3-Star Hotels in Greater London, United Kingdom

Booked a classic room and was upgraded to an club room, upgrade is an understatement as stayed in a classic room in the past and was much better than this room. This room was basic. The room was cold and when putting the heater/air conditioning unit on for heat it is so noisy that you can't keep it on over night so woke up a few times shivering. The shower took a long time to heat up and even then it was only warm. This room had no where to put bags without being in the way so only good if you have a small bag. I would of preferred not to have been upgraded to a club room on this occasion as I was so disappointed. Check in took over 10 minutes before being seen considering there were 3 people on reception and again with check out as there was no key drop was asked for room number that I was checking out from but wasn't asked if my stay was good or anything no good customer service. Seems like this hotel has gone down hill compared to my stay about 5 years ago.

Very easy from finding the hotel, checking in and getting to our room. Location is great for main stations plus central London. Onsite food excellent-especially the breakfast but also lots of choice around the hotel also. Staff very welcoming and would definitely recommend a stay here

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.

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.

The hotel is just a walking distance from T4 Heathrow airport, where there is a crossover bridge for you to walk from T4 departure hall. The room was spacious and comfortable. However, the service of the hotel need to be uplifted especially during checking time at 3pm.

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!

Clink261 Hostel exceeded my expectations! The location is perfect, just steps away from the main attractions and public transport. The staff were incredibly friendly and helped me plan my itinerary, even suggesting some hidden gems. The dorms were clean and spacious, and I loved the rooftop terrace where I could unwind after a long day. Although the Wi-Fi was a bit slow in my room, it was fast enough in the common areas. This hostel is ideal for solo travelers or anyone looking for a social, budget-friendly stay. I’ll definitely be back!

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.

The room is really small. But either than that it is absolutely amazing. It is quiet, clean, both ac cold and hot air works. I have a good sleep in the hotel. Just a message, the TV will automatically on, so it is required to turn of the main TV button on the wall to ensure the TV is off. *No water and kettle will be provided. While there is two huge coffee machines at the hotel entrance, where you can get paper cups, all kinds of teabags and coffee for you to drink in your room. So it is alright if you do not have a kettle* Uploaded some nearby lovely buildings!

Booked a classic room and was upgraded to an club room, upgrade is an understatement as stayed in a classic room in the past and was much better than this room. This room was basic. The room was cold and when putting the heater/air conditioning unit on for heat it is so noisy that you can't keep it on over night so woke up a few times shivering. The shower took a long time to heat up and even then it was only warm. This room had no where to put bags without being in the way so only good if you have a small bag. I would of preferred not to have been upgraded to a club room on this occasion as I was so disappointed. Check in took over 10 minutes before being seen considering there were 3 people on reception and again with check out as there was no key drop was asked for room number that I was checking out from but wasn't asked if my stay was good or anything no good customer service. Seems like this hotel has gone down hill compared to my stay about 5 years ago.

Very easy from finding the hotel, checking in and getting to our room. Location is great for main stations plus central London. Onsite food excellent-especially the breakfast but also lots of choice around the hotel also. Staff very welcoming and would definitely recommend a stay here

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.

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.

The hotel is just a walking distance from T4 Heathrow airport, where there is a crossover bridge for you to walk from T4 departure hall. The room was spacious and comfortable. However, the service of the hotel need to be uplifted especially during checking time at 3pm.

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!

Clink261 Hostel exceeded my expectations! The location is perfect, just steps away from the main attractions and public transport. The staff were incredibly friendly and helped me plan my itinerary, even suggesting some hidden gems. The dorms were clean and spacious, and I loved the rooftop terrace where I could unwind after a long day. Although the Wi-Fi was a bit slow in my room, it was fast enough in the common areas. This hostel is ideal for solo travelers or anyone looking for a social, budget-friendly stay. I’ll definitely be back!

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.

The room is really small. But either than that it is absolutely amazing. It is quiet, clean, both ac cold and hot air works. I have a good sleep in the hotel. Just a message, the TV will automatically on, so it is required to turn of the main TV button on the wall to ensure the TV is off. *No water and kettle will be provided. While there is two huge coffee machines at the hotel entrance, where you can get paper cups, all kinds of teabags and coffee for you to drink in your room. So it is alright if you do not have a kettle* Uploaded some nearby lovely buildings!

The hotel is just a walking distance from T4 Heathrow airport, where there is a crossover bridge for you to walk from T4 departure hall. The room was spacious and comfortable. However, the service of the hotel need to be uplifted especially during checking time at 3pm.

Stayed here a night before a departure from Heathrow T5. The location is excellent, easy to get to by road from the M25 and plenty of parking. The hotel on the outside looked a somewhat run down affair but internally, although it was a little bit tired in places, was certainly clean and comfortable. A good choice of food in the restaurant, served up fresh to order and a nice size bar area to relax in was a bonus. Breakfast was good value and set us up well for our travels. Access to T5 is by the automatic pod service (cost £8.00) which is accessible from a collection point a few minutes walk (flat ie no steps or lifts) from the hotel, this is a 10min, extremely convenient ride straight to T5.

Friendly staff, comfortable bed, decent breakfast options. No tea and coffee facilities in the room which is a shame - I’d have murdered a cuppa! Overall very satisfied.

Watching a show in the West End. Excellent value for money and not too far away from city centre on the tube

Hotel is at a very good location for those planning to stay near airport or for transit purposes. There is a bus stop right in front of the hotel. Staffs are helpful, friendly and welcoming. The room is huge and clean. Will definitely recommend this hotel!

Good place to stay for business travellers. 5-10 mins bus from H2&3 airport to the hotel.

Hygiene: Very good, clean and tidy, Service: The front desk service is very good, the check-in and check-out process is simple, Environment: The room is well lit and relatively quiet, Facilities: The bed is very comfortable, the shower gel 🧴 smells good

This is not the first time we are staying at this hotel. We keep coming back as it is a fantastic hotel. The staff are really professional, friendly and helpful.

It should be said that it is the guest house of Brunel University. It is inside the school. You can eat in the student cafeteria. It is less than ten minutes away from the bus station. It is super convenient. Unfortunately, there is no room available when I want to book it again.

I love this resturant☺️☺️

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.

Got tickets for abba at O2 ,so we rang and booked a room the night before (lucky) Great location . Been before which was great but this time room even better as it had been recently renovated.Breakfast was included no complaints at all everything that anyone would want in the morning.Thanks to staff ,very helpful as well. We are going to book again to stay and see all the tourist local places besides the O2! Great stay,thanks

Prefabricated plastic bathroom.. only 2 shower handcuffs and no smaller.. breakfast £15 too expensive.. is probably the worst Ibis I've ever been in 40 years

Nice and friendly staff. Have coffee machine with free capsules for guests. Room has a small open kitchen and is quiet but at a convenience location. Across the street, there are some cherry blossoms along the side street on both sides too.

A well located hotel 5 minutes from a DLR station a range of eating places locally although the hotel restaurant turned out to be a good option. helpful staff and a decent size room, but a bigger tv and a more modern shower would have added value to my 3 night stay

For the cleaning of the room you have to notify every morning if you stay more than one day; the room is large with a view of the Thames, but the upholstery of the chair is worn and unpleasantly stained; the staff is very helpful and kind; the breakfast good and varied. At dinner the food is very good but the waiting times are very long.