Wonderful bed and breakfast. Easy for Heathrow. The owners will pick up and drop off at the…read moreairport. Charming 17th century house (look out for the low ceilings if you are over about 5'10") that has been extensively modernized in the well presented bedrooms and dining room. Fantastic showers (especially by English standards!). Highly recommended

London is not more a City but a legend, a myth of our time. Amazing, insane, from the past to the…read morefuture, all people can find his secret, his magic place to be confortable. Legend ? Myth ? That createad a small problem ... the hotel prices. Also a big thanks to this guest houses that allowed middle class to get into and through the dream. However, despite my reservations made a long time in advance, there was no more room, and we were offered the basement where there were several rooms. OK. a crazy charm it is true, but an unbearable humidity and not the breakfast that arranged things, "almost shipped". Otherwise, as soon as you go out ... direct your freedom and your step towards Victoria and the suite will blow you away ...

Verry good, not luxurious but it is what it says on the tin. A basic reasonably priced, clean place…read morewith friendly people in it. I stayed about 4 days and my stay was enjoyable. Even after you check out the managment even allow you to keep your bags in storage free for a few hours which helped me as I was moving house at the time. No that it bothered me but a regular customer there a builder mentioned the place was the only one on the street that gave English breakfast.

**GOOD NIGHT STAY WITH AWESOME BREAKFAST - NEAR AIRPORT**…read more Flew in late, so had to book a hotel near the Gatwick Airport. LOCATION ========= Follow the signs to the North Terminal. If you're in the South Terminal, you will take a shuttle. Right outside the doors to the left. PARKING ======== There is no on-site parking available at this hotel. Off-site parking is available at Gatwick Airport short stay car park 5 or 6 opposite the hotel at a discounted rate of £19.50 for 24 hours. Check-in was easy, they have kiosks and staff members to assist. Whatever you do, make sure to include their breakfast. So good. AMENITIES ========= - Comfortable king size bed - Lightweight yet toasty duvet - Choice of firm and soft pillows - Powerful shower, with baths - Freeview TV with 80 channels - Free basic Wi-Fi (upgrades available) and a handy desk and chair - Tea and coffee making facilities - Blackout curtains PROS ===== - Extra pillows - Clean everything - Small room - Wi-Fi - A/C - Breakfast is incredible (add-on, not free) CONS ===== - Small room, but functional - Feels like a nursing home - Spotty Wi-Fi OVERALL ======== Good value, good hotel near the airport. RECOMMEND.

When I discovered cheap European weekend breaks, I would fly from Gatwick and with very early…read moremorning departures, an on-site hotel would save more sleep on the morning of departure Yotel was my hotel of choice. Much cheaper than their competitors at the time, the pod hotel was an adventure in itself. A study in efficiency as far as space went, it was nonetheless a good choice for a short 40 winks and I enjoyed relaying tales of my time there to friends However, they now have serious competition with Premier Inn opening their largest hotel just opposite Gatwick's north terminal. The building is still squeaky new. Rooms are decent size and brightly decorated. There's a TV and hot beverage facilities in the room The check in is shiny and DIY on terminals with staff around to help. They're very keen to please with a phone call to my room soon after check on to check all is well The best thing is that it's cheaper than Yotel and you get regular hotels occupancy time rather than the short hours at Yotel There's a 24 hour Costa on-site as well as a restaurant's My new favourite overnight hotel at Gatwick

As first time visitors to London from the United States, we were pleasantly satisfied with our stay…read moreat Days Inn Hotel. Located in a charming neighborhood, the hotel itself is nothing over the top but rest assured the customer service makes up for it. We found great suggestions, specific directions, and advice on places to see and things to do from a hotel gentleman, Jatin (aka JD) - as well as the other wonderful staff at Days Inn. Everyone was extremely helpful and welcomed us as one of their own. We are on a euro-trip vacation and previously visited Paris and experienced none of the above in terms of satisfaction. Needless to say if you want a hospitable stay - I highly recommend the Days Inn in Paddington. Also walking distance to Hyde Park and Westminster (and a hotel bar too)!

Absolutely atrocious experience and still dealing with customer service more than 2 months later…read more Let me preface this with the fact that I book reservations with Premier Inn multiple times a year for different clients and family members. I book online the same way every time and have never had issues like I experienced at this location. I have encouraged all future clients to book elsewhere and will not book any Premier Inn locations again. I made the reservation for 2 clients who were visiting from America. Everything was paid in full and they had the email to prove it. On arrival they were told they owed an additional fee over £200. For that price difference they could have stayed at a 5 start resort in Knightsbridge. They paid the difference as they arrived late at night and were jet-lagged. I arrived in the morning and went to their room so they could show me what they had been given. It was disgusting. There was thick dust everywhere, badly painted walls, mold by the windows and we even found old peanuts under the bed! Absolutely disgusting and thankfully did not trigger one of their peanut allergies. I went to the front desk to discuss the issue and they were offered another room. Needless to say the second room wasn't much better. They had multiple key issues (and no they didn't keep their keys next to their phones), there was no phone in the room so they had to go down any time they had an issue. There was a broken fan in both bathrooms. The toilet seat was broken and coming off. There were also homeless people on the streets below one side of the hotel and they both said you could hear yelling late at night. Not ideal for a week long stay! I came back at the end of their trip to go through the additional charge with the front desk who themselves could not explain it properly. I finally got a manager and asked why my British father (who I booked into the same hotel) didn't received an additional fee but the others did. She didn't have an answer and just said "it's the price" even with me showing her the booking screenshot and confirmation email. After 2 months of dealing with their customer service team, they finally said "we can't discuss any further with you as it's not your name on the booking". So I forwarded all the information to my client and she is still awaiting an answer. At this point I have sent all communication evidence to her so she can dispute the extra charge with her bank. I made 2 reservations at Premier Inn in the same way and my white British friend didn't get charged any additional fees, but my black American clients did. I always aim to give people the benefit of the doubt but this can only be taken one way. Avoid at all costs, especially if you're a foreigner.

This is a great place to stay if you're looking for a central London hotel, but not looking to pay…read morecentral London prices. Yes, it's a Premier Inn so you're not getting opulent luxury, but it's a great place to get your head down for a night. I stay here when I'm out for work functions or late weeknights rather than return to Southend just to traipse back into London for work the next day. It's south of the river, along Tower Bridge Road and apart from the Costcutter across the road from the hotel, there's not a lot of life in the immediate surrounding area. However, you're only a 15 minute walk from the heart of the City. Because it's such good value it gets booked up so best to check availability early if you want to get a clean, basic room for less than £100 a night.

This hotel is listed as closed in Google maps. It has actually been renamed to The Welbeck Hotel…read more I like the use of canned water (vs. plastic bottles) in the gym and room. Also option to fill water bottles around hotel. Gym is small, but equipment seems brand new and modern. Location is great: 5-7 minute walk to Elizabethan train line Bond stop. Prices are reasonable for the area.

This has to be one of the most run down Holiday Inn's in Europe. The tell tell signs are as soon…read moreas you walk in, you feel like you're back in the 80's, I was looking for Austin Powers to check me in. I went to my room as it was like an Ice Box, I tried the heat and nothing but cold air. I rang the front desk and was told maintenance would be up shortly, 11pm no maintenance. Finally someone from the front desk came, looked at the thermostat and said it's. OT working, hello, but no one from maintenance is on site this late. He did bring me in a floor heater and said maintenance would be in at 8am, 10am no maintenance, had to call the front desk. Thought I go workout in the mini gym, four pieces of equipment, all broke. Don't look for more then a bed.

Spent a few nights here and my stay was absolutely wonderful!!! The beds are warm and the…read morebreakfasts are fabulous!!!

Part of the Handpicked Hotels chain, this one is based very centrally in North London. They…read moreprovide a complimentary shuttle bus to the nearest tube station so you can be in Central London within half an hour. Some good packages on offer, very reasonable for a London hotel, including champagne, a la carte dinner, and a la carte breakfast (the best I have had in a hotel chain!). Definitely, you must try the honey, made locally and served still in it's honeycomb. Honey in a jar will never do again! Julia Hand is the owner behind the relaxed luxury of this brand, prevalent in all her 21 Hand Picked Hotels. I love her brand.

I stayed here at the last minute when I couldn't get out of LHR. I was expecting the worst and was…read morehappily surprised. I ended up with a double room with one full size bed, a twin bed and a little table. The room was enormous by European standards. All rooms come with en suite bathrooms. Mine was perfect and it came with toiletries. Shower was great-water pressure was awesome and it got hot fast. Free wi-fi and breakfast though I didn't stay for breakfast. The only negatives are no elevators and no airport transport. It's a bit of a hassle to get here from the Tube though there is a train station very close by. A good amount of shops, restaurants and a pub nearby. Had a surreal moment in that a lot of the kids in the pub were all Jersey Shored out.