when it's already on the booking. Quick chat with reception and all sorted a they explained third party websites don't always provide the amount of people booked. Small issue but all resolved.
Excellent stay and very quiet rooms at night. Great night's sleep!
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JJennieandJamesJonas gave a fantastic welcome and the room was fantastic for the price and location. Breakfast had vast options, was not disappointed. Ferry shuttle was ideal too!
RRobinVSGODSuitable for first time visitors to London with children. Very close to the Natural History Museum, Science Museum, VA. There is a subway station, supermarket, etc. opposite the hotel. Very convenient
GGuest UserThe room is ok, of course it is a little lacking compared with similar priced hotels in China, but its location is very convenient, about 5 minutes walk from the British Museum; there is bus 91 at the door to the National Gallery, which costs 1.75 pounds per person and takes 5-6 stops (the distance between stations is very close); it is very convenient for shopping and sightseeing. If I have the chance to go to London again, at least I will choose this hotel again; I personally suggest that you can choose hotel breakfast and then go directly to the attractions, and then choose a nearby Chinese restaurant. For dinner, you can choose fruits from a nearby small supermarket, etc.... This is purely a personal suggestion!
BBen BristowNice hotel tucked away a stone's throw from Deptford Bridge DLR station. Nothing really in the area other than a Co-op shop and takeout coffee shop so you'll likely be using the DLR to go to Cutty Sark for drinks and food etc.
Didn't mention I had to pay a £50 deposit for any add-ons. Still waiting for this to be returned after checkout.
Friendly staff and free warm cookie on check-in.
Room was decent but as a solo room rather cramped and a strange design with the bed in the middle of the room with a cupboard behind with a bathroom behind. Light switch and plugs on the side of this cupboard. Also a bit of noise from above.
Very good free WiFi and nice TV in room. Tea and coffee provided on an awkward kettle tray thing you need to somehow carry from behind the bed to the desk. Safe provided also. Desk also not ideal as you can't put your feet underneath properly as there's a shelf below. Aircon/heating decent but heater causes condensation on mirrors in wall. Rooms tidied and bed made every day which is nice.
Didn't try the bar as no price list in the room and looked very posh/expensive.
Overall a decent stay. I think someone needs to test run a stay in the room I stayed in though (room 1) just to see how unintuitive/awkward the room is. Would maybe stay again if cheap but would look for better location next time.
HHeynaSuperb location just in front of hyde park/kesington garden, and just a few minutes walking to the tube station queensway/bayswater, the room is a bit small but it was clean and had all the basic amenities, lovely staff very helpful, will definitely be back again ☺️
JJasmeen_We are very disappointed with the check-in experience during our recent stay. Unfortunately, the reception staff were far from welcoming, displaying visibly annoyed expressions throughout the process, which made our arrival uncomfortable.
Earlier in the day, we arrived to store our luggage and were informed by the receptionist that we could complete the check-in process then. We were assured that when we returned in the evening, we would simply need to mention our names, and the room keys would be ready. However, upon returning at 11 PM, the receptionist asked for our passports again and began the check-in process from scratch.
Despite our attempts to explain that we had already completed the process, he didn’t listen and abruptly asked, ”Do you know your room number?”
To add to this, when another guest arrived behind us, the receptionist chose to prioritize that guest instead, asking us to wait. He mentioned that the card system was down but seemed dismissive of our situation. We had booked two rooms under different names, and he insisted on checking in one room at a time, further delaying the process. While checking in the second room, he couldn’t find the guest name and kept asking for it, despite holding the passport with the correct information.
Additionally, the signature warm cookies that DoubleTree is known for were not provided to us at check-in. We only received them when we asked during check-out, which was disappointing given that it’s a hallmark of the brand.
This experience was frustrating and fell well below the standards we expected from DoubleTree. We hope you take this feedback seriously and work on improving the guest experience, especially at check-in.
SSpace TravellersThe room is reasonable size but the interior is a bit old. It is located very near to Ealing Common Station and within walkable distance to Ealing Broadway Station whereby there are more shops down there.
The hotel restaurant staffs are very friendly and they always welcome you with a big smile and hello to brighten your day.
GGuest UserGreat stay, only stayed for 1 night between a Fri-Sat. The hotel room was a nice size, the bathroom and room were clean. Slight stains on the walls which is why I marked it down but overall it was a nice stay. Staff were really friendly and the lounge, breakfast room and rest of the hotel looked in good order. A really nice touch was the ice bucket with the ice machine on my floor.
Would definitely stay again, great location, easy access to the tube and lots of lovely cafes and bars nearby.
PPaigeOThe reception staff were supper friendly and welcoming upon arrival. The room was really spacious and clean, and the beds were super comfy. The hotel is location really close to the overground station, and near a Tescos Express if you need to pick up any additional bits. Would recommend, and would happily stay here again.
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