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The hotel location is very good; I can even walk back to the hotel from Regent Street. However, this hotel has no air conditioning, which I was aware of before checking in. I thought the British weather would be acceptable with the window open, so it wasn't a problem. But the biggest issue is that when I opened the window, the pub downstairs was very noisy. Closing the window made it stuffy and hot. In the end, I called the staff, but they couldn't do anything about the pub located at the hotel. (P.S. I stayed on the second floor and had requested a quiet room in advance.)

The room is located inside the airport, connected to it, and it's a 10-minute walk to Terminal 4, making it a good choice for early morning and late night flights. The Crowne Plaza is right next door; you enter through the same main gate, with one hotel on the left and the other on the right, sharing a few elevators. It seems there's no laundry service; I asked the front desk via the room phone, and they didn't know. The breakfast is simple, English-style, and honestly not very tasty. The room is quite small but very clean. You need to bring your own toothbrush, toothpaste, and slippers.

The location is not easy to get to and no signs was available. The room was clean but outdated deco. The bedside USB sockets does not work, we have to charge our phones at the desk. The handwashing liquid, shampoo and conditioner were fixed too high and inconvenient location. The shower water pressure was too low. The breakfast was the worse experience I ever had in a Hotel. Very limited types of food available and ran out so quickly as soon as many guests but little food. Only one staff on duty for topping up food and one staff to clean tables. There were not enough tables and seats available. It was complete and utter chaos. A guest accidentally spilled a cup of porridge into another customer but there were no napkins to clean it up. I never seen such chaos. I would not recommend this hotel and never go again.

the room was a good size for one person. the ceiling was rather low, especially in the bathtub where one has to stand inside to take showers. even for me and i’m a small person (165cm/5’4). overall bathtub/shower arrangement was awkward. with only narrow glass partition, water would go everywhere. the water pressure was strong, so that’s a silver lining. appreciated how fluffy and comfy the bathrobe was. the linens felt crisp clean and most of other stuff in the room. but the teaspoons were dirty. the breakfast was okay. the staffs were nice. the location was good. there is a bus stop very close, hammersmith station is only 25 min on foot, a good shawarma place was nearby, and right next to it there’s sainsbury local. the neighborhood felt safe, which was one of the most important conditions i was looking for. final thought: mixed. most parts were okay, some not.

Comfortable, safe, and well-located – a great stay in Croydon We stayed at the Holiday Inn Express Croydon during a recent trip to London, and it turned out to be a really solid choice. The location is quite convenient, a 10-minute walk from Croydon station and the area itself felt lively, with lots of food options and shops around. We were two female travellers and felt quite safe exploring the neighbourhood. The hotel itself was well-maintained. Our room was comfortable and quiet, with everything we needed for a short stay. The included breakfast was a nice bonus, there were several good options to choose from, and the staff in the dining area were particularly friendly and attentive, especially during the busy morning rush. Overall, it was a well-rounded experience: clean rooms, a decent breakfast, kind staff, and a location that made getting around pretty easy. Would definitely consider staying here again.

Excellent location: The hotel is just a 5-minute walk from the subway station, and a bus stop is right around the corner, making it incredibly convenient for getting around. There's also a small park nearby, perfect for a pleasant stroll, and the adjacent food street offers a variety of international cuisines, so you'll never get bored trying different dishes every day. • Comfortable room: My room was spacious, bright, and warmly decorated. The large, soft bed with skin-friendly bedding ensured a super good night's sleep. The room was well-equipped with amenities; the air conditioning heated and cooled quickly, there was a good selection of TV channels, and an electric kettle was also provided.

This hotel is located at Terminal 4 of Heathrow Airport, and there's a free train directly to it after you land. Self-check-in is super convenient, and the front desk staff are always there to help if you need them. There's a Costa next to the front desk that offers light meals. The room was spacious, quiet, and clean, with a shower and a bathtub, which was simple and roomy. They provided an electric kettle, instant coffee, and tea bags free of charge. The only minor disappointment was the lack of disposable slippers and toiletries. Despite being at the airport, it was genuinely quiet. Highly recommended for guests with late arrivals or early departures. The sofa in the room can be converted into a small bed, and housekeeping thoughtfully prepared it with sheets, a duvet, and a pillow, making it perfect for families with children.

Outdated 4 star hotel, No amenities unless you request. One guy from Reception are not friendly, not helpful and he look like No enthusiasm and passion in his job. And the way he talk shouldn't not at the Front liner(my personnel opinion)The rest of the receptionist and Concierge are friendly and helpful. The plus point is The Location and delicious breakfast.

We booked to stay at the hotel with it being the sub brand of Sheraton hotels. The location was fairly central to the show we were going to see in London. On our way we contacted the hotel to see if an earlier check in would be possible and was told that they would try their best to accommodate. On arrival we was told that check in was 3pm and no earlier so we opted to drop our bags off and come back later. The twin room we booked we were given however the floor was wet on arrival, we assumed this was due to it having been mopped so dried it and got on with our day. Later on the room floor was wet again and when stood on made a squelching sound so a leak was apparent. We informed reception who was going to look into this while we went out. On arrival back to the hotel the floor was still wet to on contacting reception again we were moved to a different room. The room was adequately clean but not pristine as there was a lot of dust in the bedroom area and a lot of mould in the bathroom around the shower area. At the point of discovering this it was almost midnight so we chose to just get on with the stay as housekeeping would have gone home for the evening so nothing would be done and we didn’t want to move rooms again. Once we got into bed we found the bedding quality to be subpar with the sheets being really thin and the duvet and pillows feeling to be of cheap synthetic quality. We really didn’t sleep well. For the inconvenience of the room change we was given a later check out of 12 instead of 11.

Hotel is in a very good location. 5 mins walk to Tottenham Court Road station and just a few bus/tube stops to the major attractions. Offers direct connection to Heathrow via the Elizabeth line as well. However the room was tiny and the hotel does not provide bottled water, bathroom slippers, and dental kits. There was no minibar in the room as well. The room is decently clean but the sheets may not have been washed properly as there are still hairs on them. Room can be quite stuffy during the summer as there is no AC, but there is an electric fan provided and windows can be opened for ventilation. Breakfast was average, just a regular English style breakfast, buffet style. There isn’t any coffee machine, only normal coffee/tea from kettles and powdered hot chocolate sachets. Just don’t expect anything luxury from this hotel.