4/5 Richard D. 2 months ago on Google • 40 reviews New
We
stayed
for
3
nights
and
our
thoughts
are
as
follows;
Location:
-Right
next
to
Wembley
Arena
and
5mins
walk
to
Wembley
stadium.
-Nearby
Wembley
Park
underground
station
has
access
to
to
the
Jubilee
and
Metropolitan
lines
and
is
just
10
mins
walk
away.
-We
felt
relatively
safe
walking
round
outside
the
hotel,
even
when
we
came
back
from
the
Theatre
late
one
evening.
-It
took
us
about
50
Mins
using
the
Tube
to
get
from
the
hotel
to
the
Theatre
in
Covent
Garden.
-Car
Parking
is
provided
via
a
big
Multi-storey
car
park
next
door.
Just
£15
per
24hrs
when
you
get
your
ticket
validated
at
the
hotel
on
your
departure.
-If
you
are
coming
by
Car
and
approaching
London
from
the
North
then
the
location
is
ideal.
-There
is
an
outlet
shopping
village
next
to
the
hotel
with
a
broad
range
of
shops
with
prices
cheaper
than
central
London
and
well
worth
a
look
round.
-Good
choice
of
restaurants
all
within
walking
distance
of
the
hotel.
Reception:
We
were
welcomed
at
Reception
by
Jonathan
who
was
very
friendly
and
when
he
found
out
we
were
celebrating
a
birthday
he
gave
us
a
free
upgrade
which
I
thought
was
a
nice
touch.
Thank
you
Jonathan!
Pool/Gym:
We
thought
the
pool
and
spa
were
too
small
for
a
hotel
of
this
size.
On
all
3
occasions
we
visited
the
pool,
there
were
children
splashing
round
so
was
not
suitable
for
any
sort
of
proper
swimming
activity.
The
steam
room
and
sauna
can
only
fit
3
people
(4
at
a
squeeze),
this
meant
you
had
to
spy
your
chance
to
get
a
seat.
We
were
there
during
school
holidays
so
perhaps
it’s
normally
quieter?
If
I’d
booked
this
hotel
as
a
spa
weekend
I
would
have
been
disappointed,
it’s
too
small
and
it’s
just
not
that
sort
of
hotel.
Room:
Very
clean
and
the
bed
comfortable.
The
shower
curtain
was
a
little
too
long
and
it
would
have
been
nice
to
have
plug
sockets
on
both
sides
of
the
bed
but
these
are
first
world
problems.
My
main
gripe
with
the
room
it
was
just
too
hot.
The
lowest
the
Air-con
would
go
to
was
18c
but
it
felt
warmer.
Breakfast:
This
was
served
buffet
style
and
was
excellently
presented.
Good
choice
of
fruit,
cereals,
pastry’s
and
your
traditional
English
breakfast
items.
The
highlight
for
me
was
the
omelette
station
where
you
could
choose
your
filling
and
watch
it
cooked
in
front
of
you
-
something
I
know
is
done
in
a
lot
of
hotels
these
days
but
the
taste
and
choice
of
fillings
makes
this
one
of
the
best
examples
I’ve
seen.
Executive
lounge:
We
loved
using
this
and
was
only
possible
as
we
had
been
upgraded
to
an
executive
room.
You
could
get
free
nibbles
and
soft
drinks
during
the
day
and
there
was
a
balcony
you
could
access
for
fresh
air
and
a
view
of
your
surroundings.
Best
of
all
was
between
6pm
and
8pm
you
could
get
a
selection
of
Alcoholic
drinks
free
of
charge!
There
was
also
a
hot
food
option
at
this
time
although
I
felt
some
of
the
other
guests
took
advantage
of
this
and
were
clearly
coming
for
their
main
meal
of
the
day
when
it’s
not
really
for
that
purpose.
We
used
it
for
drinks
and
light
bites
before
going
out
for
Dinner.
Other
points:
When
we
arrived
by
car
we
inadvertently
turned
into
the
underground
car
park
of
a
neighbouring
apartment
block.
The
road
had
barriers
across
due
to
an
event
at
the
Arena
and
we
had
not
realised
that
the
car
park
was
further
down
the
road
beyond
the
barriers.
Once
we
realised
our
mistake
we
spoke
to
the
security
staff
on
the
barrier
and
once
we
explained
we
needed
the
“Gold”
car
park
next
to
the
hotel
they
moved
the
barriers
out
the
way
so
we
could
get
to
the
car
park.
Even
though
there
was
an
event
at
the
Arena
there
was
still
plenty
of
parking
spaces.
I
suspect
it
would
be
full
if
there
was
a
football
match
on
at
the
Stadium.
Overall
we
enjoyed
our
stay
and
the
staff
make
this
place
as
others
have
said.
From
Jonathan
on
reception
to
the
staff
in
the
executive
lounge,
everyone
was
really
friendly
and
wanted
to
make
sure
you
had
a
great
stay.
Despite
a
couple
of
minor
grumbles,
we
would
return
here
on
our
next
visit
to
London.
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