Visited the centre on a Monday in July, it was still quite busy so I’d imagine on a weekend it would be really crowded. It really is a massive place so wear comfy shoes as you’ll be doing a lot of walking! Bad points: some of the roof is glass & it felt really hot in there with the sun beating down. We did visit on a very hot day & it’s a big place to keep cool with A/C, so in warm weather dress appropriately. It felt uncomfortably hot. Also, I felt that there wasn’t anywhere near enough seating. I know it’s probably designed like that: if you’re sitting down you’re not shopping & spending money, but a few seats for you to take a quick breather would be very welcome. Good points: for a place so big & busy it was very very clean. I saw barely any litter & there are plenty of bins around. Hats off to the staff who obviously work hard to keep the place looking clean & tidy. Also, I didn’t have to queue once for the toilets. There are plenty of them, they’re well signposted, & again, very clean. Finally, I thought the parking charge was very reasonable for London - £8.50 for up to 10 hours is great value in my opinion.

On Maundy Thursday I was part of the energetic queue awaiting the opening of the first day of @TheBeautyEdit at Westfield, West London. The importance of this event focused on making beauty products and services accessible for mass participation. The appeal of the event remains inherently problematic to having a time with like minded spirits whose passion is to look and feel great. Through the mediums of perfume workshops, getting nails done and treating one's self to products bequeathed by @Elemis and #Mac made the day bask in natural radiance. #Yougi is a range focusing on the personalised perfume creation. Something made by hand always feels like it belongs to you. The use of pipettes to squeeze a mixture of aromas to the bottles seemed to be therapeutic remedy to start the Easter weekend immersed. The scents produced opened the pathway to thinking more holistically about #selfcare and making the most out of life. @mets_nails was amazing at curating new nails designs. Her kind nature made doing nails in the middle of a luxurious shopping centre feel less daunting.

It was very attractive from the outside. From the inside it looked very nice and clean. The toilets here were clean, too. You could see everything about this shopping center. What bothers me are the opening hours of the shops, which are only allowed to open at 10 am and on Sunday at 12 pm. Total: 4 out of 5

Having two sold out concerts happening in the day of our visit meant the mall was busier than usual. However, there's lots to see and do. The mall itself is an experience and within it lots of other things to see and sample, along with great shopping.

Nice shops , high street brands and luxury. The food hall is a nightmare, big families taking up tables with their homemade food . So paying customers who want to eat lunch struggle to find a seat .

Located ten minutes from Shepherds Bush Station. This shopping centre attracts a young crowd. Before entering there is a row of restaurants. The inside is very busy on weekends. It has two floors with most shops that tend to be overcrowded. There are busy seating areas. Many shops are empty and the staff inside look sad. Unless you are looking for something specific you can window shop in thirty minutes. It has the feel of an attraction that has lost its shine and certainly needs to be reimagined.

Some great shops and fun for teens and tweens. Struggled to find any cash points - there were none at all on level 1 and had to search high and low on level 0. Tasty lunch at Pizza Express on level 3. Absolutely nowhere to sit other than in cafes - a few benches would be really helpful, particularly for weary parental legs!

Coming into the car parks the signage is useless. I ended up going back out up a back road and round again to get in. Terribly bad for such a big place. Leaving was just as bad. You'd think they could do a lot better. Likewise in the centre the location guide boards are not really much use. Not sure I'd be in a hurry to return. However the selection of shopping is fantastic..

Visited for a business event. Mall is huge and so busy all the time. Have so many options on everything you can think of. Suits for every age and every budget and venders and very friendly. I went for the business event but end up buying many for me and family before going back

I visited the Westfield London shopping center in June 2024, and it was an impressive experience. The mall is vast and offers a wide variety of stores, catering to all tastes and budgets. From high-end luxury brands to popular high street shops, there's something for everyone. The layout is modern and spacious, making it easy to navigate even during busy times. The food court offers diverse dining options, ranging from quick bites to sit-down meals. I was particularly impressed with the cleanliness and the overall ambiance. The staff in various stores were helpful and friendly, enhancing the shopping experience. We got Vietnamese and Chinese food. Parking was convenient, and public transport links were excellent. I got there by London Taxi. Overall, Westfield London is a fantastic shopping destination that combines convenience, variety, and a pleasant atmosphere. Highly recommended for both locals and tourists!