We were looking for two nights stay in Guildford and found Asperion as a reasonably priced option…read more What a find! Recently refurbished, everything looks extremely neat, tidy and clean, staff is very friendly and you can park your car right outside. An extremely nice cooked breakfast was included in addition to a buffet continental option. Note, there is also an Asperion Hillside. We had booked into the wrong hotel, but were rebooked very efficiently.

After a transatlantic flight, we arrived earlier than expected at 8:15am. We received a cheerful…read morewelcome and a hot breakfast, even though check-in time wasn't until 2pm. The small hotel describes the dinner menu as limited, but 10 options (including vegetarian, gluten-free, and dairy-free) seem more than enough to me. The food was very good. Book direct with the hotel for complimentary breakfast and parking. Don't have a car? The hotel staff arranged car-for-hire for us. The walk to the town center and train station is about 10 minutes. Keep in mind that you're in the Surrey hills, so wear your walking shoes. The hotel was modern and clean. If you have mobility issues, there are 5 steps at the hotel entrance, but easy access to several rooms on the main floor. Our room was quiet (we stayed in Millmead). We opened the windows at night and heard birdsong in the morning.

We had a great visit.The food was excellent the beds were comfortable in the stay was very quiet…read more We are definitely returning a great place to stay just minutes from Gatwick airport.

We loved the Cumberland House and recommend it to anyone arriving from a long flight. Carmel…read morescooped us up from the airport as soon as we called, brought us back to their comfy b and b, and we were off to the pub (which is a 5 minute walk away.) After a great meal, we returned to our room and slept for 12 hours, and awoke to the delicious smell of breakfast cooking. Clive and Carmel are so accommodating, they schedule your breakfast time, drive you to and from the airport and even confirm what you want for breakfast. It was so relaxing and comforting after our flight, we will certainly return here. Thank you for the wonderful service!

No more than 10 minute walk from Highbury/Islington tube station, this is a very nice and…read moreaffordable option still within a quick tube ride into Central London. This is a "guest house" so your experience will be more like a hostel than a hotel. To stay here you have to make a reservation, no walk ins are accepted, but do not worry as the process to get a reservation is very easy and unless there are a couple of groups staying getting a room shouldn't be too much of a problem. There are a few different options as to what kind of room from single rooms with community toilets and showers to en suites to family rooms if you are sharing a room with your family. Personally, I don't mind not having an en suite because there are plenty of bathrooms and toilets for use that it has never been an issue. There are a couple of common areas where are not only a good place to hang out with friends, but if you are on your own it is a great place to meet others. In addition, a fresh and plentiful breakfast is provided in the morning and with assigned seating, if you don't come with a group, this is another chance to meet other travelers. Overall, this is a really nice place that is affordable and with easy access to not only Central London, but a wide variety of different shops, pubs, and restaurants. I have been here a couple times now and one time for over a week and had a great experience.

I had a rough travel night with endless flight delays, and right after I booked this hotel, I got…read morenotice my flight was pushed back an entire extra day. I called the hotel immediately -- literally minutes after booking -- to explain the situation and cancel. They still refused to refund me. I travel through London often and was hoping to find a new go-to spot, but this experience made that an easy no. Things happen when you travel -- what matters is how a hotel handles it. Sadly, their customer service was cold and completely unhelpful. Won't be back and definitely wouldn't recommend.

Good for the value. VERY small rooms but clean and comfortable for quick stays when you are on a…read morebudget. Very convenient location next to Kings Cross train station where we were catching the Eurostar to Paris.

Basic but friendly. One person on the bar and reception made me wait, but the room was ok, and the…read morefood hot. I made the mistake of taking underground to Walthemstow then the but, but it dropped me at the big roundabout and I got a bit lost. Dragging a suitcase over the footbridge wasn't fun. I would stay again, but I would get a taxi. No restaurants nearby.

If you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of central London this is the place to relax. It…read moreis close to Epping Forest which stretches for miles. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, staff go out of the way to accommodate. A pleasent stay.

Stayed here for 15 days and leaving will feel like leaving family behind. Breakfast is delicious…read moreand you are greeted with a good morning and a smile every morning. Our group had to leave before breakfast was served and they accommodated us and served breakfast early for the group. One of our group members became ill and they prepared info for her so she could get medicine. Smiling faces and customer service are bountiful here! They are located near some great restaurants and within walking distance to a bus station that takes you to surbiton train station. I wouldn't think of staying anywhere else!!!

4.5 stars if I could give it. Place was clean and the room was very roomy- with a sitting area with…read morecomfortable chairs. The robes and slippers were really nice. We had the breakfast buffet and the croissants were excellent and warm! Totally worth the extra for breakfast. They had a very slow and small elevator but was really functional- just try to avails peak hours if you have a lot of luggage. Service was excellent with the exception of one person at the front counter- everyone else was really nice and friendly and helpful. It was about 20-30 minutes from all the tourist attractions by car/uber/cab. I had an elderly member in our group so we didn't walk or take public transportation so I can't speak to that but the bus stops were close as well as the tube. I felt really safe and the entire area is a bunch of hotels so you can see a lot of tourists around as well. Overall I would book again.

I found The Belgrave to be a pretty good value during my recent stay. My room, a compact double,…read morewas clean and well-appointed. Everything worked as expected, and the bathroom was more stylish than I expected. Service was solid, check-in was easy. The man up front was also able to answer some questions I had about where I could find a reputable ATM. The hotel itself was quiet, a reflection of the surrounding neighborhood. The location is within walking distance of Pimlico station, which is along the Victoria Line. Victoria station is a bit of a walk, but has more amenities like food and more connections. There are some restaurants in the area, but you'll mostly find residences and other hotels along the same street, plus a few local markets. WiFi was free and reliable. There's a coin laundry near Pimlico if you need it. No complaints at all. I feel like I got exactly what I paid for.

This was our first trip to London, and I'm so happy we spent it at Astons Apartments!…read more First, the location is great. A few blocks from the Gloucester Street tube station (we walked it with our luggage, but YMMV) but off the main drag in a quiet residential part of the neighborhood, a little removed from all the big trendy hotels. There's a Waitrose grocery in the tube station, a great continental coffee shop, a used book store, a Pret A Manger, a Burger King, a chemist shop, a handful of pubs, really, everything you need two to four blocks away. Instead of a single building, Astons is a series of townhouses, and your apartment has an address as well as a room number. I love it because I like to feel more like a temporary local than a tourist. Then there's the price. We opted for the studio. Be warned, it is *tiny*. The bed and the table take up almost the entire room. BUT, it has a fantastic built in mini-kitchen closet sort of arrangement, with a fridge, a cooktop, a microwave and an electric kettle. We made meals in our room when we were hungry at weird times or just too whipped to think about where we could go. And all of that for about $100 a night. Hard to beat in London! We're the kind of travelers who want a clean, safe place to lay our head and stash our stuff because we want to be out and about seeing and doing. We're not looking for luxury, and that's not where we want to spend our money. Astons also offers one- and two-bedroom arrangements, but for the two of us, the studio was a perfect fit. Desk staff was friendly, particularly in the evenings when they gave us great pub recommendations. If you're looking for great value in a great location, you can't go wrong with Astons.

I stayed at Aston while on a recent trip to London- on a recommendation from a friend. The location…read moreis great, the room was clean and private, and it was very quiet- which usually can be the most challenging aspect of staying at a hotel/b&b. The rooms are located in apartment buildings so it feels homier than just being crammed into a big building full of rooms. I would recommend a double as I heard that the singles are TINY. There is no breakfast included, and I wish they had their Internet available at all times instead of just in the evening...but otherwise it's a great place to stay at reasonable rates for London!