Beautiful hotel with some amazing rooms where I have stayed in the standard rooms but I have seen…read moresome of the suites where you have a large bedroom and some bedroom have a double kingsize bed and some have two kingsize beds! The showers are amazing you have a strong water flow and you are guaranteed to feel cleaned and refreshed! Some of the rooms have amazing views of the golf course! But the one thing I fail to be able to comment on would be the spa facilities and swimming pool, sauna , Jacuzzi where one day I will try to visit! The breakfast is amazing as there is a wise variety of hot and cold food, the only down fall is the self service on making toast and refilling juice! It is a buffet breakfast so you can go up as many times as you like and there is fresh tea and coffee which is brought to your table in a pot! So the main reason why I've stayed here is due to my workplace having their Christmas do's here so I have sampled their menus and I've always chose the vegetarian options as I like to try something new and being a meat lover the vegetarian options are really tasty! And the rooms where we have held our events are always spacious and staff have always been helpful! It's always been an enjoyable experience and I look forward to my next visit Also forgot they have parking but if you plan to walk from the main road to the hotel be prepared for a very long 10/15 min walk as there is a very long drive which you walk past the tennis courts that is also available to use!

Came here for a conference over 4 days. I used the conference booking and definitely had a nicer…read moreroom than others but there were still a few issues. It's definitely shabby chic with not the best service. This was probably like a Downton abbey place at one point but it's definitely not anymore. The entrance has a hideous car covering so that people don't have to walk in the rain to get into the estate. It's covering a beautiful arch underneath. There are other additions that have marred the architecture and I still want to stay in a true estate in England. The estate is not well known by drivers and many of them had a difficult time finding us. Put the name of the hotel in Uber, not the address. The estate hosts many events on the weekends in the summer. There were two proms and a wedding while we were there. It's not insulated well (it shouldn't be!) so expect to hear music through the evenings on the weekend. The service, especially in the restaurants, was average to poor. I wouldn't stay here if I didn't have to. I'm sure there's better out there.

Everytime I come here I always get given a room that is impossible to get to with a heavy suitcase…read morewithout straining yourself! Even though it says it's the ground floor I did at least 10 turns and went up and down 5 stairs cases. And the room sizes are bit consistent I paid for a large executive room and ended up with a double bed and small size room to then be told I've been charged for breakfast when I never had breakfast. But all is not that bad as I have stayed here a few times and still have not had a chance to check out their health spa but the bar is nice and the toilets are really snazzy! Thought I have stayed in lovely rooms where it is very large and a lovely view of the golf course. The breakfast here is a buffet and my only issue is they do not have vegetarian sausages or big glasses for juices or water. The hotel needs to be updated a bit as there are old TVs and you only have 6 channels and the place needs a good paint/rewallpapering - sorry it just looks a but dated.

Budget hotel at affordable prices! The rooms are clean and each room has a tv with all freeview…read morechannels. I had a twin room so I was pretty impressed with the size of the beds and how comfortable they were to sleep in. My only downfalls with my stay at travelodge was there was car parking available but this is share with the Toby jug restaurant and upon arriving I waited 20 minutes for a space to be cleared. However this was on a Friday at 6.30pm which I was later told was the pub/restaurants busy period. The other downfall was the toiletries, there was a soap dispenser and a shampoo/conditioner and body wash dispenser, great to use if you didn't pack anything but not something you would have brought from the supermarket

Stayed overnight 22-23 December 2023…read more I had a short stay, but it was good nonetheless. I booked 1x double bed for two using the Hilton Honors app, but I was upgraded in the days leading up to my stay. Thanks, Hilton. My flight arrived late on the 22nd, so I used the app to inform the hotel that I would be checking in late. The hotel was easy to find, and although I checked in really late (after midnight), the hotel staff was friendly and welcoming. The room was a bit small, but it was sufficient. The bathroom was clean, but there were no wash cloths available, and since I was leaving that same day, I didn't even bother asking for one. I love that they have large bottles of body wash, shampoo & conditioner, and hand soap for guest use instead of single use toiletries. The complementary breakfast was amazing. I had mushrooms, roasted tomatoes, ham, and hashbrowns. There was also this egg roll looking vegetable log. It was delicious. There was also a cereal bar and a waffles maker. The coffee maker had options for various coffees, teas, and hot beverages. I think the breakfast was the best part of my stay.

On our recent London tour we took several days to visit with our daughter & the family. This was…read morethe nearest Hilton hotel & it turned out to be very nice. I judge hotels based on their showers & mattresses. This place came out very well on both accounts. The rooms were fairly small but adequate with a king sized bed. The bathroom was adequately appointed. The included breakfast was okay but least impressive of the 4 hotels we stayed at. It price was good & it was centrally located, if you can say anything is centrally located in England. I recommend this place in Croydon/Norbury.

Croydon - Hilton - Hotel review - Thursday 24th August 2017…read more Although this is a very dated hotel in terms of decor and only one bar with the restaurant only open for breakfast it is one of the only hotels in Croydon with a good car park and reasonable price given breakfast is included as well as Wifi. Very friendly staff and great break fast selection so for a night or two cant complain and also has AC (a little noisy) but everything you need in a basic way.

Great hotel - we booked in here late at night after our flight had been cancelled, and they…read morecouldn't have been more helpful. They booked taxis for us for the next morning, even let us into the business suite at 1am so that we could use the internet to book new flights. The room was comfortable, the temperature was easily controlled, and the bathroom was good too - nice toiletries, clean and everything you'd expect really. Breakfast was good too - the buffet looked pretty varied if you eat normally, and they do porridge with water as standard, so wee vegan me had no trouble at all. They also provide sesame seeds and nuts that you can sprinkle on. I also had some fruit to start with. Everything about our short stay here was easy - just want you want when you're stuck due to a cancelled flight.

Large Youngs pub and hotel attractively situated on Wallington Green, with a 24-bedroom…read moreaccommodation wing, beer garden and catering facilities for functions. There's been a pub on the site since at least 1726, when Wallington was but a hamlet: it was originally called Bowling Green House. Between 1726 and 1773, it appears to have acted as a lodging house for travellers, and became the Duke's Head some time between 1740 and 1806. The present building is mid-Victorian and was bought by Young & Bainbridge in 1857, although it had been supplied with Young's beers since before 1832. It is listed at grade II, despite suffering bomb damage during World War II. The pub itself has a rather domestic, whitewashed exterior, with the new hotel extension sitting behind the original pub. The lounge bar interior is reminiscent of the 'roadhouse' style of pub - a large central bar area serving a spacious, multi-roomed interior, with lots of wood panelling, and a mixture of banquette seating and tables. There's a small outdoor drinking area at the front, facing Wallington Green (not quite as picturesque as it sounds, given that the Green is small and bounded on two sides by busy roads), and a large enclosed beer garden at the rear. They serve a couple of Young's Beers and a guest, which on our visit was Courage Directors, alongside Young's Bitter and Special. They do an extensive range of food, from soup, salads (from £7.95), sandwiches (from £4.95), Pizzas (from £7) and more substantial main courses, with daily specials, from around £10-£17. The function rooms are a very popular for wedding receptions, with the added benefit of accommodation for visiting guests on site. The hotel rack rates are pretty hefty (£115 for single and £120 for doubles) but can drop to around £80 for two people sharing a twin room with full English Breakfast if you hunt around on-line. Although very busy, we were served reasonably quickly, although (alas) not with a smile, and a few of the locals were a bit raucous (presumably had been drinking all day). The Young's Special however was in tip-top condition.

Ridiculously expensive. I asked for a glass of house rose and got charged £10.90.TEN POUNDS AND…read moreNINETY PENCE. For 1 glass of wine. The barman was rather rude about it and claimed I hadn't said I wanted the house when I had. What pub automatically serves the most expensive option by default anyway, even if this was true? Ten pounds and ninety pence for 1 glass of wine. My friend got charged 7.50ish for a gin and tonic, so wine wasn't the only drink being upsold. This pub has notions; even pubs in Chelsea are not this expensive. How they get away with it in Wallington is anyone's guess.

Please spare yourself the agony and frustration of staying here. Nothing else was available so I'm…read moretrapped at this dodgy piece of outdated trash hotel. Fire alarms going off all hours of the night for no reason at all! A crazy employee opened my door while I was in bed for a floral arrangement delivery...they could've rang me from the front desk....but No too lazy for proper protocol here. Some of the staff attempted to accommodate me as much as they could given the circumstances however its simply not enough. I can't wait to leave this hell hole.

The hotel staff are great and are very willing to help which is a luxury upon checking in and while…read moreasking for directions. I checked into a double room as a single person and was upgraded to an executive suite which was a pleasant surprise. Here are the pros and cons of the hotel. Pros: - free parking below the hotel - ultra convenient - check out time was noon - hotel room was well cleaned and had a few perks like a bathroom and slippers - although the hotel is far from the center of London, the walk to the train station is very close by - free WiFi which had a good steady connection (but I think this was because my room was upgraded, otherwise I would have had to pay) - bed was really comfortable with proper linens Cons: - no clock in the room (I found this very odd) - wakeup call was 10 min late - inadequate lightening - several bulbs burned out and not replaced which made for a dimly lit room - breakfast buffet downstairs was way below par for nearly paying £15 - many entrees were not re-filled, only one approach to the table for coffee and tea, had to go up front to pay because server could not be found, used dishes were not cleared off the table in a timely fashion and finally the selection of breakfast items were horrible. Overall this hotel exceeded my expectation with the room upgrade for the price I paid coupled with excellent customer service. However, the room's minor offenses were very incidental next to the restaurant's inadequacies.

Rude arrogant aggressive staff. Complete nose dive since last owner left. Top price for cocktails…read morethe jokers behind the bar have absolutely no idea how to make. If you want comedy forget the Sunday night open mic (what a painful experience that is) - order an Old Fashioned & watch the girls behind the bar have a melt down trying to make it. Comedy gold. Oh & service charge added when ordering at the bar. Food abysmal. Sunday Roast with meat so tough you wouldn't feed it to a dog. Do yourself a favour & AVOID!!

This place is fantastic, and I've only visited it a few times on Sunday. They do a wonderful hot…read morechocolate, full of marshmallows and such. they have all the sunday papers and you can really relax and stretch out. There's a coal fire and fairy lights everywhere, if I remember correctly they were even in the loo. There is a separate nightclub on the top floor which is always getting good reviews from places. Basically this is the trendy bit of Croydon, plenty of good restaurants round here. And the food in the treehouse is pretty good too. In fact I'm going to go here first chance i get.