Hotels near Acton, London

"The hotel is a 10-minute walk from the metro, and there's not much to eat nearby, only a couple of pizza places and a McDonald's, plus two or three small supermarkets. It takes about an hour to get to the city center by metro, and the metro signals often experience delays. For a couple of days, there was even no metro service at all. There are no self-service laundromats nearby, which is very inconvenient for longer stays."

"The stay experience was very satisfactory. The hotel environment is clean and quiet, the rooms are spacious and bright, the bedding is clean and comfortable, and the quality of sleep is very good. The front desk service is warm and professional, and check-in and check-out are very efficient. Convenient location, convenient dining and shopping around. The overall cost performance is high, I will choose here next time."

"During a recent warm spell we booked this hotel so we'd be close to our daughter's halls of residence. The air conditioning in the hotel room was very poor. It would not cool the room down. We heard the entire hotel lacks adequate air conditioning. I would say unless this is resolved soon the hotel should stop mentioning the rooms have air conditioning. On the positive side we were offered a couple of electric fans for use in our room."

"The room size was decent, but the carpet in the hallway had a really strong, pungent smell. Every time I stepped out, I felt like throwing up. It was truly awful. I hope they can use a better quality carpet."

"The room is clean and tidy, the staff was super friendly and helpful. Just the location of the hotel is not quite friendly."

"The hotel location is superb. It’s almost next to the tube station. Our room is at the top floor, there’s a bit of leg work. It’s ok for us coz we were not having huge luggage. When we got to the room, there was a strong stinky smell from toilet. Good that we immediately turned on the shower to wet the drainage. Room was good size for two and with WiFi. Unfortunately, the shower was super hot that I could not take a shower. We did not know if turning down the boiler helps with lowering the temperature of the water. Bedding were very clean! Staff were very friendly and helpful. Very nice that this hotel stay comes with nice breakfast too."

"The facade is absolutely stunning, and the location is superb, right on a corner facing the square, directly opposite a church, and with a supermarket behind it. The dining street is just a minute's walk away. The metro is about a fifteen-minute walk. There's a bar right on the ground floor. It's quiet, and the front desk staff are incredibly nice. The only minor drawback is the elevator; it's quite old-fashioned – so old-fashioned that once it reaches your floor, you have to manually press the button again for the doors to open. It's actually quite charming in its own way!"

"Hotel 30-35 minutes from the city center by metro. The rooms are small but clean, except for the carpet full of crumbs and other debris. The kettle, as well as the bathroom dispensers, are caked on. Clean sheets and a comfortable bed. The lobby and rooms are clean. The quality and price are fair. A supermarket, metro, and a few restaurants are within walking distance. Overall, a good stay."

"The best part about the hotel is the location. It's quite close to the Tube and fairly central so it's easy to get around London and meet people. I also thought that the breakfast was good or good enough and the gym was also satisfactory. The one area I felt the hotel didn't meet my expectations was the small matter of being able to sleep. There is no meaningful air conditioning in the rooms and unfortunately the summer has been quite hot. If you are reading this in your room and it's 3 a.m. as you sweat and desperately try to work out whether or not it's something you've misunderstood about the controls or whether something is broken in your room (much like I did at 3 a.m. my first night), then let me assure you that it's not a you problem. The A/C simply doesn't work. It's just on the wall for show. In the three nights I stayed I slept about an hour and a half per night. After the first night I went to the front desk and raised my concern and they gave me a fan I could plug in. This was kind but also not sufficient. Here are a few tips for you should you decide you want to stay at the hotel in the summer: 1. One thing that worked for me first is to take a freezing cold shower before bed and then as you wake up in a pool of sweat every two to three hours take another freezing cold shower. 2. Another option that I tried was to sleep on the floor because the closer you get to the ground the cooler the air becomes. However it's questionable whether the change in temperature is worth being on that carpet. 3. A third option you might consider is to buy something frozen or if possible freeze a large watermelon or vegetable like a zucchini and sleep with it hugging it throughout the night. I unfortunately didn't think to try this but I would love to hear back if you try it and it works for you."

"The hotel is located a bit down an alley, which surprised me at first as I thought it was on the main road. The room was spacious enough for two suitcases and the air conditioning was excellent. However, the bathroom was quite old with peeling floor tiles. Breakfast was very basic, but it was included in the room rate so I didn't pay extra. The location is excellent; it's easy to find food, there are many supermarkets, and very affordable restaurants. You can even buy food and eat it in the lobby. At first, the area might seem a bit intimidating due to the casinos and bars, but there's nothing dangerous. Overall, it's a great location at a good price."