Hotels With Spa in Greater London, United Kingdom

I had a great stay at St Giles London. The service was excellent, and the staff were very friendly and helpful throughout my visit. The check-in process was smooth and efficient, which made for a great first impression. Cleanliness was also top-notch, with the room and common areas well-maintained. However, there were a few areas for improvement. The TV in the room was quite small and not a smart TV, which limited entertainment options. Additionally, there was no refrigerator in the room, and I had to request one separately, which was a bit inconvenient. Overall, I had a positive experience, but I would suggest improving the in-room amenities to enhance the guest experience. Adding larger smart TVs and ensuring every room has a refrigerator would make a significant difference. Would definitely stay here again, especially for the excellent service and cleanliness!

Nothing can beat the central location of Royal National Hotel. Not only it is a few minutes walk from the tube, Russell Square Station which has a direct train to Heathrow Airport. Also, it is closed to a few bakeries and Brunswick Shopping Centre where you can basically get your daily necessities from here.

Had a good stay at Holiday Inn. The room was spacious and comfortable. Called to change the pillow sheet because had stains on it. A big thumb for the staff because they were friendly and helpful. Good location and nice breakfast. Would definitely stay again!

Check in was super smooth and very friendly. The room itself was small, but big enough our needs for the week. The staff were nice, but not very aware of surrounding issues. My son got locked in the downstairs toilets and was screaming and screaming and not one member of staff moved an inch until my wife went looking for him, only then did the staff on reception move to see what was wrong, unfortunately that left a nasty taste in my mouth as it showed me a clear lack of care towards not only customers but to children. The rooms were clean and tidy, it did take 5 nights for the bedsheets / duvet covers to be changed, they were made daily but not swapped for fresh ones. Towels were plentiful and swapped daily tough. The daily breakfast was nice with a selection of fresh fruits, cereals and croissants, They also had a selection of hot food such as sausage, bacon, mushrooms, scrambled egg and even vegan sausages if you like them. My only complaint was the scrambled egg were not seasoned at all and required quite a lot of extra seasoning. You could also make fresh toast with a selection of different jams and Nutella. And also get fresh coffee, tea or hot chocolate, although each day one of the 2 machines were broken, it seemed to change each day. They also had fresh orange and apple juice, But the machine seemed to be broken quite alot of the time and they provided it in small dispensers, unfortunately these tasted watered down. Overall the room is nice, decent breakfast, pretty good location and the price not that bad but I expected a bit better.

A minimalist hotel but very zen, the staff were really helpful and the room small but cosy. The design of the hotel is really nice but it’s very basic and you need to make sure you understand the concept.  There is a vending machine to purchase cutlery and other things you might need in the room, there is also a hot drinks machine, which drinks cost £3 and hot water £2. There is a Tesco and a sainsburys a few minutes walk from the hotel. 10 minutes away is the Cutty Sark a high street and Greenwich market and park. The hotel was really quiet even though it was busy.

Strategically located near to Heathrow T4, easy access to both Elizabeth and Piccadilly line. Bed was super comfy for a good night sleep. The buffet breakfast at 13.99 per pax was porky delicious ad worth it. Highly recommended to stay for easy access to transportation options and accessibility.

Zedwell Piccadilly offers a cozy environment for a short layover in London. The hotel is situated near Regent St. where much shopping can be done. Access to the Tube is easy with the station located within 3 mins walking distance. Additionally, the hotel is guarded with security so you could reside in peace and security. My only dissatisfaction was the keycards. During my 3D2N stay, I had to reset the keycards for my friends and I 3 times, much to my annoyance. The staff were understanding however, and patiently resets it every time. Other pointers to note: - Breakfast at the hotel is quite limited, offering mainly a croissant, granola bars, and coffee. If you are looking for a heavier meal, feel free to explore the surrounding cafes. One i could recommend within 5 mins walking distance is Caffe Concerto (shown in pic) - Storage of luggage is not free, costing you 15 pounds per piece of luggage

A hotel with the perfect location to get to anywhere around London. The bus stop and metro (Bayswater & Queensway) is near the hotel. Halal options are available almost everywhere around the area too. If you are a bit on the bigger side please take note that the shower area is a bit small. Other than that I am very satisfied with my stay and will definitely come back here again!

Great stay, I’ve now stayed here multiple times and this has become a true favourite, great access to train lines, Elizabeth Jubilee, DLR, central and over ground including national rail, Westfields on your doorstep, STK restaurant on the top floor of your hotel!

Hilton staff were so helpful when I checked in late at night and had my room upgraded free of charge. The bath and bed were luxurious and the location is perfect. There is Shepard’s bush which is only a 5 minute walk to get to where you need to go. This is my second time staying at this Hilton and will definitely keep coming back in the future.

I had a great stay at St Giles London. The service was excellent, and the staff were very friendly and helpful throughout my visit. The check-in process was smooth and efficient, which made for a great first impression. Cleanliness was also top-notch, with the room and common areas well-maintained. However, there were a few areas for improvement. The TV in the room was quite small and not a smart TV, which limited entertainment options. Additionally, there was no refrigerator in the room, and I had to request one separately, which was a bit inconvenient. Overall, I had a positive experience, but I would suggest improving the in-room amenities to enhance the guest experience. Adding larger smart TVs and ensuring every room has a refrigerator would make a significant difference. Would definitely stay here again, especially for the excellent service and cleanliness!

Nothing can beat the central location of Royal National Hotel. Not only it is a few minutes walk from the tube, Russell Square Station which has a direct train to Heathrow Airport. Also, it is closed to a few bakeries and Brunswick Shopping Centre where you can basically get your daily necessities from here.

Had a good stay at Holiday Inn. The room was spacious and comfortable. Called to change the pillow sheet because had stains on it. A big thumb for the staff because they were friendly and helpful. Good location and nice breakfast. Would definitely stay again!

Check in was super smooth and very friendly. The room itself was small, but big enough our needs for the week. The staff were nice, but not very aware of surrounding issues. My son got locked in the downstairs toilets and was screaming and screaming and not one member of staff moved an inch until my wife went looking for him, only then did the staff on reception move to see what was wrong, unfortunately that left a nasty taste in my mouth as it showed me a clear lack of care towards not only customers but to children. The rooms were clean and tidy, it did take 5 nights for the bedsheets / duvet covers to be changed, they were made daily but not swapped for fresh ones. Towels were plentiful and swapped daily tough. The daily breakfast was nice with a selection of fresh fruits, cereals and croissants, They also had a selection of hot food such as sausage, bacon, mushrooms, scrambled egg and even vegan sausages if you like them. My only complaint was the scrambled egg were not seasoned at all and required quite a lot of extra seasoning. You could also make fresh toast with a selection of different jams and Nutella. And also get fresh coffee, tea or hot chocolate, although each day one of the 2 machines were broken, it seemed to change each day. They also had fresh orange and apple juice, But the machine seemed to be broken quite alot of the time and they provided it in small dispensers, unfortunately these tasted watered down. Overall the room is nice, decent breakfast, pretty good location and the price not that bad but I expected a bit better.

A minimalist hotel but very zen, the staff were really helpful and the room small but cosy. The design of the hotel is really nice but it’s very basic and you need to make sure you understand the concept.  There is a vending machine to purchase cutlery and other things you might need in the room, there is also a hot drinks machine, which drinks cost £3 and hot water £2. There is a Tesco and a sainsburys a few minutes walk from the hotel. 10 minutes away is the Cutty Sark a high street and Greenwich market and park. The hotel was really quiet even though it was busy.

Strategically located near to Heathrow T4, easy access to both Elizabeth and Piccadilly line. Bed was super comfy for a good night sleep. The buffet breakfast at 13.99 per pax was porky delicious ad worth it. Highly recommended to stay for easy access to transportation options and accessibility.

Zedwell Piccadilly offers a cozy environment for a short layover in London. The hotel is situated near Regent St. where much shopping can be done. Access to the Tube is easy with the station located within 3 mins walking distance. Additionally, the hotel is guarded with security so you could reside in peace and security. My only dissatisfaction was the keycards. During my 3D2N stay, I had to reset the keycards for my friends and I 3 times, much to my annoyance. The staff were understanding however, and patiently resets it every time. Other pointers to note: - Breakfast at the hotel is quite limited, offering mainly a croissant, granola bars, and coffee. If you are looking for a heavier meal, feel free to explore the surrounding cafes. One i could recommend within 5 mins walking distance is Caffe Concerto (shown in pic) - Storage of luggage is not free, costing you 15 pounds per piece of luggage

A hotel with the perfect location to get to anywhere around London. The bus stop and metro (Bayswater & Queensway) is near the hotel. Halal options are available almost everywhere around the area too. If you are a bit on the bigger side please take note that the shower area is a bit small. Other than that I am very satisfied with my stay and will definitely come back here again!

Great stay, I’ve now stayed here multiple times and this has become a true favourite, great access to train lines, Elizabeth Jubilee, DLR, central and over ground including national rail, Westfields on your doorstep, STK restaurant on the top floor of your hotel!

Hilton staff were so helpful when I checked in late at night and had my room upgraded free of charge. The bath and bed were luxurious and the location is perfect. There is Shepard’s bush which is only a 5 minute walk to get to where you need to go. This is my second time staying at this Hilton and will definitely keep coming back in the future.

Had a good stay at Holiday Inn. The room was spacious and comfortable. Called to change the pillow sheet because had stains on it. A big thumb for the staff because they were friendly and helpful. Good location and nice breakfast. Would definitely stay again!

Strategically located near to Heathrow T4, easy access to both Elizabeth and Piccadilly line. Bed was super comfy for a good night sleep. The buffet breakfast at 13.99 per pax was porky delicious ad worth it. Highly recommended to stay for easy access to transportation options and accessibility.

Got exactly what I paid for. About 10 minutes on the bus from terminal 2. Convenient location and was suitable for me for one night. The breakfast was nice and kept me going most of the day. There was no hassle or problems and check in and check out was quick and easy.

The hotel was very clean, tidy, and extremely comfortable. The atmosphere was inviting, and the facilities were well-maintained. I highly recommend it for anyone looking for a pleasant stay.

The location is ideal to get to T5 Heathrow Terminal using the POD transport. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The hotel is quite big and there seem to be lots of parties happening. The bar is a sports bar and you can enjoy drinks and food. The corridors are very long. The hotel furniture and interior are a bit outdated, but for a short stay it's ok.

The location is good for the airport. However, the bus from and to the airport runs every 1 hour. That is a downer. Except that i enjoyed the stay.

Had an amazing time while waiting for my flight, they offered an option for a late check out with fee which I find very helpful as some hotels refused to. It is also accessible to airport itself and heathrow central bus terminal which is lovely. I also utilized their room service, the food was amazing! The only downside is the shower area as water is coming out while you’re using it. Definitely will book again in the future

I stayed at Sofitel London Heathrow for a business trip. The location was perfect—close to the conference center and many restaurants. The staff was friendly, but I found the check-in process to be slow. It’s a decent option for business travelers looking for convenience.

The location of the Hotel is close to the airport, We arrived at night so we took a taxi to the hotel , it took around 2 mins. Hotel room was absolutely clean just the water supply from shower was not strong enough otherwise it was perfect . Breakfast was so tasty , it found a pancake manchine at the corner , it was fun to make a lover pancake by pressing a button only

When you say Hilton you ca be sure to have a comfortable stay in there. The location of Hilton Garden Inn Heathrow is suitable and just 6 min drive from terminals 2 and 3. Be careful not to mix the Hilton Garden inn which is directly in the terminal 3. At the hotel spacey parking is available with additional 15£z Beautiful reception with ambiance. Hallways with Hilton style. Room is a bit small but comfortable. Yet the best beds, pillows and duvet for the most cosy sleep are here!!! Shower and tub are available in the room. Breakfast was not available in pit option yet we had the room with a read deal- 2 queen beds with 81£.

The room was clean and met basic expectations for a budget hotel, which was appreciated. However, the bathroom could have been cleaner, which was a bit disappointing. One of the best aspects of this hotel is its convenient location right in front of the bus station, making it very easy to access transportation. Overall, it's a decent option for a short stay if you're looking for affordability and convenience near Heathrow.

Small, modern and clean room. Nice staff. Location was very convenient for Heathrow, No hairdryer in the room, but I received one from reception. Would be happy to stay again.

It a nice purpose build hotel, not far from metro station and shopping of Hounslow suburb. It's easy to find and has a parking and taxi drive through at the main entrance. There are light proof curtains, a comfy bed, breakfast downstairs, maids are not walking in if you press the lights, don't disturb . Very attentive staff, dealing with request in a professional and effective manner. Noise from traffic and airplaines is not an issue, however banging doors and thin floors, can keep awake. To central London is about 1 hour, given the demand for hotels around festive season , this hotel offers good value for money.

I was really impressed with the decoration and vibe of this hotel. It was stylish and very cool. Comfortable bed, big TV and good breakfast.

good location for being near to heathrow and west london, otherwise it's a bit far to get to. Has gym, laundry room, and the rooms are good size with small kitchen. Room layout a bit strange with TV behind bathroom door, and bathroom door only opens halfway to stop it hitting the TV, but this is quite annoying. Otherwise good service overall.

Check in was terrible had me sat there for a long time. I was sat there from 12.45 I no checking isn’t till 2 but I didn’t get my room till 2.35 other people was just walking in and getting checked in I asked they said they forgot about me when I was sat right infront of them

Mixed Experience at Hilton Syon Park: Room Delays, Unexpected Pool & other charges Rating: ★★★☆☆ I recently stayed at the Hilton Syon Park for four nights and had a mixed experience overall. While the hotel had some positive aspects, there were also a couple of disappointing aspects that affected my overall satisfaction. Let's start with the positives. The majority of the staff members I encountered during my stay were friendly and helpful (80% are foreigners). They were always ready to assist with any questions or requests, which made me feel welcomed and valued as a guest. Additionally, the hotel's breakfast, while very basic is just acceptable. The room was quite spacious and beddings satisfactory. Unfortunately, there were a few issues that detracted from an otherwise pleasant stay. Firstly, upon checking in at 5pm, I was disappointed to find that my room was not ready until 6:30pm. Although the gentleman at the front desk was kind and apologetic about the delay, it was an inconvenience after a long journey and negatively impacted my initial impression of the hotel. Another unexpected disappointment was the pool usage policy. I was surprised to discover that there was a charge of £25 per person for a 90-minute session to access the hotel pool, something that isn’t mentioned anywhere on trip.com. Considering the Hilton brand and the premium I paid, I did not anticipate such an additional cost for utilizing the pool facilities. This seemed disproportionate and out of line with the expectations I had for a hotel of this caliber. I heard other people complaining about it, even others complaining that they had paid for it and it was smelly. Additionally, it's worth noting that while complimentary water was provided in the room on the first night, I was surprised to find that there was a charge for the water on the following nights. This was unexpected, as I would have assumed that water would continue to be complimentary throughout my stay. It would have been helpful for this information to be communicated clearly, again not a nice feeling from a Hilton. On the whole, while the Hilton Syon Park had several positive aspects, such as friendly staff and an acceptable breakfast, there were a few disappointments that affected my overall impression. The delay in room availability during check-in, the unexpected charges for pool usage, and the shift from complimentary to paid water in the room were not in line with the level of service and value I expected from a Hilton.

We are completely satisfied and felt very comfortable. A really nice apartment in a prime location.

The surroundings of the hotel are very good, and it is also near the subway station. On the day I arrived, the Indian brother at the front desk had some problems. I did not see my order clearly, and said that there was only a single room. I took out the order and showed him There is a MINI double room. The air conditioner in the room is not good. The phone said that the air conditioner was not working. It went on. After half an hour, the room was hot, and the air conditioner turned off automatically.

Nice enough, Room was ok nothing special decent bed and decent bathroom. Breakfast was good had everything you needed. Hotel has Gym didn't use it.