We recently travelled to London and stayed at this hotel. The room was crowded with the four of us, but we didn't go to London to hang out in the hotel room. It served its purpose perfectly. The bathroom was spacious and clean. The continental breakfast was simple and didn't change during our stay, but it gave us a great start for each day. The Marks & Spencers and Sainsbury's across the road was great for getting quick lunches to pack for a day of touring. A tip for the family travellers: ask for a room facing the park as there is less noise from traffic on this side of the hotel. The tube station is across the street and about a 60 min. ride from Heathrow if you want to save on taxi costs to or from the airport and it takes only about 20 mins. to get to the major sites in central London.

not bad for the money. a little far away from everything, but underground station in right across the street and Wimbledon in a few stops away by bus. there is a pub right next door to the hotel and a little convenience store across the street.

The hotel is very close to tube and the surrounded area is quiet.
you will never go wrong with holiday inn although you won't have surprise. Getting to centre London is easy by tube so it is not a matter to choose a hotel in zone3 and you will have a cheaper price,

stayed one night in april paid £105 for family of 4 in room with double bed and sofa bed.
Room squashed but adequate.
no double glazing so extremely noisy throughout the night, on busy mainroad, and counted over 20 sirens going up and down the road between midnight and 2 in the morning !!
However easily accesible for tube station (colliers wood over the road) bus stop right bye, supermarket too.
ok continental breakfast and all night bar to residents. ok for one night, would prefer the earls court one to this one though for same price.