We read all the previous reports on tripadvisor about this hotel so we had not intention of booking it. Then one of the search websites had this place on a room deal of £63 instead of £103 so we thought lets give it ago, its only one night before we fly. When we arrived at the reception it was clear that work was going on as dust every where and lots of plastic sheets and work equipment. We checked in quick as we were only people checking in at time. We went to our room and it was like something from the 70s, tiny, dark, old furniture and even the television was an old big bulky set ( type my grandma had). We went to go to the spa but it closed at 2pm on a weekend (it was 5pm) so we went to the bar. The bar was cold, freezing infact. I asked about the fact it was so cold and was told its 'air conditioned' so we can not change it ( rubbish). We ordered drinks only to be told we have no orange juice. The food we ordered was bland and over priced, service was poor, the staff more interested in talking to each other. Only good points, Starbucks Coffee and Bed was quite good. This place gives the impression of a place closing down.

This hotel is inside the Free Bus Zone so do not take the Hotel Hopper shuttle, which costs about $12. The Free Bus Zone will take you to and from this hotel, to Heathrow airport, and to the train/metro station, as well. There is a Starbucks inside the lobby -yay! A lot of international flight crews stay here -it is really fun to see a plethora of flight attendants and pilots, from all different airlines, in the lobby waiting for their shuttle. The hotel is very nice -I believe they are renovating some parts of the hotel. Our room was updated however, the bathroom was completely old school. I didn't mind as the hotel and our room were very clean. The front desk staff are wonderful and very accommodating. However; this hotel is about 30 minutes away, via the tube, from Piccadilly and all the fun sights of London.

Big impersonal hotel, probably the closest to T1-3. Room & public areas were clean. Interanl signage could be clearer - followed this to room, then subsequently discovered far shorter route to lifts.

Despite being across road from one of the main runways, you don't hear the aircraft, but this is compensated for by the noisy air-con and room quickly becomes very stuffy if switched off.

We stayed here for one night during November for a very reasonable price which included parking.It was easy to reach,just off Bath Road with plenty of parking spaces.It has a large reception area with comfortable seating and a Starbucks cafe.Our room was on the 2nd floor down a very long corridor.We were pleased with the room,especially considering how little we had paid.It had a traditional decor with everything we needed.The bathroom was a little dated,but was clean and functional.All the staff semmed to be very pleasant and helpful,especially the concierge.We would have tried the breakfast but thought £20 was a bit steep.
Overall it was a comfortable,large airport hotel where we would be quite happy to stay again.