Holiday Inn Properties in London

Great hotel for Gatwick. Handy having a nuffeild gym next door if you are a member, if not buy or download a day pass. Beds really comfy. Parking on site. Never tried the bars or restaurant.

I've stayed at a few Holiday Inns along the way, and the one in Cambridge didn't have air conditioning, which made me a bit nervous. But this one was fine; the AC worked great, though it wouldn't turn off unless you unplugged it 😂. The surrounding area seems to be a gathering place for people from the Middle East, which was a little unsettling 😓. The food around here is also predominantly Middle Eastern style. My son found a Japanese restaurant about 1.6 miles away, which was pretty good, just a bit of a walk. At breakfast, we ran into a group of Chinese middle school students on a study tour from Xi'an, which was quite interesting. The location is close to Eton College and Windsor Castle. Windsor Castle is definitely worth a visit.

## Accommodation The hotel is quite large and very busy. The room size was decent, and it was cleaned daily. The sink in the bathroom is a bit on the small side, so water tends to splash out easily when washing your face. Shampoo, body wash, and hand soap were provided, but you'll need to bring your own toothpaste, toothbrush, and slippers, which is common for many hotels in the UK. An electric kettle is available for boiling water. The mini-fridge was stocked with complimentary bottled water, sparkling water, crisps, and chocolate biscuits; you can take them with you when you go out, and they're replenished daily. Check-out is by 12 PM, and luggage storage is available. ## Breakfast The breakfast selection was quite varied, offering a full English breakfast. While the offerings were largely the same each day, there was enough variety to choose from. ## Transportation Transportation is exceptionally convenient. Metro and bus stations are just a few minutes' walk away, making it easy to get to the city center, Heathrow Airport, and other locations. Shopping and dining options are plentiful nearby, with M&S, H&M, TK Maxx, McDonald's, and more within easy reach. Hyde Park and Imperial College London are also not too far away. ## Overall Overall, it's a decent hotel. Being a global chain, you can generally count on consistent and reliable quality.

the staff was so nice and warm welcoming. the room and facilities are quite good but it looked old a little bit. after checking out, i left the luggage at the hotel to traveling in other places and came back to take my luggage in the evening — this is the best point that i love ❤️

There are two reasons for booking this hotel. First, it is close to Heathrow Airport and driving for half an hour. Second, the next morning, I will go to a big junk market next to Amoy. The hotel is in a good environment, just a few steps to the banks of the River Thames, parking is free, the room is quiet, breakfast is good.

Great location, bus stop right outside for quick and efficient buses to and from airport. Friendly staff. Quick check in and check out. Nice bar for a few drinks and food and also a great gym. Would definitely stay again.

Lovely hotel. Stayed here for business travel and it’s very nice. Clean, everything you need is in the room. Heating takes a while to warm up, but otherwise would stay here again. The food downstairs is also very nice and staff are friendly and provide a good service.

Despite not being disabled ourselves, we were given a disabled room which had obviously just been refurbished. The room was excellent, spacious and well appointed. We've never slept in such a large bed - it was wider than it was long!

Clean and friendly staff. Great central spot to use as a base. Walkable distance to shops, public transport and car hire! Would definitely stay again.

The hotel is located close to the Tower of London. It's comfortable, clean, and well-equipped. However, the surrounding neighborhood is just average, and it's an area with a significant population of Middle Eastern and Southeast Asian residents.